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Engineering and Radiochemistry for Nuclear Non-proliferation (ERNN) Summer School

Engineering and Radiochemistry for Nuclear Non-proliferation (ERNN) Summer School

The ERNN is an intensive summer school that moves beyond fundamental radiochemistry to focus on its integration with nuclear chemical engineering and advanced technology for nonproliferation applications. The program is designed to complement existing radiochemistry schools by focusing on the applied engineering and technological challenges where radiochemical principles are critical.

Where/When: Oak Ridge National Laboratory, July 27-31, 2026.

Audience: NA-22 Consortium graduate and advanced undergraduate Fellows and Affiliates. Applications are now open to non-consortium students!

Format:

  • Lectures
  • Labs & Simulations
  • Facilities Tours
  • Capstone Project

Topics

  • Nuclear Nonproliferation Mission
  • Materials of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle
  • Analysis of Nuclear Materials
  • Environmental Monitoring and Radionuclides in the Environment for Nonproliferation
  • Computational Methods and High Performance Computing for Nonproliferation
  • Advanced Separations and Fuel Cycle Engineering