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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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- UK Energy Minister signals end of the wind farm
- First X-ray diffraction analysis of Martian soil s...
- Hitachi buys right to build next generation of Bri...
- Non speak week: silencing scientists
- Is closing one nuclear reactor beginning of declin...
- All twenty of Canada's nuclear power reactors are ...
- CNSC requests feedback on comments on draft omnibu...
- Integral Fast Reactors
- Siemens Exits Solar
- Refurbished Bruce approaching full strength
- Happy Birthday James Chadwick!
- How much fuel it takes to power a lightbulb for a ...
- Hidden costs of grid intermittency of clean energy
- Anti-Nuclear Plan Cutting Into Germany's Families
- Japan robot suit offers hope for nuclear work
- Hans Bethe's early life
- Clear Case for Nuclear Power in Fighting Climate C...
- The Sound Of Climate Silence: Romney And Obama Lov...
- Small Modular Reactors: A Possible Path Forward fo...
- Hornepayne, ON: the location of deep geological re...
- Bruce Power's Unit 2 sends electricity to Ontario ...
- A talk "about the “new” AECL and how it contribute...
- An Illustrated Guide to the Science of Global Warm...
- The tragedy of radiation phobia
- Solar Power: economically and environmentally unsound
- Five Rare Earths crucial for clean energy seen in ...
- Clean energy investment set to fall for first time...
- Nuclear energy: It’s better than climate change
- China continues to make progress with its construc...
- Bertram N. Brockhouse, Nobel Prize laureate
- AECL Whiteshell Laboratories technicians and techn...
- Gas on the brain: official “greens” continue to se...
- Fast moves for nuclear development in Russia
- Japanese firm continues investing in nuclear
- Nuclear industry preparedness for the unexpected
- The Nobel Prize in Physics 2012
- A great resource: things worse than nuclear power
- Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation to be named...
- Canada ranked fourth in the world for scientific r...
- More on Australia's expansion of isotope production
- The Birth of Centenario
- Radiation saves the bees!
- Construction of Japanese reactor to resume
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