INRAG is an interdisciplinary expertise network that will facilitate cooperation of its members. It aims to inform and advise decision-makers and organizations of civil society on nuclear matters. It intends to improve the accessibility of authoritative information to the public and to contribute to a higher degree of understandability. It will foster scientific research on nuclear risks and provide a comprehensive knowledge-base on nuclear risks.

Members of the group include academics, former members and heads of nuclear authorities, members of technical support organizations, independent scientists and experts. They work in countries such as Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Sweden, the UK and the USA. The initiative of establishing INRAG originates from the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) which is currently its host.

 

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Canadian reactors that “recycle” plutonium would create more problems than they solve

Canadian reactors that “recycle” plutonium would create more problems than they solve

The article by Jungmin Kang and M.V. Ramana on proposed Moltex reactor and reprocessing was published in the Bulletin of...

Opposite Editorial by M.V. Ramana

Opposite Editorial by M.V. Ramana

The gest editorial “The hype and the reality of small modular reactors” by M.V. Ramana and Seok Kwanghoon was published...

10. Nuclear Energy Conference in Linz with INRAG participation

10. Nuclear Energy Conference in Linz with INRAG participation

The event with a focus on SMRs was opend with a keynote by INRAG Deputy Matthias Englert, followed by a...

Nuclear Energy and the Non-Proliferation Treaty: A Retrospective Examination

Nuclear Energy and the Non-Proliferation Treaty: A Retrospective Examination

The Journal for Peace and Nuclear Disarmament published an article on nuclear energy and the NPT by M.V. Ramana and...