SEDCOE Symposium Drives Collaboration

The two-day event provided an excellent forum for sharing research achievements, showcasing emerging work through talks and posters, and further developing underpinning SEDCOE. Through a series of engaging discussions and workshop activities, participants explored current challenges in effluent treatment and decontamination and identified opportunities for future collaborative research, helping to drive innovation and impact across the nuclear sector. SEDCOE Academic Director, Prof Kath Morris said: “The SEDCOE partnership continues to develop exciting new underpinning research to support Sell