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Welcome to the Future of Neutron Scattering in Canada
a grassroots, nonpartisan movement of ordinary Canadians
that emerged in response to the lack of commitment by federal government(s) to build a new research reactor in Canada for nearly 2 decades.
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2012
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February
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- Bill Gates calls for a leap in nuclear energy R&D ...
- More on medical isotope production with cyclotrons
- Long-term management options of Fissile Solution S...
- More on government's recent announcement for expre...
- Medical isotope production at CLS in Saskatchewan
- Another important step for Saskatchewan in re-esta...
- Nuclear energy policy in the US
- Plans for nuclear waste in Canada
- Commercial quantities of technetium made by cyclot...
- Thorium as nuclear fuel
- Franco-British nuclear industry summit
- Is Canadian government 'muzzling its scientists'?
- PiC latest issue: Nuclear Energy after Fukushima
- Medical isotope production at CLS
- What is wrong with windfarms?
- CNSC is now on facebook
- Climate scientists finding a voice
- Companies pioneer new nuclear designs
- Big uranium business for Saskatchewan via new deal...
- Nuclear new build approved in U.S. for first time ...
- Research reactors: ignored yet irreplaceable
- Government of Canada is now looking for private in...
- RIM founder gives $21M to science and math faculti...
- Nuclear energy market gains momentum
- Lessons to learn from Fukushima
- G.E. ends bid to produce Technetium 99m
- Decommissioning of the Pu tower at CRL
- NSSA 2012 prizes have been announced
- Extending operating lives of French reactors best ...
- New material is found that could be used to remove...
- Why Plutonium is used in space missions?
- Virtual reality to help designing and manufacturin...
- Median wages for different energy specialists
- No big Fukushima health impact
- Global warming documentary "Unchained Goddess"
- SNC-Lavalin gets $48M contract with Romania
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