Professor Ki-Sig Kang visited the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering CTU at the beginning of May to deliver a set of exciting lectures focused on the Dukovany project. This time, a special online colloquium also took place. Professor’s lectures provided complex information around the Dukovany project, which included the technical aspects of the APR1000, Pre-feasibility and Feasibility studies,  NPP Design Criteria, and also Contract - Bid Information System and Evaluation Perspective, and Localization and national Involvement for Dukovany NPP Construction. The colloquium addressed key questions of effective construction management in NPP projects.

In April, we welcomed back two professors from KINGS. The first special lectures of this year were delivered by Professor Ki-Sig Kang from the Department of NPP Engineering at KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS). Professor Kang earned his PhD degree at KAIST, and over his career, he has worked as Head of Project Development Section at KEPCO E&C and at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna. During his stay at the Brno University of Technology, Professor Kang delivered a series of special lectures covering various topics from reactor design to SMRs. 

At the end of April, the Distinguished Professor Keung-Koo Kim from KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS) delivered the second set of special lectures. This time, professor Kim arrived at the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering CTU in Prague focusing his lectures on Special Lectures on Systems, Structures, and Components (SSC) of APR1000.