Organizations that have presented workshops to the U.S. nuclear energy industry.
Industry toured Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) to understand ongoing nuclear research and capabilities at the laboratory. Industry met with ANL technical points of contact to discuss capabilities and identify potential future collaboration opportunities.
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DOE’s Regulatory Development Program is conducting this survey to better understand stakeholder needs, regulatory challenges, and emerging priorities. Your feedback will help: *Prioritize regulatory development efforts *Allocate technical resources effectively *Identify capability and expertise gaps *Improve collaboration opportunities *Accelerate technology deployment and licensing efficiency *Support future regulatory modernization activities Estimated completion time: 10–15 minutes.
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The A/SMR 2026 summit is shaping up to be a premier event, featuring high-level keynote speakers, engaging panel discussions and timely topical breakout sessions focused on the secure deployment of advanced and small modular reactors by embedding cybersecurity and resilience into reactor design, validation, licensing, supply chain and workforce education.
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The Part 810 Industry Conference is an annual industry-focused event at Argonne National Laboratory that brings together federal officials, representatives, and experts from the U.S. Government for engaging and informative trainings and panel discussions on the considerations and actions that can streamline exports of civil nuclear technology while avoiding common pitfalls. It will be three full days of programming covering a broad range of topics pertaining to civil nuclear cooperation and 10 C.F.R. Part 810 with presentations and panels.
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Through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Consortium for Strategic Revitalization of Cyber-Physical Nuclear Infrastructure for Advanced Small Modular Reactors, North Carolina State University will be hosting an in-person workshop on Multi-Physics Model Validation and Uncertainty Quantification of SMR Simulators and Digital Twins.
ORNL’s annual Molten Salt Reactor Workshop is the leading forum to discuss the latest MSR research and development programs, technology advancements, international collaborations, and the progress of demonstration efforts. Please join us this year for an exciting and informative program, active discussions that advance our understanding of our challenges and opportunities, and networking that builds the partnerships essential to our future.
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ORNL’s annual Molten Salt Reactor Workshop is the leading forum to discuss the latest MSR research and development programs, technology advancements, international collaborations, and the progress of demonstration efforts. Please join us this year for an exciting and informative program, active discussions that advance our understanding of our challenges and opportunities, and networking that builds the partnerships essential to our future.
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Industry toured Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to understand ongoing nuclear research and capabilities at the laboratory. Industry met with INL technical points of contact to discuss capabilities and identify potential future collaboration opportunities.
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Brought to you by the U.S. Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration, this invaluable workshop is for developers of advanced and small modular reactors and associated fuel cycle facilities who plan to export globally.
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“When you look at our energy forecast, AI and data centers alone are driving the energy demand,” said Michelle Zietlow-Miller, the public engagement manager for “Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear. “That’s an equivalent of being the sixth largest country by themselves, in 2026.”
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