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Date |
Event |
19 Mar 2025, Wednesday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society Limited - Notice of the Sixth Annual General Meeting (6th AGM) |
28 Jun 2024, Friday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar - Controllable Nuclear Fusion Technology and Its Progress in China |
22 Mar 2024, Friday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society Limited - Notice of the Fifth Annual General Meeting (5th AGM) |
07 Mar 2023, Tuesday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society Limited - Notice of the Fourth Annual General Meeting (4th AGM) |
09 Dec 2022, Friday |
Latest Developments in Nuclear Energy for Sustainable Decarbonisation |
08 Jun 2022, Wednesday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society Limited - Notice of the Third Annual General Meeting (3rd AGM) |
23 Mar 2020, Monday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society Limited - Notice of the First Annual General Meeting (1st AGM) |
23 Mar 2020, Monday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society - Notice of the Eighth Annual General Meeting (8th AGM) |
19 Jul 2019, Friday |
Seminar: Public Engagement – a Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy for Hong Kong |
03 Jul 2019, Wednesday |
Seminar on Engineering Codes of Ethics at the Frontier of Social Responsibility |
21 May 2019, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar: Nuclear Energy: Challenges and Opportunities |
27 Feb 2019, Wednesday |
Seminar: Design of an Accident Prevention System for Light Water Reactors Using the Artificial Neural Network and a Highspeed Simulator |
25 Jan 2019, Monday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar: Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) |
22 Jan 2019, Friday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar: Experience from Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant Project |
08 Jan 2019, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar: Generation-IV Nuclear Technology – Development of Supercritical Water-cooled Reactor |
06 Dec 2018, Thursday |
Notice of the Seventh Annual General Meeting (7th AGM) |
06 Dec 2018, Thursday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Beginning, Development, Innovation and Outlook of China General Nuclear in the four decades since the Open Door Policy |
22 Dec 2017, Friday |
Half-Day Symposium on Developing Nuclear Energy – A Secure Future |
05 Dec 2017, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Technology Public Seminar: 我國核電發展現狀與展望 |
05 Dec 2017, Tuesday |
Notice of the Sixth Annual General Meeting (6th AGM) |
14 Dec 2016, Wednesday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Recent Developments in Reactor Thermalhydraulics and Safety |
14 Dec 2016, Wednesday |
Hong Kong Nuclear Society - Notice of the Fourth Annual General Meeting (5th AGM) |
15 Nov 2016, Tuesday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Lessons Learned from the Fukushima Accident – A Strong and Independent Nuclear Regulator |
27 Oct 2016, Thursday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Recent Severe Accident Research and Development in Europe |
07 Oct 2016, Friday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Assessment of Severe Accident Management Effectiveness using Risk Oriented Accident Analysis Methodology Frameworks |
07 Jun 2016, Tuesday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Recent Development in Fluoride Salt-cooled High-temperature Reactor (FHR) Technology |
15 May 2016, Sunday |
National Knowledge Competition in Nuclear Science Organized by the Chinese Nuclear Society for Secondary School Students |
22 Mar 2016, Tuesday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Nuclear Energy: Future Technologies and Challenges for Growth |
26 Jan 2016, Tuesday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar: Impacts of Fukushima Accident on Nuclear Power in Taiwan |
10 Dec 2015, Thursday |
Hualong One as an Indigenous 3rd Generation Nuclear Technology of China and its Implementation at China General Nuclear Power Corporation |
10 Dec 2015, Thursday |
The Fourth AGM of Hong Kong Nuclear Society |
04 Dec 2015, Friday |
Regional Seminar on Dangerous Goods Management: A Planning and Operation Perspective |
13 Nov 2015, Friday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Predicting the Consequences of the Dispersion of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear Agents in the Urban Environment |
06 Mar 2015, Friday |
Half-Day Nuclear Safety and Risk Symposium on Fourth Year After Fukushima Nuclear Accident - Safe Restart of Japanese Nuclear Reactors |
03 Dec 2014, Wednesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on A Reflection on the Red Flags Raised in the US Nuclear Industry in Recent Years |
31 Oct 2014, Friday |
International Nuclear Energy Forum:
Daya Bay 20 Years and Beyond: Challenges and Opportunities for Mainland Nuclear Industry |
10 Jun 2014, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Nuclear Energy Developments for 2050 |
05 Jun 2014, Thursday |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Option N proposed for fuel mix consultation
Importing more nuclear power through dedicated transmission model
即時發佈 燃料組合方案N以專厰專線模式增加核電供應
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29 Apr 2014, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Advanced Passive Nuclear Power Technology Development in China |
15-16 Apr 2014 |
工業製程安全管理證書課程 |
07 Mar 2014, Friday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Three Years After Fukushima,
What Lessons were Learnt? |
17-19 Feb 2014 |
The 2nd Asian Nuclear Power Briefing |
16 Dec 2013, Monday |
Technical Seminar on Non-nuclear, Low-carbon, or Both? The Case of Taiwan |
22 Oct 2013, Tuesday |
IRSN Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on the Use of CATHARE and ASTEC Codes for Nuclear Reactors Accident Analysis |
25 Sep 2013, Wednesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Technology Seminar on Energy Choices and Consequences |
16 Sep 2013, Monday |
Nuclear Engineering Symposium on Nuclear Safety and Impact on Future Energy Mix |
07 Sep 2013, Saturday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar - The Development and Concerns of the Latest EPR-1000 Generation III Reactor in China |
30 Aug 2013, Friday |
Nuclear Technology Public Seminar - Observation of the Disappearance of Neutrinos from the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plants |
06 Aug 2013, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Symposium on The Latest Development in Nuclear Safety |
29 Apr 2013, Monday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Management of the Backend Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Current Status in the US |
08 Apr 2013, Monday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Economic Impact of a Nuclear Accident |
07 Mar 2013, Thursday |
Media Briefing |
26 Jan 2013, Saturday |
Risk Management and Safety Activity: Visiting Daya Bay NPP Simulator and Emergency Centre with a Focus on Occupational Safety and Health |
08 Jan 2013, Tuesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Workshop on The Latest Development in Nuclear Safety and Nuclear Industry |
17 Dec 2012, Saturday |
Risk Management and Safety Seminar on New Energy Policy and Nuclear Power in Taiwan |
17 Nov 2012, Saturday |
Technical Seminar on Nuclear Reactor Safety: Operating Experience and Risk Assessment |
17 Oct 2012, Wednesday |
Nuclear Safety and Risk Workshop on Nuclear Emergency Response and Consequence Assessment |
15 Sep 2012, Saturday |
Symposium on Nuclear Safety and Risk: Challenges and Opportunities
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10 Mar 2012, Saturday |
Symposium on One Year after the Fukushima Nuclear Accident – the Way Forward with Safety and Risk Engineering |
Hualong One as an Indigenous 3rd Generation Nuclear Technology of China and its Implementation at China General Nuclear Power Corporation
Date: |
10 December 2015 (Friday) |
Time: |
7:00pm - 8:30 pm (6:30 Registration - following the HKNS AGM) |
Venue: |
Lecture Theatre LT-4 , Academic Building 1,
City University of Hong Kong |
Speaker:
Mr ZHENG Hua
Mr ZHENG Hua is a Deputy Chief Engineer of the Engineering Research & Development Department of China Nuclear Power Engineering Company and a Deputy Chief Designer of the Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Station Phase 2 project. He has a wealth of experience in general nuclear power plant design and safety assessment. He has led or participated in CPR1000 general design, and safety analysis report preparation and assessment of CPR1000 nuclear power projects including Ling Ao Phase 2 and of Taishan. He has joined the core design team of Hualong One since 2010 and participated in its R&D and general design. His current activities include mainly project R&D for nuclear engineering applications and nuclear island design for the Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Station Phase 2 project. |
Abstract:
The talk will present the following topics:
- World development of nuclear power
- Nuclear power development in China
- Roadmap for nuclear power development in China General Nuclear Power Corporation
- Salient technical features of Hualong One
- Hualong One demonstration project in China – development of Fangchenggang Phase 2
- Export progress of Hualong One
Language:
The talk will be conducted in Putonghua and simplified Chinese characters.
Registration:
The event is free to members of organisers and supporting organisations. Enrollment is on a first-come first-served basis by filling in the information in the event registration web-page:
http://www.hkarms.org/Registration/EventRegister.php?Event=65 Also, members register on-line will be acknowledged automatically. Information collected here will be used solely for the administration of this event.
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The Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Nuclear Society
Date: |
10 December 2015 (Thursday) |
Time: |
6:30 pm |
Venue: |
Lecture Theatre LT-4., Academic 1, City University of Hong Kong |
Announcement:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Hong Kong Nuclear Society will be held on Thursday, 10th December 2015 at 6:30pm at AC-1, Lecture Theater LT-4, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, for the following purposes:
- To confirm the minutes of the third AGM in 2014
- To confirm the Office Bearers, and Members of the Executive Committee to serve the society for Session 2015/2016
- To receive and adopt the Report of the Chairman, including the current status of registering the society as a company limited by guarantee
- To receive and adopt the Financial Statement of the Treasurer and Auditor’s report
- To confirm the appointment of our Honorary Auditor, Mr Wong W.P. Ricky, for continuing to serve the society in the coming year.
- To confirm the appointment of our Honorary Legal advisor, Mr Kan Tony, for continuing to serve our society in the coming year.
- Any other business
Proposed Office Bearers for Session 2015/2016:
- Ir Dr Luk, Bing Lam, the Chairman
- Ir Dr Tsui, Herman, Senior Vice Chairman
- Dr Liu, Louis, Secretary
- Ir Mr Yeung, Michael, Treasurer
Proposed Executive Committee (EXCO) Members for Session 2015/2016:
- Dr Wong, Ming Chung
- Ir Dr Ho, Vincent
- Ir Mr Fung, Richard
- Ir Dr Lam, Kwok Lun Alain
- Ir Dr Yau, Hon Keung Ken
- Ms Lam Ching Chi
Nominations for Executive Committee (EXCO) Member(s):
Any two General Members of the Society may nominate in writing any duly qualified persons as Chairman or Members of the EXCO. Original copy of the nomination form signed by those making the nomination, together with the consent in writing of every candidate named therein to accept office, if elected, shall be posted to Dr Louis Liu* (Secretary), no later than Tuesday, 24 November 2015. Please mark ‘HKNS AGM Nomination’ on the envelope. Enquiries: Dr Louis Liu at Tel: 3442 9536 or Email: info@hkns.hk.
* Postal address: Dr Louis Liu, SEEM Department, City University of Hong Kong, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong Kowloon
Technical Seminar after the 4th AGM:
Hualong One as an Indigenous 3rd Generation Nuclear Technology of China and its Implementation at China General Nuclear Power Corporation
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Regional Seminar on Dangerous Goods Management: A Planning and Operation Perspective
Date: |
04 December 2015 (December) |
Time: |
1300 – 17:30 |
Venue: |
P4701, Academic Building 1, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Language: |
English, Putonghua or Cantonese |
Abstract:
The management of dangerous goods and chemicals is a significant challenge to cities and companies. Improper planning, operation or execution of established standards, rules or regulations may lead to catastrophic incidents damaging the environment, and causing harms to the health and safety of the workforce and nearby communities. In this half day seminar, we will review the various risk management approaches and practices in Hong Kong, China and major corporations in high risk industries. By sharing the different approaches, the attempt is to seek a wider learning among professionals and managers in government, companies and industries. Registration is on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration is free of charge for members of the City University of Hong Kong (CityU), South China Environmental and Safety Management Association (SCESMA) and Hong Kong Institution of Environmental Impact Assessment (HKIEIA). Please send your registration to bhricche@cityu.edu.hk before November 20, 2015.
Registration:
Please fill in the registration form, and send it to bhricche@cityu.edu.hk before November 20, 2015.
Seats are limited, and it will be a first-come-first-served basis.
Programme Rundown:
Time |
Items |
13:00 - 13:15 |
Registration |
13:15 - 13:30 |
Introduction |
13:30 - 14:15 |
Risk Management of Major Hazards in Hong Kong, Eddie LEE, Acting Senior Environmental Protection Officer, Environmental Protection Department, HKSAR Government |
14:15 – 15:00 |
Emergency Preparedness and Response (Exact title to be confirmed), WONG Ka-wing, Leader of HazMat Incidents Training, Divisional Officer, Fire Services Department, HKSAR Government |
15:00 – 15:45 |
Bulk Chemical Storage in China and Practices: Perspective from a Chemical Terminal Operator, Jobert XIE, Sustainability and Operation Director, TopSafe |
15:45 -16:00 |
Break |
16:00 -16:45 |
Conducting Quantitative Risk Assessment of Dangerous Goods Godown in Hong Kong - A Consultant's Experience, Benita KUNG, Associate, AECOM |
16:45 -17:30 |
Risk Management Process on Dangerous Goods: Perspective from the Petrochemicals Industry, DONG Jiyang, BP |
17:30 |
Adjourn |
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Nuclear Safety and Risk Seminar on Predicting the Consequences of the Dispersion of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear Agents in the Urban Environment
Date: |
13 November 2015 (Friday) |
Time: |
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm |
Venue: |
Lecture Theatre LT-15 , Academic Building 1,
City University of Hong Kong |
Speaker:
Prof. Fue-Sang Lien (連復桑)
Department of Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering
University of Waterloo, Canada |
Abstract:
The release of chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) agents by terrorists or rogue states in a North American city (densely populated urban centre) and the subsequent exposure, deposition and contamination are emerging threats in an uncertain world. The modeling of the transport, dispersion, deposition and fate of a CBRN agent released in an urban environment is an extremely complex problem that encompasses potentially multiple space and time scales. The availability of high-fidelity, time-dependent models for the prediction of a CBRN agent’s movement and fate in a complex urban environment can provide the strongest technical and scientific foundation for support of Canada’s more broadly based effort at advancing counter-terrorism planning and operational capabilities. The objective of this seminar is to report the progress of developing and validating an integrated, state-of-the-art, high-fidelity multi-scale, multi-physics modeling system for the accurate and efficient prediction of urban flow and dispersion of CBRN (and other toxic) materials discharged into these flows. Development of this proposed multi-scale modeling system will provide the real-time modeling and simulation tool required to predict injuries, casualties and contamination and to make relevant decisions (based on the strongest technical and scientific foundations) in order to minimize the consequences of a CBRN incident in a populated centre.
Registration:
On-line free registration, on a first-come-first-served basis , for members of organizers and supporting organizations is via:
http://www.hkarms.org/Registration/EventRegister.php?Event=64
(If you do not have a membership number, please input “0”)
For enquiries, please contact Dr Louis Liu info@hkns.hk
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Half-Day Nuclear Safety and Risk Symposium on Fourth Year After Fukushima Nuclear Accident - Safe Restart of Japanese Nuclear Reactors
Date: |
06 March 2015 (Friday) |
Time: |
1:30pm – 5:30pm |
Venue: |
LT-17, Academic 1, City University of Hong Kong
- By MTR Railway
- When you get off the MTR at Kowloon Tong Station, look for Festival Walk exit.
- In Festival Walk, on Level LG1, there is a Pedestrian Subway which will lead you to CityU campus.
- Go straight after walking through the Pedestrian Subway, walk through the red doors to enter the Academic 1.
- Go straight ahead past the Bookshop and you will see escalators on your right.
- Go up one level to the University Concourse.
- You will see all the lecture theatres on both sides of the Concourse.
- By Taxis or Car
- When you drop off at the University Circle, go along the Covered Walk Way, walk through the red doors to enter the University Concourse of the Academic 1 building.
- You will see all the lecture theatres on both sides of the Concourse.
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Backgroud:
Before the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear accident, around 29.2% of Japan's electricity was nuclear-generated. After the accident, all 48 plants were shut down for safety reasons. However, the Japanese government has argued that the shutdown has hurt the economy, forcing Japan to import expensive fossil fuels to make up the electricity shortfall. In order to reduce the fuel cost burden to its economy, by the end of 2014, Sendai nuclear power plants and Takahama nuclear power plants have already been granted licenses for restart However, there are still hurtles to be overcame. The Japanese Government has yet to decide how much electricity should come from nuclear energy. The restart of Japanese nuclear reactors will not only affect the Japanese economy but also countries in the Asia Pacific region. In view of this, top international consultant and scholars have been invited to present their view on the restart programme of Japanese reactors.
Programme:
Programme |
Japanese Nuclear Energy Policy Facing to Reluctant Public Concerns and Uncertainty in Safety
Prof. Akira Yamaguchi, University of Tokyo, Nuclear Professional School; chairman of Risk Technology Committee of the Atomic Energy Society of Japan and a Board member of IAPSAM |
Severe Nuclear Accident Response - insights from a recent collaborative research project
Prof. William Nuttall, Professor of Energy at the Open University and Fellow of Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge |
Tea/Coffee Break |
Not Losing to the Rain: What I learned about when I learned about Onagawa
Mr Steve "woody" Epstein, Director of Risk and Safety (Asia-Pacific), Scientech Nuclear Division, Curtiss-Wright Corporation |
Open Discussion Forum |
Registration:
CPD Certificate:
Attendance/CPD Certificate will be provided.
Supporting Organisations:
Sponsors:
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