HoNESt H2020 Project ‘Engagement with Nuclear Energy and Society: past, present and future’ organises its final conference on 7 February (10:30 – 16:30) in Rue du Trône 62, 7th floor, Brussels.     The aim of this conference is to share and discuss the research findings on the past, present and future of nuclear energy in society. It will involve stakeholders from industry, associations, politics, research and civil society. Since September 2015, HoNESt project members have been researching the historical and societal dimensions of nuclear energy in Europe. The goal has been to draw lessons on how best to resolve societal conflicts about nuclear power. To this end, HoNESt has combined broad-based historical research on 20 countries with rigorous social-scientific analysis while engaging with relevant stakeholders ranging from industry to civil society. For more information please consult www.honest2020.eu. The event will involve four components: Learnings from the Historical Experience of Nuclear Energy and Society across 20 countries New insights on Public Perceptions on Nuclear Energy New Insights on Public Engagement with Nuclear Energy Insights on the Importance of Interdisciplinary Research on Energy and Society and Recommendations for the Future Attendance of the event is free, and coffee and lunch will be provided, but registration is mandatory. For more Information and to register, please click here.