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1st ASSAS Newsletter

21/04/2025
The 1st Newsletter of ASSAS, which highlights the advancements of the project, has been released! It summarises the achievements of all ASSAS partners and the status of the project work packages. It also contains links and references to published material and scientific papers, for further study. Newsletter ASSAS

ASSAS organises an open workshop on machine-learning

14/03/2025
ASSAS organises an open workshop entitled “Machine-learning for the simulation of nuclear power plants and other complex systems”. This free event will present recent advances related to the use of data-driven models to support complex simulations in the nuclear industry and beyond. In addition to project partners, external participants will be invited to share their […]

Discover the ASSAS Project – SNETP Forum 2024

08/11/2024
Discover the interview of Fabrizio Gabrielli (KIT) made by SNETP during its last forum in Rome. Leader of the workpackage dedicated to the generation of a database of severe accident sequences, he presents the main objectives of ASSAS, focused on the development of a prototype severe accident simulator accelerated by machine-learning models. With over 30 […]

ASSAS has started!

20/01/2023
The European project ASSAS (Artificial intelligence for the Simulation of Severe AccidentS) has now been officially launched! The 14 partners and representatives of consultative instances gathered in Aix-en-Provence at the end of November for the kick-off meeting of the project. The initial ASTEC (Accident Source Term Evaluation Code) training taking place next week in Aix-en-Provence […]

ASTEC initial training for ASSAS participants is complete!

20/01/2023
The first milestone of the ASSAS project has been fulfilled: partners have been trained on ASTEC, IRSN’s severe accident code. This is the first step towards the development of machine-learning models to speed-up ASTEC’s calculations and the design of the prototype severe accident simulator. Many thanks to the ASTEC developers team from IRSN, who made […]