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AUKUS was signed a year ago, catching institutions in Australia off-guard. How have they responded since?

/PRNewswire/ - Ovintiv Inc. (NYSE: OVV) (TSX: OVV) ("Ovintiv" or the "Company") today announced that Ralph Izzo has been named as an independent member of its...

Ukraine is pushing for sanctions on Russian uranium. Thorium isn't ready for prime time, so sanctions put further pressure on energy markets.

After banning Russian oil, coal and gas, the U.S. is looking for ways to wean itself of Russian uranium imports, something that is easier said than done

Anne White, professor and head of the Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering at MIT, is a leader in plasma physics and has produced path-breaking fusion research. She's passionate about changing the world with nuclear applications.

NASA is just hours away from launching the most powerful rocket the world has ever seen. Lift-off from Cape Canaveral in Florida will take place between 08:33 and 10:33 ET (13:33 and 15:33 BST).

Jonathan and Diana Toebbe were teachers at a Denver school before moving to Maryland, where they were arrested in an alleged plot to sell U.S. nuclear secrets.

In a full-circle moment, Millie Bobby Brown reveals she's enrolled in online classes at Purdue University, a very real school in Indiana.

Now in its fifth year of awards, EW BrightSparks sees Electronics Weekly partner with RS Grass Roots to highlight the brightest and most talented young

Students are opting for apprenticeships where they are paid £26,000 over being landed with an average debt of £45,000 when leaving university.