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Who proposed to extract thorium from Lynas waste? Backbenchers ask govt, citing conflicting info - Vimarsana News

Who proposed to extract thorium from Lynas waste? Backbenchers ask govt, citing conflicting info

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 23 — Three DAP MPs today asked the government to clarify a proposal for the extraction of thorium, which contains radioactive elements, from waste products...

Nuklear Malaysia studying potential collaborations on rare earth R&D - Vimarsana News

Nuklear Malaysia studying potential collaborations on rare earth R&D

PARLIAMENT | Mosti continues intensifying implementation private investment, alternative funds.

Nuklear Malaysia explores partnership on rare earth extraction R&D - Vimarsana News

Nuklear Malaysia explores partnership on rare earth extraction R&D

KUALA LUMPUR: Nuklear Malaysia is examining potential collaborations with several private companies and local universities through public-private partnerships (PPP) to develop research and expertise in rare earth extraction.

Nuclear Malaysia has qualified research officers: Arthur - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Malaysia has qualified research officers: Arthur

Kuala Lumpur: The Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuklear Malaysia) offers research & development (R&D) services related to rare earths in the upstream sector involving the study of the existence and exploration of resources and the intermediate sector involving the process of extraction, separation and purification mainly based on minerals such as monazite and xenotime.

RM5.3mil to upgrade facilities, address food security issues, Chang tells Dewan - Vimarsana News

RM5.3mil to upgrade facilities, address food security issues, Chang tells Dewan

KUALA LUMPUR: The Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry is allocating RM5.3mil until 2025 to upgrade the nuclear technology application facilities and laboratories of the Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuklear Malaysia) in an effort to address the country’s food security issues.