NTNU Energy Team nuclear

Team Nuclear

NTNU Energy

Team Nuclear

nuclear power plant. Photo
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NTNU Energy - Team Nuclear introduction

Team Nuclear Energy is NTNU's interdisciplinary research team in fusion and fission technology. The team consists of academic staff from different disciplines, departments and faculties at NTNU and represents NTNU's collective knowledge within nuclear energy.  

Our ongoing research and educational interests include nuclear reactor physics, neutron physics, nuclear reactor thermal hydraulics, nuclear reactor design, nuclear fuel cycles, nuclear power cycles, nuclear systems engineering, nuclear safety, emergency preparedness, accident investigation, nuclear powered marine transport, integration of nuclear power with electricity grids and markets, producing hydrogen and chemicals from nuclear energy, and more.

Our primary goal is to develop Norwegian expertise in nuclear energy through education and research. This includes education of the general public by providing relevant scientific information, expert voices, and diverse perspectives as a contribution to the public debate.  

Mission Statement 

Team Nuclear Energy is dedicated to the development of knowledge in nuclear energy. Our mission is to be a Centre of Excellence for nuclear research and education in Norway, provide expertise, and train future scientists and engineers in the field.

 

Upcoming events

Workshop Series - 2026-2027 - Exploring Nuclear Power - From Fundamentals to Future Solutions

Workshop 3

Presentation by Viktor Wickstrøm “Norwegian nuclear history . From an early start to enormous value creation in industry and businesses based on research from IFE” followed by a panel discussion

Place: Grand Hotell, Room  Hambro, Karl Johans gate 31, Oslo
Date and time: Thursday 1st October, Lunch 11:00-12:00, Seminar 12:00-13:30

Language: Norwegian
Moderator: Svein Nøvik, Retired reseacher at IFE
Registration link

Workshop 4

Topic: “Is nuclear power safe enough?"
Presentations by Andreas Bye (IFE), Jørn Vatn (NTNU) and Jørgen Enstsen (Safetec) followed by a panel discussion.

Place: Stortingsgata Kurs & Konferanse, Stortingsgata 20, Oslo
Date and time: Thursday 22nd October, Breakfast 8:30-9:30, Seminar 9:30-11:00

Moderator: Per Anton D. Jynge. Communication Adviser for Department of Geoscience, NTNU 

Language: Norwegian

Registration will come
 

Previous events - video

Workshop 1 -18.6: Learn nuclear power in 40 minutes

Workshop 2 - 12.8: Hvordan rigger vi Norge med riktig kompetanse for kjernekraft?