Nuclear Energy 2018

25 June 2018

We would like to introduce the conference on nuclear energy which is going to be held in Dubai, UAE on November 3-4, 2018. This conference will bring together renowned experts, scientists, researchers, professors and business professionals presenting their work on resembling the
following topics:
 Nuclear power
 Nuclear safety
 Nuclear medicine
 Nuclear waste
 Nuclear reactors
 Nuclear fission
 Nuclear fusion
 Nuclear chain reactions
 Nuclear radioactive decay
 Nuclear energetics
 Nuclear technologies
 Nuclear weapons
 Detection and Measurement of Radiation
 Radiation Doses and Hazard Assessment
 Uses of Nuclear Energy
 Current Frontiers of Nuclear energy

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