Nuclear Energy Associations

• ANS - Decommissioning, Decontamination and Reutilization  - Built a facility to optimize management of nuclear energy sources. Provides report on activities, membership information and news archives.
• Australian Nuclear Forum Inc.  - Membership for professionals engaged in the relevant field. Provides an index of documents relating to their activities and goals.
• Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation  - Aims to help solve imminent problems rising from the use of nuclear energy. Includes discussions on their other operations.
• Belgian Nuclear Society  - Developer of various applications of the energy source through affiliations and different activities.
• Bulgarian Atomic Forum  - References for the society's functions. Includes discussions on relevant technical issues about the energy source.
• Center for Reactor Information  - Independent function for information dissemination and public awareness of the uses of nuclear energy.
• Dutch Young Generation  - Profiles the Swedish network of young individuals engaged in nuclear science studies. Enumerates their activities.
• European Nuclear Society  - Highlights announcement of organized events sanctioned by the organization. Includes an archive of reports and other documentations.
• KIVI-NIRIA and NNS  - Collaborative effort of the societies comprised mostly by scientists and engineers in the nuclear field. Includes information on their projects such as the Dutch Young Generation.
• Nuclear Energy Agency  - Paris-based organization founded for various aspects of nuclear safety including radiological protection, management of radioactive wastes and other joint programs.
• Nuclear Society of Slovenia  - Covers the country's operations in the utilization of the energy source. Indexes published materials, planned events, meeting reports and technical articles.
• World Association of Nuclear Operators  - Unites firms engaged in nuclear operations in order to implement safety regulations. Contains reports from past activities.
• World Nuclear Association  - Discusses the functions of the organization in representing professionals involved in global operations of nuclear sciences.