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Lancaster Professor Malcolm Joyce has been appointed to a prestigious role advising the UK government and devolved administrations on how to manage radioactive waste.The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) provides independent scrutiny

A project to characterise and safeguard difficult-to-measure irradiated nuclear fuel created during the UK’s nuclear energy programme is due to start at Lancaster University in the autumn.

A project to characterise and safeguard difficult-to-measure irradiated nuclear fuel created during the UK’s nuclear energy programme is due to start at Lancaster University in the autumn.

The University of Bristol’s Fenswood facility provides substantial space for developing mobile robotic applications as enhanced tools for

A bid to see the Government's new Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) hosted at Heysham has taken a step forward today. STEP is an ambitious...

Scientists make breakthrough to accelerate Dounreay clean-up Cleaning up the former nuclear power site at Dounreay and its surrounding area could become quicker and cheaper following a breakthrough by scientists. By Stan Arnaud Updated: 13/05/2021, 8:12 am © SYSTEM Dounreay Site Restoration project Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - ...

11 May 2021 Using soil samples taken from Dounreay, an area near to the site and 2 areas at a distance from the site, the research showed that it was possible to identify whether minute traces of plutonium in the soil came from plutonium ‘bred’ in a reactor or from global fallout. The research was led by Professor Malcolm Joyce and colleagues from Lancaster University alongside Dr Jeremy Andrew from Dounreay and colleagues from ETH Zurich. Jeremy said that the results could lead to consider...