Reactor Physics Technical

Forum 2026

2-3 September 2026

Derby, UK

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Why this conference exists

Reactor Physics plays a significant role throughout the lifecycle of nuclear reactors and the infrastructure around them. Physicists and engineers across many organisations in the UK are tackling challenges across this increasing spectrum of diverse problems. This event provides an opportunity to share the challenges and successes, seeking to strengthen links in reactor physics across

the nuclear community and foster a culture of collaboration and knowledge exchange.

What you will gain by attending

Understanding of current activities in reactor physics across multiple organisations, with an opportunity to help inform consensus

on priorities within the growing community.

Who should attend

Attendees with an interest in nuclear reactor physics are welcome, from undergraduate students with a grounding in physics or engineering through to experienced researchers, academics, laboratory staff and industry professionals.


Who you'll meet

Attendees are expected to include physicists and engineers from across the nuclear industry and academia with wide ranges of experience, hosted by Rolls-Royce.

Beyond the conference

Delegates are encouraged to exploit opportunities to grow their network, explore future collaboration and mentoring. Getting

involved in helping to shape future events is strongly encouraged, including through IOP groups such as the Nuclear Industry

Group.

Your next step

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Programme at a glance

Building confidence in our reactor physics models

Explore the latest approaches, innovations, and collaborations that demonstrate the capability and reliability of reactor physics models. Sessions will cover modelling developments, verification and validation, advances in nuclear data, multi-physics interfaces, industry challenges, and the impact of the evolving energy landscape.

20 August 2026 12 noon

Abstract Submissions Close (extended deadline)


Registration Fee

Type
 Fee
IOP Member

£0

Non-Member

£75

Student Non-Member

£30

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Location & Venue

Rolls-Royce Learning and Development Centre

Wilmore Road

Derby

DE24 9BD

Accessibility & Parking

  • Step-free access to the main venue areas
  • Accessible entrance and circulation routes throughout the centre
  • Accessible toilet facilities available on-site
  • Designated accessible parking spaces available
  • Free on-site visitor parking
  • Additional visitor parking facilities available nearby when required
  • Assistance dogs welcome
  • Dedicated event staff available to provide support and guidance
  • Please contact us in advance to discuss any specific accessibility requirements