Beskrivning

SUNRISE, which stands for Sustainable Nuclear Energy Research in Sweden, focuses on designing, analyzing safety, developing materials, and qualifying a lead-cooled small modular reactor (SMR) to be constructed in Oskarshamn. Project partners include KTH Royal Institute of Technology, LTU Luleå University of Technology, and Uppsala University. SMRs offer an attractive avenue for advancing nuclear power. Coupled with a Generation IV nuclear reactor type, these SMRs can enhance safety, economics, sustainability, and non-proliferation goals.

Medverkande

Eloi Pallarès Abril, Research engineer, Nuclear science and engineering, KTH Royal institute of technology

Elina Charatsidou, PhD Student, Nuclear science and engineering, KTH Royal institute of technology

Fredrik Dehlin, PhD Student, Nuclear science and engineering, KTH Royal institute of technology

Maria Giamouridou, PhD student, from KTH division of Nuclear Science and Engineering

Daria Kolbas, PhD student, from LTU Department of Engineering Science and Mathematics

Christopher Petersson, PhD Student, Nuclear science and engineering, KTH Royal institute of technology