Outreach Program

How to distinguish scientific evidence from myths, hoaxes and pseudosciences

Objective: To bring science to society in an engaging, accessible and participatory way, awakening curiosity and fostering critical thinking among people of all ages and levels of education.

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A mentoring program designed to inspire young people in scientific and technological disciplines, breaking stereotypes and showing career opportunities in the energy and nuclear sector.

Objective: Foster interest and vocations in STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) among younger students, as well as guide their future professional development in the energy and nuclear sector.

With the aim of promoting STEM methodology (acronym in English for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) among younger students, the Spanish Nuclear Society organizes the STEM Workshops as part of the 52nd Annual Meeting, which will be held in A Coruña. Through this initiative, SNE seeks to add value to its annual meeting, offering Compulsory Secondary Education students an opportunity to approach technical and scientific concepts, both general and specifically related to nuclear energy.

The activity, which is open and free, is aimed at students in 3rd and 4th year of ESO.

Science is back in bars! Have you ever imagined hearing talks about nuclear energy while enjoying a beer? Then you can't miss this event!

Young Nuclears organizes a unique and fascinating evening of short, popular talks about Science and Nuclear Technology, designed for all audiences and in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. On the occasion of the Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society, JJNN invites you to this gathering where colleagues will speak about current nuclear topics and curiosities while you enjoy a drink in good company.

No prior knowledge is required, just an open mind and a thirst for knowledge; so invite your friends, partner, family, and all science enthusiasts!

Admission is free up to capacity. The event will include some refreshments and snacks for attendees.

Young Nuclears organizes a new edition of its Basic Course on Nuclear Science and Technology in A Coruña, coinciding with the celebration of the Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society. This course is designed to provide an accessible and rigorous introduction to the fundamental principles of nuclear energy and its role in today's society.

Throughout the course, topics ranging from basic nuclear physics concepts, the operation and safety of nuclear plants, to the management of radioactive waste, future technologies, non-energy applications and their contribution to sustainable development will be addressed.

The course aims to provide a comprehensive view of the nuclear sector, answer frequently asked questions, dispel myths and explore both the scientific and technological aspects as well as its social dimension and utility in other fields.

The activity, which is open and free, is aimed at students and people interested in nuclear science and technology. The places are limited and require prior registration.