Recently, the Faculty of Physics & Engineering Physics held a working meeting with Innovative Systems Software (ISS), the organization responsible for managing and implementing the SCDAP and ASYST Development and Training Programs (SDTP/ADTP).
During the meeting, both parties engaged in in-depth technical discussions and explored potential areas of collaboration, including:
- Uncertainty Analysis – Analysis of uncertainties and risk assessment
- Interactive Desktop Simulator – Development and application of interactive desktop simulation systems
- Analysis of Fluid/Material Models and Reactor Systems – Analysis of fluid dynamics, material models, and reactor systems
- Application of AI – Application of artificial intelligence in training, development of risk assessment tools, and related activities
The meeting represents an important step in the Faculty’s strategy to internationalize its research and educational activities, while also opening up valuable opportunities for faculty members and students to access advanced technologies, modern research platforms, and a global collaboration network.