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Students in front of a geotechnical sealing construction during an excursion to the Morsleben final disposal site
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Poster session during the 4th Annual ENTRIA Meeting in Brunswick
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Members of ENTRIA at the Annual Meeting 2015 in Brunswick
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Presentation during the 2nd ENTRIA Project Meeting in Karlsruhe
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Group Photo at the ENTRIA Meeting, March 19th - 21st 2014 in Goslar
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ENTRIA-Members at the 2nd Project Meeting in Karlsruhe
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Panel Discussion on November, 21st 2013 in Karlsruhe
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Members of ENTRIA at the Kickoff Meeting in Goslar
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Overground Long-Time Interim Storage HABOG (NL)
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Final Storage for Intermediate Level Waste (WIPP) in Carlsbad NM, USA
The research project ENTRIA is engaged in finding options for the storage and disposal of high-level (heat generating) radioactive waste. Decades of discussions throughout the society and furthermore the feedback on recent political events such as the Law on Location Finding have made it very clear that this complex may not be solely solved from pure technical or natural science viewpoints. That is why the research at ENTRIA combines technical and social aspects of the three most important radioactive waste management options:
- Final disposal in deep geological formations without any arrangements for retrieval (maintenance-free deep geological disposal),
- disposal in deep geological formations with arrangements for monitoring and retrieval and
- surface storage.
The joint research project ENTRIA consists of twelve institutes at German universities and research facilities as well as one Suisse partner. ENTRIA is analyzing radioactive waste management subjects from the viewpoint of all involved academic disciplines such as natural sciences, engineering, arts, law and social science.
ENTRIA is a joint research project financed by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF, SUPPORT CODE 15S9082A).
