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The Jules Horowitz Reactor (JHR) Project began more than thirty years ago, with a plan to build a modern Materials Testing Reactor (MTR) which would expand the diminishing international infrastructure for investigating radiation effects in materials of all kinds. From the outset, the JHR was developed within a broad European partnership, which later expanded into a wider international collaboration. Over the years, JHR Consortium Members, through dedicated Working Groups, have fostered the growth of a large research community focused on identifying ways in which JHR can be used to meet the needs of research, development and industrial activity.

The JHR Advanced School is a short but intensive educational event to introduce MTRs to a new audience. The 1st school was arranged with success in 2019 and calls for a new edition. The objective of the 2nd edition organized by UNIBO, AMU, CEA, the JHR consortium and CONNECT-NM is to engage and prepare young researchers, encouraging them to explore the opportunities offered by future JHR experimental activities and to ensure their results are organized and presented to the maximum benefit of the whole nuclear community.