Registrations are open!
Introduction
The FLUKA.CERN Collaboration is happy to announce a new instance of the topical course on FLUKA applications in the field of radiation protection.
This course is intended for advanced users of the code working on all aspects linked with shielding design, dose calculation and residual activity calculation.
This course will take place at DESY (Hamburg, Germany) from 14 to 16 Semptember 2026.
The event is organised by the FLUKA.CERN Collaboration in collaboration with DESY. Our sincere thanks go to the local organisation team, who made the course possible.
Training fee
The registration fee amounts to 400 CHF. An additional fee of 600 CHF is requested for commercial users (1000 CHF total).
This fee includes lunches at the DESY canteen, coffee breaks throughout the course and a social dinner.
Registration procedure
The attendence of this topical course will be reserved to a limited number of participants. We will assess each registration to make sure that all spots are filled by members of the FLUKA community that benefit the most from this opportunity. Having prior experience with a FLUKA course, proven experience with the code and manifest activity in the radiation protection field will be prioritizing traits.
Registrations should reach us no later than 1st of August, and will be confirmed by us before August 10th.
After explicit approval, you will receive information about the payment.
Do not forget that you should be a registered FLUKA.CERN user in order to download the code and participate in the course. You can find the relevant instructions here.
Computers
Participants are expected to verify beforehand that the latest versions of both FLUKA and Flair have been installed on their machines and are up and running so that they can participate in the hands-on and exercise sessions. A couple of weeks prior to the course, we will provide you with a script testing both software and all dependencies to help you make sure that your system is ready.
Contact
The organisers may be contacted at fluka.course@cern.ch