Finnish Nuclear Science and Technology Symposium will be held in Espoo in beautiful Hotel Hanaholmen on October 21st-22nd, 2025.
Theme of the conference this year is Nuclear Energy Ecosystems.
The Symposium is international and open to all interested professionals, with special rates provided for ATS members with the support by ATS and its sponsors.
Agenda and Call for Papers
The agenda and call for papers will be opened 31.3.2025. Stay tuned!
Sponsors
If you are interested in sponsoring the event, contact ATS president Hanna Tynys (puheenjohtaja (at) ats-fns.fi).
The main sponsors will receive visibility during the event and in its promotions and on the website.
Exhibition
FinNuclear Oy (in partnership with ATS) will organize an exhibition during the Symposium.
The exhibition will be held in the same building as the Symposium, and coffee will be served in the exhibition space.
Logistics and accommodation
The event will be held in the Hotel Hanaholmen, which is located near the sea between Helsinki and Espoo.
About the Symposium
The Nuclear Science and Technology Symposium was first held in 2016, which marked the 50th anniversary of the Finnish Nuclear Society. The Finnish Nuclear Society (FNS) was founded in 1966 to promote the knowledge and development of nuclear technology in Finland, and to help its members in exchanging professional experiences and knowledge and in deepening their professional skills, both in Finland and internationally. The first Symposium was held to both look back to see where the industry had gotten since 1950s, when Finand started looking into nuclear energy, and to the future to see where the industry is going.
The first Symposium was a major success, so it was turned into a tradition. Due to the limited resources of the Society, the Symposium is not held every year, but rather every three years. The previous Symposiums were held in 2016, 2019 and 2022. The 2025 Symposium will therefore be the fourth of its kind.
The Symposium brings together the research, industry and authorities, from Finland and abroad, for scientific presentations and company introductions.
