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We often talk about performance, potential, and skills. In doing so, we sometimes overlook how much the environment determines whether people can even put their strengths to use.

What sounds like a pipe dream is already a reality: The GenAI Assistant Lise helps users search through thousands of pages of technical documentation in seconds, create reports more efficiently, and make relevant knowledge available at any time.

Learn more about the content, structure, and added value of the CAS in the attached presentation and gain exciting insights into the work environment of the Swiss nuclear energy industry.

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On the third day of the “Digitalization with AI” course, which was held as part of the CAS program “Nuclear Energy Work Environment,” we spoke with Dr. Andreas Liedtke about RAG systems, AI agents, and digital transformation.

Highlights and Impressions from the Research & Industry Forum 2026

Swiss nuclear power plants will remain a cornerstone of the country’s energy supply in the coming years. The CAS program in Nuclear Energy provides new and future employees with the fundamentals they need for their work and enables experienced specialists and managers to broaden and deepen their knowledge in an interdisciplinary manner.

Employees of swissnuclear member companies receive free access to NucNet—one of the leading independent information platforms in the international nuclear energy industry.

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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.

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.

On May 8, April 2026, the third session of the “Emergency Management” module of the CAS program “Nuclear Energy Work Environment” took place. Following 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.”