Nuclear conferences head to Manchester
THE European Nuclear Society has chosen Manchester as the destination for its both its five-day Top Fuel Conference and its European Nuclear Conference next year.
The society will host its five-day Top Fuel Conference at the Marriott Renaissance Manchester Hotel between 2-6 September, which will bring together specialist to analyse advances in nuclear fuel management technology.
Meanwhile, the society’s three-day annual conference and networking event will take place from 9 -12 December next year at the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
Paul Simpson, managing director of Visit Manchester, said: “This is a great example of local organisations working in partnership to bring world class conferences to the city and we’re delighted that the European Nuclear Society has chosen Manchester.
“The city has a proud history in nuclear science and engineering.”
Paula Lorimer, sales & marketing director and Deputy CEO of Manchester Central, said: “Manchester Central is delighted that ENC has chosen to host such a prestigious international event at the venue and this is further evidence that Manchester is growing in popularity as an international conference destination”.
Kirsten Epskamp, ENS Society and Conference Manager, said: “ENS is delighted to be organising two of its flagship conferences in the city of Manchester.
“The Dalton Institute, part of the University of Manchester, is synonymous with innovative nuclear research and nearby Sellafield has played a central role in the history of the British nuclear industry.”
