In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about FSUE RADON’S experience in the conditioning of spent radioactive ion exchange resins from the Kalinin NPP;
• about the effect of external electron irradiation on the properties of simulated borosilicate glass from PDC MCC;
• about radionuclide composition of solid radioactive waste from conversion production;
• about uranium deposits capped by permafrost seen as natural analogues of a geological repository considering the upcoming climate cooling period,

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about assuring the uniformity in the measurements of rw characteristics during waste transfer for disposal,
• about assessment of gamma radiation dose rate from a container with radioactive waste,
• about leaching factors for a phosphate radioactive waste form under deep disposal conditions,
• about waterproofing properties of clay-based barrier materials and their experimental demonstration, 

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about development of a cement compound formulation for the solidification of evaporation residues from a new generation nuclear power plant with a VVER-1200 reactor unit;
• about efficient use of licensed subsurface sites in the management of liquid radioactive waste during its geological disposal;
• about modelling carbon steel corrosion considering different factors seeking to forecast the container lifetime;
• about methodological approaches to the survey of storage facilities for the radioactive waste from uranium-graphite reactors,

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about methodological support for monitoring compliance with quality indicators of a polymer compound based on radioactive spent resins;
• about results of computational and experimental studies on the long-term safety justification of deep disposal facilities for LRW;
• about underground research facility: findings from 12-year GNSS observations of modern crust movements;
• about formation of atmospheric air contamination with tritium above the water areas of industrial water bodies,

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read:

• about radioactive waste cementation via the in-container hot pressing method;
• about forecasted timeframes for the long-term safety of near-surface disposal facilities for radioactive waste calculated considering various scenarios of their operation;
• about numerical modeling of moisture transfer in the structures of a near-surface radioactive waste disposal facility;

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read:

• about strategy for the fractionation of HLW from SNF reprocessing;
• about issues associated with the detritiation of low-level aqueous radioactive waste;
• about borehole RW disposal concept and prospects of its implementation in Russia;
• about model of a thermally induced liquid inclusion,

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation.

In this issue of the Journal you can read:

• about methods of radioactive waste managment costs estimation under initial data uncertainty;
• about feasibility study of process parameters providing RW class 2 and 3 disposal in the PJSC PIMCU’S underground mines;
• about kinetic model showing the evolution of liquid inclusions in salt rocks under high temperature gradients;
• about analysis of the Russian Federation regulatory framework requirements for disposal of very low-level radioactive waste;

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation and more.

In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about structural advancements in the presentation of data under the National Report of Russia on the Joint Convention;
• about magnesium immobilization matrices for LRW of a complex chemical composition;
• about scientific and design aspects in the development of near-surface disposal facilities for low-and intermediate-level waste;
• about method for the coextraction of actinides and technetium from aqueous solutions for radiological monitoring purposes;
• about challenges faced under the IAEA’s project Global Status of Decommissioning;

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation and more.

In this issue of the Journal you can read (in Russian):

• about silver recovery from radioactive waste generated due to the disposition of silver-containing products;
• about assessing the mobility of clay materials used in the construction of engineered safety barriers for radioactive waste disposal;
• about interpretation of groundwater inflow testing from imperfect wells in low-permeable rock mass considering a fow in the wellbore of a perfect observation well based on the Yeniseiskiy site case study;
• about research on the St3 carbon steel corrosion in the presence of microorganisms isolated from groundwater at the Yeniseiskiy site;

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation and more.

In this issue of the Journal you can read:

• on the challenge associated with the final stage of irradiated graphite management from water-graphite NPP reactor units;
• about method for radioactive waste disposal in underground mines;
• on the selection of a method allowing to evaluate the sensitivity of a model to its parameters within the safety assessment of RW disposal facilities;
• about assessment of requirements to the geological environment for the subsoil siting of a radioactivew waste disposal facility in deep geological formations;

and about recent scientific researches on processing, conditioning, transportation, disposal of radioactive waste, international cooperation and more.