Submissions are Open
We are currently accepting abstracts for WNTC 2026. Please review the guidelines before submitting.
Organiser
Submission Process
Authors are invited to submit abstracts showcasing original research, practical experience or technical innovations to the WNTC 2026 conference, where submissions will be peer-reviewed by the Technical Program Committee. This conference provides a crucial platform for examining the intersection of policy and practical implementation in the transport of radioactive materials, with opportunities for both oral presentations and digital posters.
Submit via Oxford AbstractsKey Dates
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1 April 2026
Submission Opens
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29 May 2026
Submission Deadline
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19 June 2026
Notification of Acceptance
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25 September 2026
Final deadline for delivering papers, presentations, and posters
What You Need
Key Requirements
Title
Clear, concise title reflecting your work.
Topic
Select from the conference topics listed below.
Background
Context, methodology, and key findings (300 words max).
Speaker Photo & Bio
Headshot and short biography of presenting author.
Important
Late submissions will not be accepted. Please ensure your abstract is submitted before the deadline.
What You Need
Topics of Interest
We are seeking abstracts that provide innovative insights, case studies, and technical expertise in the following areas:
Spent Fuel and Radioactive Waste Management
- Approaches to transporting materials from major decommissioning projects
- Innovations in spent fuel transport, storage, and disposal
- Advances in waste packaging, storage and integrated transport solutions
- Real-world experiences including Stakeholder Engagement
Transport of NORM, Medical Isotopes and Industrial Sources
- Ensuring timely and reliable delivery of medical isotopes
- Managing the transport of NORM materials across different industries
- Safe and secure movement of industrial radioactive sources
- Strengthening supply chains for critical radioactive materials
Safety, Security
and Regulations
- Improving alignment and consistency in international regulations and nuclear liabilities
- Enhancing transport security and risk management practices
- Approaches to inspection, compliance, and oversight
- Learning from operational experience to drive continuous improvement
The Future of
Nuclear Applications
- Transport needs for advanced reactors and small modular reactors (SMRs)
- Logistics for floating and transportable nuclear power plants (FNPP/TNPP)
- Handling and transport of new and alternative fuels
- Preparing for transport requirements in emerging areas such as space applications
Cross-Cutting Theme: Regional Perspective – Asia Oceanic
- Regional regulatory alignment and cooperation initiatives
- Infrastructure and logistics challenges unique to the Asia Oceanic region
- Case studies of successful cross-border transport operations
- Capacity building, training, and knowledge sharing across the region
Cross-Cutting Theme: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Contributions of nuclear transport to healthcare, clean energy, and industry
- Reducing environmental impact across transport operations
- Social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, and community trust
- Innovation and efficiency improvements aligned with SDG targets
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