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Society is facing challenges in developing new competences for the nuclear power industry and maintain the competences that already exist. I will be one of the panelists at an energy
Abstract: Proton irradiation with a primary ion energy of 2 MeV was used to simulate radiation damage in UN and (U,Zr)N fuel pellets. The pellets, nominally at room temperature, were irradiated
It was a blast attending TMS2024 and especially presenting my poster on my recent publication on irradiation studies on nitride nuclear fuels. I had the opportunity to listen to excellent
I am looking forward to implementing great and impactful ideas as the new coordinator of the female faculty network at the School of Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
It was my absolute pleasure to give a talk on nuclear power and my research at the Nobel Prize Museum at the Science Today event, focused on Energy – Powering
I had the honor to visit the middle school I graduated from and talk to the students about nuclear power, physics, energy, engineering and a career in STEM. It was
I had the great opportunity to participate at the KTH Energy Dialogue 2023 conference organised by #KTHEnergyPlatform at KTH, where researchers and professionals from a wide range of scientific fields
I recently came back from a visit to the Äspö Hard Rock laboratory in Oskarshamn, Sweden. There I had the unique opportunity to visit and learn about the work done
This week I organised a field trip visit to Studsvik for my students in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle course at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. We visited Studsvik, Cyclife and
It was a great experience to create the poster for SUNRISE Centre. I am happy it turned out nice and hopefully understandable for everyone to get a glimpse of our
