Project Officer: Ms. Katerina Ptackova

NUCL-EU

NUCL-EU is a project funded by the European Commission under the Euratom Programme of the 7 Framework Programme. The general objective of the project is reinforcing the network of FP7 National Contact Points (NCPs) and third country contacts in the Euratom Programme.

It aims at creating an efficient, pro-active and sustainable Network for stimulating closer cooperation among all the Euratom National Contact Points.

The project has two specific objectives: the reinforcement of the Euratom NCP Network.
the enhancement of Member States and Third Countries (involvement) participation.

Transnational Workshop Transnational Workshop
During the implementation of NUCL-EU, at least 3 Transnational Workshops will be organised by 3 different NCPs...
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Partner SearchPartner Search
The "partner search" is a service that give support to all researchers or consortia with a well defined project idea...
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TrainingsTrainings
The aim of the trainings is to enhance the professional skills of Euratom NCPs , included the Third Countries NCPs...
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News and Events Archive

Republic of Moldova

11 October - 1 July 2012

A Memorandum of Understanding for the association of the Republic of Moldova to FP7 was signed on 11 October 2011. The Republic of Moldova will become formally associated to the 7th EU Framework Programme (FP7) from 1 January 2012. For more info: http://ec.europa.eu/research/iscp/index.cfm

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Council extends Euratom programme for nuclear research (2012-2013)

19 - 19 December 2012

The Council extended, for a two-year period, the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) framework programme for nuclear research and training activities The Euratom programme, which expires at the end of 2011, is extended in order to align it with the end of the EU's current financial cycle in 2013. www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data/docs/pressdata/en/intm/127049

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European Nuclear Society Communication Conference

Warsaw

24 February - 24 July 2012

At the European Nuclear Society Communication Conference (PIME) held 12-15 February in Warsaw, the JRC and the Dutch Nuclear Research Centre (NRG) won the 2012 PIME Award for Communications Excellence. The winners emerged from five previously shortlisted candidates, the other competitors coming from Russia, The United Arab Emirates, Austria, and France. The European Nuclear Society is a federation of 24 nuclear societies from as many Eurasian countries. Its annual Communication Conference is a unique event addressed to communication specialists in the nuclear industry and research fields. It attracts professional nuclear communicators from across the world

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