International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC)

💥We are glad to announce that the deadline for the I4N-Africa Competition has been extended! ⏳ New deadline : September 7th 👉🏻This is your chance to put the finishing touches on your innovation and submit your idea for a chance to present at AYNS 2025. Don’t miss out—seize the moment and make your mark!! Why Participate? ➡️Empowerment: Develop innovative, practical, and sustainable nuclear solutions for Africa. ➡️Skill Development: Foster your skills with mentorship from experts in the nuclear field. ➡️Global Exposure: Present your ideas at AYNS 2025 in Nigeria and potentially at IYNC 2026 in France! ➡️Valuable Awards:Fully funded travel,mentorship, networking,etc. 👇🏻Innovation Tracks: Submit your ideas under one of five critical areas: ➡️Nuclear-Powered Energy Solutions: Addressing Africa's energy access gaps. ➡️Nuclear Science for Health & Wellbeing: Expanding access to nuclear medicine, radiology, and industrial applications. ➡️Atoms for Agriculture & Food Security: Utilizing nuclear technology for pest control, soil management, and food preservation. ➡️Nuclear Innovations for Climate, Environment & Sustainability: Applying nuclear solutions to water management, pollution control, and circular economy. ➡️Education & Awareness: Creative tools and campaigns to increase nuclear literacy and public engagement. Who Can Apply? 👉🏻University/college students (STEM and non-STEM) 👉🏻Young professionals and entrepreneurs 🚨At least two members per team! International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) #AYGN #AYNS2025 #Innovation4Nuclear #I4NAfrica #IYNC2026 #NuclearScience #YoungGenerationInNuclear

Exciting times ahead with #EYGN Webinar #3: Beyond the Core: Leading Nuclear with Vision We are honored to host Ms. Alice, Vice President of Knowledge Transfer and Management at #IYNC, with moderation by Eng. Abdelrahman Barakat. 📅 Thursday, September 4, 2025 🕖 07:00 PM Cairo | 04:00 PM GMT 📍 On Google Meet We warmly invite the #YouthInNuclear community to join us in this inspiring session, as we exchange ideas and build the foundation for stronger leadership in the nuclear field. 🔗 Scan the QR code in the flyer #NuclearEnergy #NuclearLeadership #NuclearCooperation #KnowledgeSharing #FutureLeaders

Tell me about mood swings… One photon - and boom, got too excited. #nuclearmeme

🌍 Launching the Call for Sponsors – NUCLEUS 2050 🌍 On October 1st, 2025, Paris-Saclay will host NUCLEUS 2050 – a unique event designed to bridge generations in the nuclear sector. This one-day in-person gathering, jointly organized by Sfen Jeune Génération, European Nuclear Society Young Generation Network and International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC), will bring senior professionals, high-level executives, and selected youth leaders together for cross-generational networking and workshops. The goal : to foster collaboration, innovation, and knowledge transfer while co-creating insights that will help shape the future roadmap of nuclear energy in Europe. 💡 Why sponsor NUCLEUS 2050 ? As a sponsor, your company will gain : 🎯 Targeted exposure during and beyond the event through campaigns & materials 🤝 Access to tomorrow’s talents and today’s industry leaders 📚 A role in advancing knowledge transfer between generations 🎤 (Gold sponsors) The opportunity to take the stage and share your vision 🚀 Join us in shaping the future of nuclear energy and strengthening its role for civilian purposes across Europe. 👉 Interested in sponsoring ? Contact us at nucleus@ensygn.org to discuss partnership opportunities. Check our website for more info : https://lnkd.in/efXWG_-g #Nucleus2050 #NuclearEnergy #Innovation #Leadership #KnowledgeTransfer #SponsorshipOpportunity

Formed billions of years ago from pure carbon, deep within the Earth under extreme heat and pressure, each diamond carries ancient messages from the mantle to the surface. Once formed, diamonds are nearly impossible to burn, rust, or dissolve in acids, bases, water, or oil. These extraordinary properties protect the messages they contain, preserving them throughout their billion-year journey - until they reach the hands of modern scientists eager to decode them. But here’s the twist: you can’t determine a diamond’s age using radiocarbon dating. That method relies on carbon-14, a radioactive isotope with a half-life of about 5,730 years. After around 50,000 years, so little carbon-14 remains that it becomes virtually undetectable. And since diamonds are far older, any carbon-14 they once contained has long since vanished. Fortunately, other radioactive isotopes decay much more slowly and can be used to date ancient materials - including diamonds. Tiny mineral inclusions trapped inside the crystal during its formation act as time capsules, allowing scientists to study conditions deep within the Earth as they were billions of years ago. 💎

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IYNC2024 Proceedings Published! We are excited to announce that the official proceedings of the International Youth Nuclear Congress (IYNC) 2024, held in Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪, are now available. #IYNC2024 brought together 350 participants from 47 countries, creating a truly global platform for young professionals and students to exchange ideas, showcase research, and discuss the role of nuclear science and technology in advancing sustainability and climate goals. 🌍⚡ We thank our partners, sponsors, and all participants who made this congress a resounding success. 🙌 Emirates Nuclear Energy Company Technology Innovation Institute ASPIRE Urenco Global Anthropocene Institute NICE Future Initiative Nuclear Energy Institute World Nuclear Association CHINA NATIONAL NUCLEAR CORPORATION Westinghouse Electric Company 👉 Check out the full proceedings here: https://lnkd.in/eVjtzPbz

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Long before digital displays, control rooms hummed with analog life. In the 1960s and 70s, these control rooms were the nerve centers of nuclear power - walls of dials, switches, blinking lights, and constant human oversight. No touchscreens. No AI. Just precision, discipline, and analog charm. This was the command center of a pre-digital nuclear era.