We are pleased to invite you to a workshop showcasing the latest advancements in data-driven surrogate models for nuclear severe accident codes, as part of the ASSAS project. This event will feature presentations on machine learning applications in nuclear sciences and related fields, with a focus on multiphysics and coupled codes. Join us for insightful discussions, including a high-level round table, and take advantage of this free opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with experts in the field.

The University of Lorraine (UL) is organising this workshop to create a platform for European actors involved in SSH to partake in the repositioning, and in proactively suggesting a shared vision for the future. For this, we work on bringing together stakeholders from the European institutions, from research and innovation, and from higher education.

This event will showcase achievements in the development of advanced recycling technologies for plastics and highlight the challenges of scaling up research into industrial innovation. Discussions will also focus on the regulatory actions needed at the European level, as well as the funding support required to transform research into large-scale, viable recycling solutions.