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Registration for this year’s joint INMM/ESARDA meeting is now open. The meeting is taking place in person in Vienna on 22-26 May, 2023. The programme includes plenary sessions, technical talks, poster presentations, exhibits, and a return to face-to-face, in-person networking.

The pre-registration form is available for download on the events page of the 21st ESARDA Course, taking place in April this year. The ESARDA Course is organised by the European Commission Joint Research Centre in Ispra (Italy) for the duration of one week.

The latest autumn issue of the ESARDA Newsletter, The Connector, has been released in the publication section of the website.

Vol.64 (2) of the ESARDA Bulletin has been published, containing two contributions. The first paper deals with Arms Control and Disarmament Verification, the second is a review paper presenting the integration of independent NDA techniques within a SLAM-based robotic system for improving safeguards.

Decemebr 9, 2022 is the Abstract submission for next years INMM-ESARDA Joint Annual Meeting. In order to present at the event you must Submit a 350-word abstract with paper justification and a biographical sketch, via the the abstract submission portal for review by the INMM TPC.

To reflect the ever-changing nature of how academics search for articles, since June 2022 the ESARDA Bulletin has opted for a rolling publication scheme rather than a fixed date to release a complete volume.

The latest June issue of the ESARDA Bulletin is available for download from the publication section of the website. This issue includes seven articles from various nuclear safeguards topics, such as NDA, statistical methodologies, C/S and Data analytics.

Keep up with major developments and activities of ESARDA with the 2022 spring issue of the Connector. The Connector provides general information on ESARDA and its members, working groups activities, news, upcoming events and technical articles.

ESARDA welcomes the recently signed agreement with Westinghouse Electric Belgium as new partner. The agreement was reached with the Global Nuclear Safeguards Program, which is located in Nivelles, Walloon Brabant, Belgium.