ANA2025 Conference

The 17^th Australian Nuclear Association Conference on Nuclear Science, Technology and Engineering in Australia.

Hosted by the Australian Nuclear Association

9 am – 5 pm AEDT Friday 10^th October 2025. 

UTS Aerial Function Centre, Level 7, UTS Building 10, 235 Jones Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007.

ANA2025 Conference will highlight the achievements and future uses of nuclear science, technology and engineering. Presentations will give timely information on important aspects of the uses of nuclear science, engineering and technology in Australia and overseas. This is a great opportunity to hear from experts and discuss developments on a wide range of nuclear applications and technologies.  

Theme: Regional Progress in Nuclear

Registration – go to https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1418945?embed 

Registration is $300 including morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and the post-conference reception ($270 early bird before 28 September 2025), with concessions of $150 for retired ANA members and $100 for students. There is a discount of 10% when 10 or more registrations are received at one time from one organisation.

Speakers and Program – still under developments but expected to include

Facilities in Australia

Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO). Miles Apperley, , Group Executive Nuclear Operations, Safety and Security, ANSTO

Australian Submarine Agency (ASA). Jasmin Craufurd-Hill, Assistant Director-General Nuclear Regulation, ASA

Tellus Sandy Ridge Facility for Disposal of Low-level Radioactive Waste. Nate Smith, Robert Blackley, Tellus

Countries Looking to Adopt Nuclear Energy

Philippines – Why the Philippines is moving towards nuclear energy. Congressman Hon. Mark Cojuangco, Philippines House of Representatives.

Egypt’s Nuclear Energy Program. Dr Mohamed Saad Dwiddar, Advisor to the Board Chairman of Nuclear Power Plant Authority of Egypt.

Indonesia Indonesia’s plans for nuclear energy. Bob Effendi, PT Xpert Synergy Solution, Indonesia.

Nuclear Technology

Case for Microreactors in Australia, Tony Irwin, SMR Nuclear Technology.

Building a Nuclear Workforce: A Whole-of-Nation Challenge. Elizabeth Williams, ANU,

Modernising Regulation for Emerging Nuclear Technologies. Jasmin Diab, Global Nuclear Security Partners.  

ANSTO Synroc® Radioactive Waste Treatment Facility.  Rohan Holmes, ANSTO.

Benefits of Nuclear Energy for Remote Industrial Applications. Peter Zajac, ZW Solutions

Panels

What industries would benefit from nuclear energy?

Regional Progress in Nuclear

Changes to the program will be announced as they occur.

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