INENS aims to bring together young nuclear professionals from all regions into a forum for dialogue on nuclear issues.

The network itself is all-encompassing and includes specialists from the policy, diplomatic, legal, scientific, technical, academic, research, advocacy and other nuclear-relevant fields from all countries. It is also an opportunity for young specialists from developing countries to enter the knowledge exchange and dialogue arena.

Membership to INENS is free as is access to the Global Organisations Directory.
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INENS hosted a reception on Thursday 3 May at the Vienna International Centre. The special guest for the evening, Ambassador Tibor Toth, Executive Secretary of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, spoke on strengthening the nuclear non-proliferation regime for future generations.

INENS has two levels of Membership:

Full Membership is open to those who are:

• Aged 23 or above
• In entry to mid-career level positions in any nuclear-related field
• With between 1 and 10 years' experience of working in any nuclear-related field (including internships)
  

Affiliate Membership is open to those outside these criteria.

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INENS is delighted to launch INENS Insights, a new publication featuring articles written by our members, and collaborative partners. Issue 1 of 2012 includes articles on the CTBT, regional issues, and nuclear security. To download a free copy of the magazine, please click here.

INENS is delighted to announce the launch of three working groups for our members on:
Nuclear Security

Africa in the Global Nuclear Regime

Multilateral Policy and Institutions

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