EMUG European MELCOR User Group

16th EMUG will be organized by:

Dear EMUG Partners,

We are pleased to announce that the 16^th Meeting of the „European MELCOR and MACCS User Group“ EMUG will be organized by the Brno University of Technology and TES in the Czech Republic, in support of the Cooperative Severe Accident Research Programme (CSARP).

The 16^th Meeting of the European MELCOR and MACCS User Group will be held in Brno, Czech Republic
7^th – 11^th April, 2025

During the meeting, a technical tour (half a day) is planned; however, due to the size restriction, the maximum number of participants for the technical tour is limited to 30 people. The order of application is decisive and additional information e.g. passport number etc., may be nescessery to get acces o the site.

The registration deadline is 28^th March 2025. Please send filled out registration form to the organizer and coordinator (emails below).

The presentation submission deadline is 1^th April 2025

Registration form

Call for Paper

Agenda (will be provided at the beginning of April)

Preliminary meeting plan:

Two days of MELCOR workshop/presentations provided by experts from Sandia National Laboratories and U.S. NRC.
Half day of MACCS presentation.
One and a half day of users presentation.
Half-day trip to Nuclear Power Plant.

Organizer e-mail: peter.mician@vut.cz

Coordinator e-mail: mateusz.malicki@psi.ch

Associated Partners in USA

Coordination and Organization

From 2021 Mateusz Malicki is taking over responsibilities of EMUG coordinator at PSI.

You can contact him directly with all questions related to the organization of EMUG.

All materials from past EMUG meetings are available, you can find them below.

Past Meetings with Hosting Institutes and Organisations

The latest Meeting

The ^15th EMUG was organized as a hybrid meeting from 15-18 April, 2024. It was hosted by the Sapienza University - Rome, Department of Astronautics, Electrical and Energy Engineering (DIAEE) - Nuclear Engineering group, Italy, in support of the Cooperative Severe Accident Research Programme (CSARP).