Overview

In the second of our Navigating Nuclear series, join us for an insightful introduction to nuclear reactor technology, exploring its history, current state and emerging advancements. This talk will cover the basics of reactor types, including light water reactors, advanced reactors and the basics of ionising radiation, while also delving into nuclear power's crucial role in decarbonising global energy. Learn how nuclear energy will shape the future, with key insights into industry trends and international commitments, including COP28's pledge to triple nuclear capacity.

Speaker

Mark Ho, President, Australian Nuclear Association

Dr Mark Ho is the President of the Australian Nuclear Association, a professional organisation promoting the peaceful, safe and effective use of nuclear science and technology. Mark has supervised numerous masters, PhDs & postdocs in the field of nuclear technology & thermohydraulics. He has worked at ANSTO for 20 years as a heat-transfer expert and advised the organisation executive on global nuclear power developments.

Agenda

In-person:

6.00 pm AEDT: Registrations open with refreshments and networking
6.30 pm AEDT: Webinar and presentation begins
7.15 pm AEDT: Q&A begins
7.30 pm AEDT: Webinar ends
7.45 pm AEDT: Event ends

Online:

6.30 pm AEDT: Webinar and presentation begins
7.15 pm AEDT: Q&A begins
7.30 pm AEDT: Webinar ends

The material presented in this webinar has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenter’s own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE or the Joint Chemical Engineering Committee (JCEC), New South Wales. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.

Price

• IChemE member rate (including GST): Free 
• Non-member rate (including GST): $30
• Student and early career researchers rate (including GST): Free

IChemE members can use the code ‘FREE2025!’ at checkout to claim a free ticket.

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