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Four-legged robots now roam one of the world's most hazardous nuclear sites, keeping human workers safe while speeding up a massive cleanup operation. Sellafield's robotic helpers can go where humans shouldn't, gathering critical data without anyone needing protective gear.
Researchers just solved a puzzle that's stumped nuclear physicists for years, creating a tool that finally matches what happens in labs. The breakthrough helps us understand how atoms swap parts during collisions.
Singapore is training local experts and studying advanced nuclear technology as it prepares for a potential clean energy future. The new Nuclear Energy Office is building homegrown talent to safely assess whether nuclear power could work in the dense city-state.
A groundbreaking agreement between nuclear startup Oklo and industrial giant Siemens Energy is turning advanced nuclear power from concept into reality. The partnership secures critical equipment for America's first next-generation reactor, proving clean nuclear energy can move from drawing board to deployment.
After decades of tension, Iran has agreed never to stockpile enriched uranium, marking what diplomats call the most significant breakthrough in nuclear negotiations. Peace between Iran and the United States could be just months away.
Singapore just took a major step toward clean energy independence by signing a nuclear cooperation agreement with China. The partnership will help the island nation build expertise to safely assess whether nuclear power could join its energy future.
In a surprising shift, Nebraska communities that fought wind farms are now embracing nuclear energy. Four towns are competing to host a new nuclear plant, seeing it as cleaner and more space-efficient than renewables.
Malaysia's only nuclear research reactor has powered peaceful innovation for 44 years without a single safety incident. The facility is training scientists, producing medical treatments, and preparing the nation for next-generation nuclear technology.
Thirteen years after the devastating tsunami, the town of Futaba welcomed 140 international experts to share lessons learned from the nuclear disaster. The workshop signals growing hope as the community rebuilds and shapes the future of nuclear safety worldwide.
Scientists just solved one of nuclear power's biggest problems: what to do with radioactive waste. A new reactor design can turn dangerous nuclear waste into electricity while making it safe in just 300 years instead of 100,000.
Scientists recreated the extreme conditions inside a nuclear fireball and discovered that our safety models have been missing key chemical reactions. Their findings could make nuclear event predictions far more accurate.
Tennessee is competing to become the hub of America's nuclear future, bringing billions in investment and thousands of jobs to communities with 80 years of atomic expertise. The state's deep roots in nuclear innovation are helping shape cleaner energy solutions for tomorrow.
A seventh grader spent four years teaching himself nuclear physics and building a working fusion reactor at home. Aiden McMillan could become the youngest person ever to achieve nuclear fusion.
Ethiopian researchers are earning top honors at international nuclear energy forums as the nation prepares to build its first nuclear power plant. Two young scientists stood out among 700 delegates from 85 countries, signaling Ethiopia's rising role in Africa's clean energy future.
India's Fairwood Nuclear and South Korea's SK Securities just signed a deal to bring small, clean nuclear reactors to India. The three-year partnership connects Indian innovation with Korean investment to power the country's carbon-free energy future.
A major international forum in Russia just strengthened global nuclear education cooperation, including new ties with Namibia to train the next generation of energy specialists. With nuclear capacity expected to triple by 2050, these partnerships aim to build the skilled workforce the world will need.
Sweden is making a dramatic energy comeback, planning to build new nuclear reactors after decades of shutdowns. Researchers are studying how nuclear power shifted from an outdated technology to a cornerstone of the country's clean energy future.
The Port of Long Beach just partnered with the federal government to develop floating nuclear reactors that could power ports and data centers with zero emissions. The technology could transform how coastal communities and ships get their energy, starting in a state that banned nuclear plants 50 years ago.
Over 200 atomic bomb survivors and supporters marched to the United Nations headquarters in New York, carrying a powerful message of peace ahead of a crucial nuclear treaty review. Their voices, representing 80 years of resilience, are inspiring a new generation to continue the fight for a nuclear-free world.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker just unveiled an ambitious clean energy plan that doubles down on nuclear power to fight rising electricity costs. The state lifted its ban on new nuclear reactors and is investing hundreds of millions to make clean energy affordable for every family.
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