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AI is changing the way we work—but technology alone does not bring about digital transformation
Digital transformation is never just a matter of technology. It is always a matter of leadership and culture.
Research & Industry Forum 2026
Highlights and Impressions from the Research & Industry Forum 2026
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How do you recycle a nuclear power plant?
A large portion of this is processed and reused—the decommissioned Mühleberg nuclear power plant achieves a recycling rate of over 90 percent. Sara Kotnik, a waste management specialist and hazardous materials officer for radioactive shipments, also contributes to this effort.
Research meets practice. Industry meets the next generation. Ideas meet the future.
At the Research & Industry Forum last week, about 80 participants from universities, research institutions, and industry gathered at the Leibstadt Nuclear Power Plant’s information center.
CAS "Nuclear Energy Work Environment": Emergency Preparedness at Nuclear Facilities
On April 8, 2026, the third session of the “Emergency Management” module of the CAS “Nuclear Energy Work Environment” took place. After a brief review of the first two days by Simon Rüegger (Axpo Group), Marek Cernoch (Axpo Group) introduced the topic of “Emergency Preparedness at Nuclear Facilities.”
CAS "Nuclear Energy Work Environment": Greater Resilience in Emergencies and Crises Thanks to Thorough Preparation
To manage complexity, it helps to clearly structure the problem: Major challenges are broken down into smaller, manageable subproblems that are solved step by step. It becomes challenging when these subproblems are interdependent and influence one another.