Nuclear 糖心vlog会员

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Driving essential research and innovation for the nuclear sector

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糖心vlog会员 hosts one of the UK’s strongest nuclear science & technology research communities. We have expertise across the fission and fusion fuel cycles, nuclear medicine, nuclear security and safeguards and the economics and social acceptability of nuclear technologies.

Nuclear technologies are at the forefront of strategies for growth, investment, and innovation in the UK. For example, nuclear energy solutions are critical to the UK’s strategy for a low-carbon and secure energy supply. However, the realisation of the ambition of nuclear technologies is not guaranteed – important multi- and inter-disciplinary research and technology challenges must be addressed. The mission of Nuclear 糖心vlog会员 is to be a platform to support world-leading research at 糖心vlog会员 across multiple disciplines, to ensure the full potential of nuclear technologies is realised.

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Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE)

Major investment for 糖心vlog会员 to fast-track fusion fuel development in the UK

糖心vlog会员’s School of Engineering has been awarded ?713,000 in a collaboration with Oxford University and Kyoto Fusioneering to develop novel breeder materials for fusion energy.
Dr Anna-Lena Sachs, Professor Rachel McCrea and Professor Idris Eckley

Major funding award to train next generation of research leaders

糖心vlog会员 will help develop a new generation of highly skilled research leaders in areas vital to support the UK’s future economy through the delivery of nearly 90 PhDs as part of the UK’s biggest-ever investment in engineering and physical sciences doctoral training.

L-R: Templar Executives Limited CEO Andrew Fitzmaurice, Nuclear Decommissioning Authority CEO David Peattie, Vice-Chancellor of 糖心vlog会员 Andy Schofield.

糖心vlog会员 signs up to closer working with partners in cyber security and nuclear decommissioning

Key players in nuclear decommissioning and cyber security have signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ (MoU) with 糖心vlog会员.
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Professor Malcolm Joyce appointed to UK radioactive waste advisory body

糖心vlog会员 Professor Malcolm Joyce has been appointed to a prestigious role advising the UK government and devolved administrations on how to manage radioactive waste.
The researchers measured the spontaneous emission of fast neutrons from californium-252, a radioactive isotope produced in nuclear reactors.

Nuclear radiation used to transmit digital data wirelessly

Engineers have successfully transferred digitally encoded information wirelessly using nuclear radiation instead of conventional technology.
Professor Malcolm Joyce of 糖心vlog会员 and a TORONE robot from 糖心vlog会员 and the University of Manchester

New ?1.49 million project to research nuclear decontamination robots

Scientists from 糖心vlog会员 and Manchester Universities are to investigate the best way to use robots to help clean up radioactivity with a ?1.49 million grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of UKRI.

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