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SHARE Strategic Research Agenda (SRA)
The working group on SHARE Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) has been working over the last months
New version of the SHARE Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) after consultation
The working group on SHARE Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) has been working over the last months
RICOMET2020 on-line sessions available
RICOMET2020 sessions available online RICOMET2020 was held from 1 to 3 September on-line. Apart from the
Upcoming events
The German Association for repository research (DAEF) organises the 3rd Conference on Key Topics in Deep Geological Disposal “Challenges of a Site Selection Process: Society – Procedures – Safety” in Cologne, Germany, March 01-03, 2021. The conference will provide an international forum for presentation and discussion of current research on the technical and socio-economic aspects of nuclear waste disposal. The conference will focus on the following topics:
- Status of high-level waste / spent nuclear fuel repository siting in Germany: views of different actors
- Status of high-level waste / spent nuclear fuel disposal programmes in various countries: Technical and societal aspects
- High-level waste / spent nuclear fuel disposal: Research and development in natural sciences and engineering
- High-level waste / spent nuclear fuel management strategies and governance: Research in humanities and social sciences
- Competence building and knowledge transfer
Call for abstracts: end of June 2020
Deadline for abstract submission: end of August 2020
Further information: https://www.daef2021.org
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Our mission
The mission of SHARE is to stimulate the integration of social sciences and humanities (SSH) in research, practice and policy related to ionizing radiation, including, for example: radiation protection, low dose risk, radioecology, emergency preparedness and response, dosimetry, medical applications, radioactive waste management, nuclear energy production, safety, NORM, site remediation etc.
To this end, SHARE structures and enhances dialogue at the European level and beyond, among the different stakeholders, fostering the sharing of knowledge and information among various disciplines working on aspects of ionizing radiation.