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Published by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
The science of tomorrow, today.
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Why are we 3D printing nuclear fuel at Chalk River Labs? It’s a question we’re answering this episode with fuel...
That’s what we’re exploring this episode with the help of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories’ new head of radiobiology Dr. Marcelo Vazquez,...
What does it look like to be a student in an industry that’s gaining so much momentum some are calling...
What role do nuclear reactors play in decarbonizing Canada’s grid – and how could that change as we head into...
What happens to nuclear fuel after it’s removed from a reactor – and how could that change as we head...
How do radioactive elements move through lakes, rivers, streams and wetlands? That’s what our host Larkin Mosscrop is exploring this...
How does a radioactive environment like space affect an astronaut’s body? That’s what our host Larkin Mosscrop is exploring this...
In an increasingly network connected world – think small things such as self-driving cars and home ‘assistants’, to the big...
What exactly is the secret to a long and happy life? Nuclear R&D of course! In this episode, host Larkin...
In this special episode of Free of Charge – Conversations in Canadian Nuclear Science, we drew together a team of...
What do train crossings, energy equality and public engagement all have in common? Tune in to find out. In the...
In this episode of Free of Charge – Conversations in Canadian Nuclear Science we’re talking Small Modular Reactors and Advanced...
Enjoy the pilot episode of “Free of Charge – Conversations in Canadian Nuclear Science”. In this episode we’re talking all...
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