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The EW BrightSparks Awards, a partnership between Electronics Weekly and RS Grass Roots, held its celebratory award event at the headquarters of the IET in

New research demonstrates the feasibility of using graphene to control hydrogen isotopes, specifically tritium.

College of Engineering researchers have discovered artificial intelligence can accurately identify critical attributes of nuclear materials.

INL to Test Thorium Fuels in ATR

The University of New Mexico will be the site of the 51st annual American Solar Energy Society (ASES) national solar conference, which will be held June 21-24 on the UNM campus and online. The conference, titled “SOLAR 2022: Energy Transition with...

Section Head (Nuclear Power Technology Development), Vienna, Austria Organization: IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency Country: Austria City: Vienna...

With environmental groups continuing to pressure utilities to develop and adopt cleaner and more cost-effective technologies for generating and delivering energy to the nation’s power grid, a joint research project

Penn State and Westinghouse announced that they will partner on research and development efforts focused on exploring and applying nuclear engineering and science innovations to societal needs.

Purdue University and Duke Energy announced they plan to explore the feasibility of using advanced nuclear energy.

In the 1970s, Westinghouse and Newport News formed a joint venture called Offshore Power Systems to mass produce floating nuclear power plants. Vast environm...