Promotion of young scientists

Within the module Education and Training (EDU), a number of inter- and transdisciplinary formats are carried out in TRANSENS. One focus is on the (interdisciplinary) co-production of knowledge by young scientists from different disciplines, as well as on the (transdisciplinary) inclusion of the population and stakeholders in the process of knowledge production. Accordingly, the offers are mainly - but not exclusively! - to TRANSENS project participants.

  • Within the framework of TRANSENS there is the possibility to acquire an additional qualification within the framework of a college, which will be certified by the project if passed.

    Content: Disciplinary basics regarding final disposal, as well as focus on transdisciplinary work in the final disposal issue.

    Target groups: PhD students. Post-docs. Researchers.

    The events are - as far as possible - open toall researchers beyond the participants of the Kolleg, i.e. they can also be attended individually and separately from the Kolleg.

    The lecture series and the case study are the core events of the research training group. At least one course from each of the other three modules must be attended in order to successfully complete the course. A total of at least 18 points should be achieved.

    If you as an external visitor are interested in one of the courses listed here, please contact the person responsible for the module by mail (see contact).

    Module Catalog

     Module

    2021/2022

    WS

    2022

    SS

    2022/2023

    WS

    2023

    SS

    2023/2024

    WS

    2024

    SS

    Points
    Lecture seriesTechnical Basicsx x x 2
     Social implications x x x2
    Summer schoolsBad Honnef x    4
     To be announced   x  4
     To be announced     x4
    ExcursionsPast x    1
     Present  x   1
     Future    x 1
     Case study related   x  1
    Expert roundsExpert Rounds xxxxxEach 2

    Transdisciplinary

    Case Study

    Transdisciplinary

    Case Study

       xx(x)6

    Contact

    If you have more detailed questions about the individual contents and participation, please direct them to the person responsible for the module, Wolfgang Schulz: schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de.

  • The TRANSENS lecture series spans over 2 semesters of 2 SWS from the technical basics to the ethical, socio-ecological, economic, legal and political implications of the search for a suitable site for the final disposal of highly radioactive waste. While the first semester focuses on the technical fundamentals as well as selected socio-technical aspects of nuclear power, the second semester deals with the site selection process on a very broad scientific basis and from different scientific perspectives. The lecture series is initially aimed at students from the universities participating in the TRANSENS project.

    Dates

    The TRANSENS lecture series will take place in the winter semester 2021/2022 and summer semester 2022 every Tuesday 14:15-15:45 as an online event via zoom. Please refer to the following table for topics and current dates. For participation and recognition within the EDU-College a registration is required. Please send your registration by e-mail to Prof. Clemens Walther; walther@irs.uni-hannover.de.

    Registration

    Registration for the winter semester is now open via stud-ip here. External guests without Stud-ip access must first apply for temporary access. To do so, please send an e-mail with your full name and a valid e-mail address to schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de. Please also write a short sentence about your relation to the topic of disposal and your interest in the lecture in the email. This will help us in our research to get an overview of the different groups of people interested and participating in the topic of final disposal.

    Winter term 2021/2022

    DateTopicLecturer
    12.10.2021Energy situation 1Clemens Walther
    19.10.2021Energy situation 2Clemens Walther
    26.10.2021System commodity nuclear power - A socio-technical introductionBen Wealer
    02.11.2021Uranium ExtractionClemens Walther
    09.11.2021EnrichmentClemens Walther
    16.11.2021Political economy of nuclear powerChristian von Hirschhausen
    23.11.2021TransportsClemens Walther
    30.11.2021Risk perception and highly radioactive wasteRoman Seidl/Cord Drögemüller
    07.12.2021FissionClemens Walther
    14.12.2021ReactorsClemens Walther
    21.12.2021DismantlingThomas Hassel
    11.01.2022Gene IV/ TransmutationClemens Walther
    18.01.2022Philosophical and ethical reflections on waste disposalMoritz Riemann
    25.01.2022Radiation protection and emissionsClemens Walther

    Summer term 2022

    12.04.2022DisposalKlaus Jürgen Röhlig
    19.04.2022Basic technical principles of final disposalKlaus Jürgen Röhlig
    26.04.2022Container Technology for the Final Disposal of Light, Medium and High Level Radioactive WasteThomas Hassel
    03.05.2022Geology, host rocks, retrievability, retrieval and monitoringVolker Mintzlaff
    10.05.2022Governance of nuclear waste management in Germany including a view on monitoringPeter Hocke
    17.05.2022Laboratory tests and numerical simulations in geomechanicsRalf Wolters
    24.05.2022Repository monitoringArne Othmer
    31.05.2022The StandAG in the current contextUlrich Smeddinck
    14.06.2022Transdisciplinary approach in repository researchPius Krütli
    21.06.2022Information design for transdisciplinary workPaula Bräuer/Isabella Peters
    28.06.2022Human reliability and safety culture in the repository processOliver Sträter
    05.07.2022The Population Working Group in TRANSENSCord Drögemüller
    12.07.2022Discussion and Q&A session with 3-5 of the presenters (interdisciplinary)to be announced

    Contact

    If you have more detailed questions about the individual contents and about participation, please direct them to the person responsible for the module, Wolfgang Schulz: schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de.

  • Within the framework of TRANSENS, two summer schools (2022 and 2023) are planned, in which the various aspects of the site selection process will be communicated and discussed in depth. The summer schools, in which experts from all over the world will lecture on the topic of final disposal and its social dimensions, are explicitly also aimed at external students and interested persons from the public. Current dates and announcements of the respective schools can be found via the following links.

    Bad Honnef 19.8.-28.08.2022

    The first TRANSENS summerschool titled 'transdiscipilnary research for nuclear waste disposal: Science meets society" was held in Bad Honnef from Aug 19th to Aug 28.th.

    Bad Honnef 13.8.-20.8.2023

    The second Summerschool will be held from Aug 13th. to Aug 20th. in Bad Honnef. The official title will be: Going beyond - requirements for long-term strategies.

     

    Contact

    If you have more detailed questions about the individual contents and about participation, please direct them to the person responsible for the module, Wolfgang Schulz: schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de

  • The implementation of excursions within the framework of TRANSENS is primarily aimed at internal employees and is oriented thematically and in terms of timing to the topics of past, present and future in the site selection process, with a particular focus on looking beyond the German horizon.

    Dates

    As soon as the Covid 19 situation allows, the individual excursions will be announced here.

    Contact

    If you have more detailed questions about the individual contents and about participation, please direct them to the person responsible for the module, Wolfgang Schulz: schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de

Contact

If you have more detailed questions about the individual contents and about participation, please direct them to the person responsible for the module, Wolfgang Schulz: schulz@irs.uni-hannover.de.