This ENEEP school for Environmental Monitoring is intended for people interested in gaining practical experience in the field of environmental impact evaluation and monitoring. The course aims to give a theoretical overview of the main topics and perform exercises using the Facility of the Laboratory of Applied Nuclear Energy (LENA) and the nearby Radiochemistry Laboratory of the Chemistry Department to become familiar with sampling, measurement, and control procedures applied to the environmental monitoring of a research reactor plant. One day will be dedicated to visiting and reviewing a site’s Environmental Monitoring system during decommissioning.
The knowledge acquired during the course will provide students with dedicated theoretical lessons and practical experiments to be able to apply what has been learned to other research reactor centres. For a better experience, small student working groups (4-5 max) will be identified, and they will alternate in the exercises.
The knowledge acquired during the course will provide students with dedicated theoretical lessons and practical experiments to be able to apply what has been learned to other research reactor centres. For a better experience, small student working groups (4-5 max) will be identified, and they will alternate in the exercises.
To apply to the Summer School, the applicant should fill in the ENEEP application form.