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14 November 2025 | 1 minute read


14 November 2025 | 1 minute read


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AWE helps shape new resource for nuclear industry professionals

AWE has contributed to a newly published textbook, Nuclear Data: Applications to Society and Industry, released by IOP Publishing and now available online.

Edited by Professor David Jenkins from the University of York, the book brings together expertise from across UK academia and industry. Several AWE subject matter experts provided significant input, helping to shape content that explores the essential role of nuclear data in areas such as national security, energy production, and medical isotope development.

Professor Jenkins commented: “It was extremely valuable to have contributions from AWE-based experts on nuclear theory and nuclear data to our recently published book. The breadth and range of expertise afforded was very impressive. Moreover, AWE should be congratulated for encouraging their staff to give back to the wider community through contributions to textbooks that will be important for training the next generation of nuclear scientists in the UK.”

AWE’s involvement in this collaborative project highlights its position as a key contributor to the UK’s national capability in nuclear data and reinforces its commitment to working alongside academia and industry partners to advance scientific knowledge and explore future opportunities.

The publication offers a valuable reference for professionals working in nuclear physics and related disciplines, as well as those beginning their career in the nuclear industry. It presents foundational concepts and practical applications in a clear and accessible format, supporting technical development and knowledge sharing across teams.

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