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Kharkiv Student Wins First Place at International Nuclear Conference in the Czech Republic
Mariia Pcholkina, a student at the Education and Research Institute “School of Physics and Technology”...
SSTC NRS Shares Experience and Research Findings at NUTECH 2026
SSTC NRS Deputy Director for Scientific and Innovation Activities Oleksii Dybach participated in NUTECH 2026...
SSTC NRS Joins Discussion on International Experience in Analysis of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Incidents
Recently, a technical meeting of national coordinators of the joint IAEA–OECD/NEA Fuel Incident Notification and...
American Man Sold Russian-Sourced Plutonium Online for Years
Jacob Miller, 44, of Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to illegally smuggling plutonium-239 from Russia into the...
SSTC NRS Performs Key Tasks under EASI-SMR Project
The annual meeting of the EASI-SMR Project Consortium participants was...
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Operating Experience as Safety Foundation: SSTC NRS at IRS Coordinators’ Meeting in Vienna
The technical meeting of national coordinators of the International Reporting...
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SSTC NRS Presents New Approaches to Ageing Management of NPP Instrumentation and Control Systems
At the 26th International Scientific and Technical Conference “Problems of...
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SSTC NRS Experts Present Developments at VIII International NUCNEXT 2026 Conference
Recently, Kyiv hosted the VIII International Scientific and Technical Conference...
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Articles and interviews
«Safety Is Not Negotiable»: Key Lessons from Chernobyl
We are continuing our series of interviews with Nikolai Steinberg, dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl NPP accident. This is the final article in the series. In the previous interviews we discussed the period before and after the...
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“People do not understand: the road to a catastrophe is long, and at its beginning, the end is not always clear,” – Nikolai Steinberg
To mark the 40th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster, Nikolai...
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Nikolai Steinberg: «A colossal amount of energy has fallen into our hands. It can be used for the greater good, or it can destroy everything. The key to safety lies in the risks inherent in the interaction between humans and the machines they create»
April 2026. Since then, the Chornobyl disaster has been documented...
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Science Fiction or a Plan for Descendants: Nuclear Semiotics and Responsibility to Future Generations
1 thousand, 10 thousand, 100 thousand, 1 million years from...
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Radiation Hazards in Shelters: How to Protect Yourself from Radon While Staying in a Shelter?
In the context of the full-scale war in Ukraine, civil...
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