Recently, I became an affliliate member of the International Network of Emerging Nuclear Specialists (INENS).

Here is a small description, taken from INENS website:

The International Network of Emerging Nuclear Specialists is a global membership-based organisation for young professionals pursuing a career in the nuclear field. INENS was founded after the 2010 NPT Review Conference in New York with the aim of bringing together young professionals into a forum for discussion of key pressing and future nuclear issues. INENS focuses on all aspects of the nuclear field, including political, legal, scientific, technical, energy, academia, research, advocacy and campaigning and any other relevant fields. The network comprises of 3 branches: Members Directory; the Global Organisations Directory; and the Annual and Regional workshops and conferences.

This way, I’ll have access to the lastest news in this area, right to listing my publications in the INENS website and I’ll be invited to participate in the organization’s events. I thank Prof. Ana Senos for the suggestion.

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