Archives -

Galson Sciences is pleased to be one of the partners in the new EU project – PREDIS: Pre-Disposal Management of Radioactive Waste GSL has a significant role in the project, with its main work being in the following areas: Front end work Understanding the importance of the problem around management of each of the waste …

The recently awarded United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Engineering Design Services Framework.   Galson Sciences is pleased to announce their involvement in the recently awarded United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Engineering Design Services Framework. Paula Barham, UKAEA’s Head of Procurement is looking forward to working with all framework winners, “as we seek to …

Galson Sciences Ltd (GSL) is delighted to announce, together with our Partners in the ACCORD Consortium (Hydrock, Mott MacDonald, Eadon Consulting Ltd, PDL and Cerberus Nuclear), that we have been awarded contracts across all Lots of a new multi-million-pound Higher Activity Waste (HAW) Framework. This new four-year framework has been established by Radioactive Waste Management …

THERAMIN conference on thermal treatment of radioactive waste The PW IPT was represented at the recent EC THERAMIN (Thermal Treatment for Radioactive Waste Minimisation and Hazard Reduction) Project Conference at the Mechanics’ Institute, Manchester on 4th and 5th February 2020. Over 80 researchers and industrialists from 10 countries attended, including waste owners and supply chain …

    COVID-19 – despite all the restrictions as a result of coronavirus, it is business as usual for all Galson Sciences staff.  We are available on the usual numbers and email addresses. Stay safe everyone.

Mustafa Sajih, a Consultant at Galson Sciences Limited, presented a poster at the 13th International Symposium on Nuclear and Environmental Radiochemical Analysis held in Cambridge in September 2018. The subject matter was ‘Achieving the End State of a Nuclear Licensed Site’ and a brief synopsis can be found below: End State (ES) refers to the …

GSL has welcomed several new consultants to the company over recent months including Mustafa Sajih, Chris Herbert, Mike Pleass, and Jeremy Green.  Mustafa has eight years’ research experience in environmental behaviour of radionuclides gained through his PhD and postdoctoral work at the Centre for Radiochemistry Research, University of Manchester;  Chris has recently gained his PhD …

Several GSL consultants are involved in the ongoing EC project THERAMIN, which is looking at the availability and suitability of various thermal treatment technologies for treating radioactive waste. GSL are leading two of the project work packages: Work Package 2 (led by Steve Wickham), in which a strategic review of radioactive waste streams and thermal …