📅 17. Jul 2026 | 📍 Hochheim am Main

📧jakub.bronik@junge-generation.org

We are delighted to announce the next KTG Young Generation Excursion!
It will take place on Friday, 17 July 2026, at Becker Technologies GmbH in Hochheim am Main. The event offers an excellent opportunity to gain an insight into the company’s current projects and extensive expertise in the fields of thermohydraulics, reactor safety and hydrogen technologies.

The programme includes a guided tour of the THAI+ facility, where large-scale experiments on gas dynamics, hydrogen distribution and safety-relevant test conditions are carried out. There will also be an opportunity to view the hydrogen recombination test setup, which was developed for fusion applications.

On the evening before the excursion (Thursday, 16 July), there will be an informal get-together with a short seminar; further details will follow shortly. Following the technical tours on Friday, lunch will be provided by KTG JG, whilst Becker Technologies will provide the drinks.

After lunch, there will be a short seminar featuring a round of introductions and brief presentations by participants on their work, study or research interests – a great opportunity to chat and get to know one another.

The event will be held in English.

Summary:
16.07.: own arrival and inofficial meet-up with a short seminar
17.07.: technical visit and short seminar, afterwards own departure

To register: Email Jakub jakub.bronik@junge-generation.org and let him know your name and phone number (WhatsApp group).

📅 20./21. Oct 2026 | 📍 Bochum

🔗AI4N Website

The second edition of AI for Nuclear (AI4N) will take place on 20–21 October 2026, bringing together students, young professionals, researchers, industry experts and regulatory authorities to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the nuclear sector.

Building on the successful 2025 workshop in Stuttgart, this 1.5-day in-person event will feature keynotes, technical presentations, posters and interactive sessions on topics such as reactor physics, safety analyses, digital twins and fuel cycle optimisation.

Who should attend?
Anyone interested in AI in the nuclear sector! Whether you’re an undergraduate or postgraduate student, a PhD candidate, a young professional, an academic researcher or an industry representative – no prior knowledge of AI is required.

The website is still under construction, but you can already sign up for updates and view materials and photos from the 2025 edition.

📅 28. Oct 2026 | 📍 Schlema-Alberoda

📧andrea.kozlowski@junge-generation.org

We’re offering another exciting trip – this time to WISMUT in Schlema-Alberoda on the 28.10.
WISMUT focuses on managing the legacy of uranium mining in Germany and offers insights into radiation protection, environmental assessment and long-term remediation.

What to expect:
• Lectures in the morning, including a talk on the history of WISMUT by the former director of the Uranium Mining Museum
• A tour of the remediation site in the afternoon
• A relaxed get-together the evening before

Important:
• You are responsible for organising and paying for your own travel and accommodation
• Lunch on the day of the tour will be provided by KTG JG
• The number of participants is limited to 10

The event will be held in German. Please register by 15 August 2026 by emailing andrea.kozlowski@junge-generation.org.

📅 18./20. Nov 2026 | 📍 JRC Karlsruhe

🔗https://www.gemeinsame-nwt.org/

The gNWT offers you, as students and young professionals, the perfect opportunity to
• learn about current topics in nuclear technology,
• present your own work,
• make contacts in research and industry,
• and network with other young professionals from across the DACH region.

Highlight 2026: You’ll have the rare chance to visit the hot cells. That alone makes it worth attending!

Further details on registration, talks and costs are available on on the website: https://www.gemeinsame-nwt.org/