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Anna Kudriavtseva

Anna Kudriavtseva is an engineer at the Russian Joint Stock Company Atomenergoproekt in the department of testing and digitization of design and technological solutions of nuclear power plants. She holds both an MA and a BA with honors in nuclear physics and technologies from Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (MEPhI), Russia. Anna’s research interests lie in the area of nuclear reactor safety. She has presented her work at international scientific conferences and workshops and published in international journals. Anna has been a participant of Stanford University-MEPhI Young Professionals Nuclear Forum since 2018.


Articles by Anna Kudriavtseva

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Comparing nuclear accident responses at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima

By Daine L. Danielson, Vladimir Kobezskii, Anna Kudriavtseva, Ariel Petrovics | Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Risk, Voices of Tomorrow

What countries will be the most important in leading a significant expansion of global nuclear power—both from the perspective of the supplier and the user?

By Vladislav Kostikov, Anna Kudriavtseva, Cameron Tracy | Analysis, Climate Change, Nuclear Energy, Voices of Tomorrow