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-- feature nea interview with hélène langevin-joliot now available mentoring a future generation of female leaders in science and engineering nuclear energy data – 2017 nuclear innovation 2050 (ni2050) nuclear education, skills and technology (nest) framework please note that nea site will be down on thursday, 26 april 2018 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (paris time) for planned it service maintenance. -- the (nea) the (nea) is a specialised agency within the organisation for economic co-operation and development (oecd), an intergovernmental organisation of industrialised countries, based in paris, france. more » press releases and news director-general magwood's visit highlights nea commitment to support poland nea director‑general william d. magwood, iv, undertook his first official visit to poland on 28‑29 may 2018 for meetings with the ministry of energy, the ministry of investment and economic development, the national atomic energy agency (paa) and the national centre for nuclear research (ncbj). central to his visit were meetings with krzysztof tchórzewski , minister of energy, jadwiga emilewicz , minister of entrepreneurship and technology and jerzy kwieciński , minister of investment and economic development. discussions covered a wide range of issues, including nuclear safety technology and regulation, the human aspects of nuclear safety, stakeholder involvement, and nuclear development. read more japanese state minister tadahiko ito visits the nea to discuss further co‑operation mr tadahiko ito, state minister of the cabinet office and of the environment, japan visited the nea on 3 may 2018 to meet with nea representatives including deputy director‑general and chief nuclear officer daniel iracane, deputy director‑general for management and planning masahiko fujihara, and deputy head of the nea division of radiological protection and human aspects of nuclear safety ted lazo. state minister ito thanked the nea for its contributions to the recovery of fukushima after the great east japan earthquake, and discussed possible follow‑up to the 2016 nea workshop on "post‑accident food safety science" held in fukushima. in particular, the minister expressed his thanks for the nea's support for the soma agricultural high school students who took part in the workshop, and underlined the importance of taking care of the younger generation during the fukushima prefecture recovery process. the state minister also gave an update on the impressive progress with off‑site decontamination in the surrounding areas of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant and a nuclear emergency response exercise to be held in japan later this year. dr iracane outlined ongoing work towards developing an international instrument to formalise the framework for post‑accident food management and the second nea workshop on stakeholder involvement in nuclear decision making to be held in 2019. new nea committee to focus on decommissioning and legacy management the nea steering committee for nuclear energy held its biannual meeting on 19‑20 april 2018. among the decisions taken, the committee approved the establishment of the new nea committee on decommissioning of nuclear installations and legacy management, which will enable the nea to assist its members in managing a broader range of decommissioning issues including the management of legacy sites and legacy waste. in forming the new committee, the nea will convene a balanced composition of policy developers and experts representing regulatory bodies and implementers in order to facilitate comprehensive exchanges of experiences and best practices in the field of nuclear decommissioning and legacy management. accordingly, the committee delegates will share their national expertise in decommissioning planning and strategies selection, as well as lessons learnt in managing decommissioning challenges. the new committee will co-ordinate closely with other nea bodies, as well as with relevant activities in other multilateral institutions. nea celebrates its diamond jubilee by looking to the future nearly 200 senior leaders in the international nuclear sector from 31 countries came together in paris today to celebrate the 60 th anniversary of the oecd (nea) and to discuss the current state and future prospects for nuclear energy. to mark the occasion, the nea organised a special high‑level session for senior leaders in the nuclear sector. "there have been many successes and accomplishments over the last 60 years. while we take this opportunity to recognise the tremendous contributions of the men and women who have served with the nea over the decades, we are excited by the road before us, the challenges ahead and the as yet unknown priorities of tomorrow," said director‑general magwood during his opening remarks at the session. "the work of the nea is always just beginning." read more first reactivity-initiated accident test completed successfully at the renovated cabri facility within the framework of the nea cabri international project (cip) a first test simulating a reactivity initiated accident (ria) in conditions reproducing those in a pressurised-water reactor (pwr) was successfully carried out on 16 april 2018. the test was performed at the cabri facility in cadarache, france by the institut de radioprotection et de sûreté nucléaire (institute for radiation protection and nuclear safety - irsn), with the support of the french alternative energies and atomic energy commission (cea), in the new pressurised-water loop that was installed recently as part of a major renovation programme. the nea cip project investigates fuel and cladding behaviour in pwrs during rias that involve a sudden localised accidental increase of core power that would arise from, for example, control rod ejection. the cip began in march 2000 and two ria tests using high burn-up pwr fuel were performed in 2002 in an experimental loop filled, at that time, with liquid sodium. "after ten years of major refurbishments, the cabri reactor is now equipped with a new configuration that will enable the nea cip project to study the safety behaviour of fuels in more fully representative pwr conditions," noted the nea deputy director‑general and chief nuclear officer dr daniel iracane. "the successful completion of this test positions cabri as a new major asset for the continuous enhancement of our knowledge base, and for the future of nuclear fuel safety worldwide." more information on the nea cip project is available here . webinar on full costs of electricity provision on 13 april 2018, the nea organised a webinar to discuss the findings from its latest report – the full costs of electricity provision . market prices and production costs account for an important share of the overall economic impacts of electricity. however, there has been a growing recognition that the market value of electricity is not the whole story. as currently constituted, the price of electricity in today's markets does not accurately reflect the costs of electricity on the society and the environment. as a result, decisions made regarding supply and future planning based on current market prices fail to capture all of the factors needed to ensure reliable electricity supply in the future. this report summarises and synthesises the most recent research in full cost accounting of electricity. find out more at oe.cd/nea‑electricity‑costs‑webinar‑2018 nea co‑sponsors the joint conference of the international youth nuclear congress (iync) and women in nuclear global the nea co‑sponsored the international youth nuclear congress (iync) 2018 conference, which was organised jointly with the 26 th win global annual conference in bariloche, argentina, on 11‑17 march 2018. the conference brought together young professionals and women in the nuclear field to discuss and to collaborate on knowledge transfer, nuclear science and technology research and implementation, professional development and communication. nea director‑general mr william d. magwood, iv, who was recognised as a key supporter who helped launch the iync almost 20 years ago, was a featured speaker in the keynote session on "challenge the present, empower the future". during his speech, he highlighted the need for nuclear technology to evolve to meet future challenges and the importance of attracting young students to study nuclear science and engineering. he also noted that the nea encourages its membership to explore ways of attracting, recruiting and retaining women in science and technology. ms yeonhee hah, head of the nea division of radiological protection and human aspects of nuclear safety, provided a keynote speech at the launch of the iync mentor program. she was also a featured speaker in the workshop session on "strategic communication in a nuclear crisis". while in argentina, the nea delegation visited the embalse nuclear power station, which is currently undergoing a life extension programme. nea official visit to brazil on 20 march 2018, the nea visited the national nuclear energy commission of brazil (cnen) to participate in an information exchange seminar organised by the cnen's directorate of radiological protection and security (drs) and attended by representatives from important actors in brazil's nuclear power programme. nea deputy director‑general and chief nuclear officer dr daniel iracane presented the agency's activities, its role among international organisations and its work on nuclear technology, safety and radioactive waste management. discussions addressed a wide range of associated issues, including stakeholder involvement. during the seminar nea representatives were also introduced to the main lines of nuclear energy policy, research and education in brazil. while in brazil, the nea delegation also visited the angra nuclear power plant and other institutions in order to gain insights into nuclear technology in brazil. the seminar and the visit were both very informative and constructive, and took place in a spirit of openness, and mutual recognition of the benefits of international co‑operation. the nea wishes to thank the cnen and the brazilian ministry of foreign affairs for the well‑prepared seminar and fruitful exchanges during the visit. nea director-general makes first visit to hungary on 5-6 march 2018, nea director‑general william d. magwood, iv, undertook his first official visit to hungary for meetings with the ministry of national development, ministry of foreign affairs and trade, the hungarian atomic energy authority (haea), public limited company for radioactive waste management (puram), the hungarian nuclear society and the hungarian young generation network (fine). central to his visit were discussions with minister jános süli (pictured on the right), minister istván mikola, and state secretary for energy affairs andrás aradszki. while in hungary, the director general visited the paks nuclear power plant and various other nuclear facilities, including the ceres (cooling effectiveness on reactor external surface) facility, budapest research reactor, puram spent fuel interim storage facility, national radioactive waste repository (nrwr) and the hungarian academy of sciences centre for energy research. on 6 march, he delivered the lecture "addressing global nuclear challenges in an era of change" to students and staff at the institute of nuclear techniques (nti) of the budapest university of technology and economics (bme). the director-general’s visit to hungary proved to be an excellent opportunity to exchange views on nuclear energy issues, education and research, as well as on how to continue strengthening the nea's engagement with hungarian entities. nea high-level visit to china from 25 february to 1 march, nea director‑general magwood led a high-level visit to china. bilateral meetings were held with the national nuclear safety administration (nnsa), the china atomic energy authority (caea), the national energy administration (c/nea) and the china national nuclear corporation (cnnc). technical visits were made to the qinshan nuclear power plant and the fuqing nuclear power plant, where china is building the first hualong one nuclear power reactor. during the meeting with the caea, both parties agreed upon the importance of multinational co-operation in nuclear skills and education in order to ensure the safe, secure and sustainable use of nuclear energy. in this respect, china highlighted the atomic energy scholarship of china (aes scholarship), which has been initiated by the caea and the ministry of education of china in order to provide financial support to outstanding students, technicians and administrators from emerging nuclear energy countries. details and further information on the scholarship are available here . the nea delegation also visited some of the country's leading research centres, including the shanghai institute of applied physics (sinap), which is leading china's development and demonstration of molten salt reactor technology; the shanghai nuclear engineering research and design institute (snerdi) and the chinese academy of sciences (cas). on 28 february, director‑general magwood delivered a lecture on nea work and activities to nuclear science and engineering students at shanghai jiaotong university (sjtu). the visit, which was very informative and constructive, exemplified the valuable exchange of information and ideas from which china and the nea can both benefit. highlighting the growing relationship between the nea and china, the agency welcomed in march 2018 a chinese radioactive waste expert on secondment to work at the nea in paris for the next two years. she will be the first chinese expert to join the nea's main secretariat staff. apply now for the international school of nuclear law the nea international school of nuclear law (isnl) is a two-week course designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the various legal issues relating to the safe, efficient and secure use of nuclear energy. to date, the isnl has provided a unique educational opportunity to nearly 1000 graduate students and young professionals worldwide. the next session of the isnl will take place from 27 august to 7 september 2018 in montpellier, france. applications may be submitted online up until 31 march 2018. for more information on the course and to apply, see: oe.cd/isnl . apply now for international radiological protection school (irps) we are very pleased to announce the first nea international radiological protection school (irps), which will take place from 20 to 24 august 2018 at the stockholm university in sweden. this five-day training aims at providing mid-career radiological protection (rp) experts with an understanding of the "spirit" of the rp system. renowned experts will present the nuances, history and between-the-lines meanings of international guidance and working experience, that will allow tomorrow’s radiological protection leaders to appropriately apply the rp system to address current and future radiological circumstances. for more information on the course and to apply, see: oe.cd/nea‑irps . -- australia accedes to the gif framework agreement on 14 september 2017, australia deposited its instrument of accession to the generation iv international forum (gif) framework agreement for international collaboration on research and development of generation iv nuclear energy systems. a ceremony was held in paris which included his excellency mr brian pontifex, ambassador and permanent representative of australia to the oecd, and dr adrian (adi) paterson, ceo of the australian nuclear science and technology organisation (ansto). the gif is a co‑operative international endeavour which was established to carry out the research and development needed to establish the feasibility and performance capabilities of the next generation of nuclear energy systems. australia became the 14 th member of the gif on 22 june 2016 when it signed the gif charter. acceding to the framework agreement will allow australia to become actively engaged in r&d projects related to generation iv systems, particularly in r&d projects on advanced materials. for more information on gif, see www.gen-4.org . nuclear safety five years after the fukushima daiichi accident the oecd (nea) has published a new report entitled five years after the fukushima daiichi accident: nuclear safety improvements and lessons learnt . the report focuses on the actions undertaken by the nea and its member countries at the national and international levels to improve nuclear safety and to implement the lessons learnt from the march 2011 accident. it also offers a series of conclusions and identifies some of the challenges that remain. press release | 日本語 did you miss the live webcast of the launch of the latest nea report on five years after the fukushima daiichi accident: nuclear safety improvements and lessons learnt? -- what role does nuclear energy play in combating climate change within the 2 o c scenario? nea director-general william d. magwood, iv, and nea experts explain the role of nuclear power in helping to achieve the agreed target of limiting the rise in 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