Radiation researcher Richard Wakeford discusses the lessons learned from nuclear accidents
Read article: Chernobyl’s legacy and why assessing radiation risk is so difficult
A new paper from Roger Penrose and insights into the movement of radioactive isotopes
Read article: The universe could be caught in a loop and a natural nuclear reactor
Rock in ancient Oklo geological formation binds fission products
Read article: Natural nuclear reactor could inspire better ways of storing radioactive waste
Collaboration between disciplines, and between research and industry, is what defines an MSc in nuclear science and engineering at the University of Bristol, UK
Read article: Master’s programme offers fast-track to nuclear industry
Nuclear plants cannot easily and safely be ramped up and down rapidly and regularly. So how can we balance variable outputs from renewables?
Nuclear power is in disarray in most places globally, with old plants closing and new projects stalling as cheaper alternatives win out. Maybe time for a rethink, asks Dave Elliott
With local residents still unable to return to their homes near the stricken Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear-power plant, Bruce Drinkwater and Rob Malkin describe their travels to Japan to see...
Read article: What next for Fukushima?
The highs, the lows and the reality of life as a PhD student
Read article: Faces of Physics: a nuclear-powered PhD
A month can be a long time in this industry
Policy and technology expert Gail H Marcus assesses the industry’s environmental credentials
Read article: How green is nuclear energy?
