Improved nuclear data for the safety of energy and non-energy applications of ionising radiation

Likely relevant for

• Nuclear safety researchers
• Radiation protection experts
• Nuclear data scientists
• Energy sector R&D teams
• Non-energy radiation application developers

Project signals

What it funds

• Research and innovation actions to improve nuclear data relevant to safety.
• Applications in both energy and non-energy sectors involving ionising radiation.

Expected outcomes

• Enhanced nuclear data sets for safety assessments.
• Improved safety in energy and non-energy applications of ionising radiation.
• Support for regulatory and operational safety improvements.

Who can apply / participate

• Research organisations
• Universities
• Public or private entities involved in nuclear research
• Check if single applicants or consortia are required or allowed.
• Likely EU Member States and associated countries as per EURATOM rules.
• Must comply with EURATOM Research and Innovation Action eligibility criteria.
• Exact applicant types and consortium rules need verification from call documents.

Must check before shortlisting

• Specific eligibility criteria for EURATOM actions
• Consortium requirements if any
• Budget and funding rate details

Money

Budget and funding rates are not stated in the source and must be checked in the official call documents.

Application notes

• Single-stage submission model.
• Check official call text for detailed submission requirements and evaluation criteria.