The inaugural award will recognise a woman whose work has made radioactive material transport safer, more effective, or more inclusive.
The inaugural award will recognise a woman whose work has made radioactive material transport safer, more effective, or more inclusive.
Nominations are now open for the first WiN Transport Contribution Award. The award is designed to celebrate practical achievement, whether that contribution was made in a control room, a research team, a regulatory office, a port, a maintenance facility, or on the road.
Colleagues may nominate candidates from any career stage and are encouraged to describe the lasting difference created by their work. The selection panel will consider technical impact, collaboration, leadership, and the nominee’s contribution to a stronger professional community. The recipient will be recognised during the World Nuclear Transport Conference in Singapore.
A new international committee will guide WiN Transport priorities, strengthen regional participation, and connect operational experience with long-term strategy.
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Applications are open for mentors and mentees seeking structured, cross-border professional development in nuclear transport.
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