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March 2-4, 2026 - representatives of Radics and Radiy participated in the VVER Technology Obsolescence and Ageing Workshop organized by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) in Vantaa, Finland. The companies were represented online by Nataliia Rvachova, Deputy Chief Operating Officer of Radics, and Kostiantyn Leontiiev, Technical Director of Radiy.The workshop brought together regulators, nuclear utilities, and industry experts to discuss challenges related to I&C system obsolescence and the ageing of electrical cables in VVER nuclear power plants, as well as approaches to modernization and lifecycle management.Ukraine, with its significant fleet of VVER reactors, was highlighted as a country where Radics and Radiy have extensive practical experience in modernization projects.

16–20 February 2026, our team had the opportunity to participate in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Consultancy Meeting on the use of Digital Technologies in Nuclear Power Plants, with a specific focus on Verification and Validation (V&V) of software for nuclear I&C systems. The meeting provided a valuable platform to share experience and engage in in-depth discussions on some of the most critical aspects of digitalization in nuclear power plants. With her presentation addressing common challenges and clarifying V&V expectations across the full project lifecycle, Radics Deputy Chief Operating Officer Nataliia Rvachova supported the refinement of IAEA Technical Report Series No. 384, an important guidance document on digital I&C software V&V process for nuclear power plants. Participation in this consultancy meeting reinforced Radics’ commitment to nuclear safety and to the continuous advancement of international best practices in the nuclear industry.

The World Nuclear Exhibition 2025 once again brought together the global nuclear community in Paris. At Booth C012, Radics showcased the latest advancements of the RadICS Digital Safety Platform, presenting innovative solutions that combine uncompromising safety, simplified maintenance, and smart lifecycle efficiency. The event was filled with productive meetings and new opportunities.

January 27-30, 2025 - our company participated in the Curtiss-Wright Symposium 2025, hosted by Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division in Tampa, FL, USA. The symposium served as an excellent platform for networking, engaging with the nuclear community, exchanging ideas, and addressing industry challenges.

A team of scientists headed by Radics Verification Department manager Oleg Odarushchenko, has been granted a patent for a utility model titled: "Method for Reserving an Artificial Intelligence System."

October 11-13, 2024 - Radics participated in the 14th International Conference on Dependable Systems, Services, and Technologies (DESSERT 2024). One of the key issues addressed at DESSERT 2024 was the theoretical, methodological, and technological challenges related to the safe and secure operation of systems at nuclear facilities.

This week, Radics is progressing with the burn-in testing of three Signal Processing Units (SPUs) designed for the Embalse Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in Argentina.

Exida Certification LLC - the company that previously certified Radiy’s FPGA-based safety Controller (FSC) RadICS to SIL 3 in one channel in compliance with IEC 61508 – conducted a Surveillance Audit to extend certification for another 3 years.

Radics LLC remains steadfast in collaboration within the global nuclear industry. On April 25-26, our company was taking an active part in the 9th Central & Eastern Europe Nuclear Industry Congress 2024, held in Prague, Czech Republic.