Molten Salt Reactors Go to Sea: Floating Atomic Energy
Core Power Reinvents Nuclear Energy: Sea-Based Molten Salt Reactors to Power U.S. Coasts by 2035
Antineutrinos: Nuclear Power Plant “Ghosts” Captured
A tank of ultra-pure water detected antineutrinos from a nuclear power plant more than two hundred kilometers away.
Nuclear Power Returns to Italy: Challenges for the Future and Ghosts of the Past
40 years later, Italy is trying to regain nuclear energy. And the journey is full of questions: will it be a rebirth or a new flop?
Sweden's New Nuclear Waste Bunker: It Will Last 100.000 Years
A 60km-long labyrinth of tunnels under 500 metres of rock: this is how Sweden will store its nuclear waste for the next 100.000 years.
70 Years of Godzilla: Here's Why the Future Still Needs Him
From a metaphor for the atomic bomb to an environmentalist symbol: for 70 years, Godzilla has embodied the anxieties of modernity.
Westinghouse launches eVinci, 'rechargeable' mini nuclear reactor
The eVinci mini nuclear reactor? Compact, safe and changes like a gas cylinder. The atom becomes user-friendly. Maybe.
Green Crystals and Americium: A Nuclear Battery Changes the Rules
Nuclear Battery: Technology tested for 100 hours. 8000 times more efficient. Constant energy for decades. Here's how it works.
Deep Fission: Is the Future of Nuclear Energy Underground?
Deep Fission proposes a nuclear reactor at 1500 meters deep. Safety guaranteed by geology, reduced costs and zero emissions. Is the energy revolution underground?
Passive security: China unveils meltdown-proof nuclear reactor
China successfully tests passive safety in a full-scale nuclear reactor. A step forward towards ultra-safe atomic energy.
Goodbye coal, Terrapower launches the most advanced nuclear power plant in the world
Natrium, the first project in the world to transform a coal-fired complex into a nuclear power plant, employing former workers from the old plant.
Germany, one year ago we said goodbye to nuclear power: why they won't go back
Unless there is an upheaval, Germany will not return to nuclear power. The opposition in the country is too deep-rooted, where the atom remains a political and social taboo.
RocketStar presents the first nuclear fusion electric thruster
RocketStar introduced FireStar Drive, the first nuclear fusion-powered electric spacecraft thruster, successfully demonstrating the technology.
Race for lunar energy: Russia and China launch nuclear challenge to NASA
Roscosmos and CNSA intend to build the lunar nuclear reactor without the presence of humans, with "almost ready" technological solutions. Already. Almost.
Nuclear, a breakthrough can change the game: reactors welded in 24 hours
A new welding method cuts nuclear reactor vessel construction times from 12 months to less than 24 hours.
Nuclear waste, goodbye to the problem thanks to glass ceramic?
News from Canada: A special corrosion-resistant glass-ceramic could overcome current limitations in nuclear waste storage.
Betavolt, nuclear micro battery that lasts 50 years
China's Betavolt New Energy Technology introduces a nuclear battery that combines the radioactive isotope nickel-63 with a diamond semiconductor, aiming to provide energy for fifty years.
We have been 'close' to nuclear fusion energy for 50 years. How much longer?
Between progress and disappointments, nuclear fusion energy struggles to become a real source, amid uncertainties and costs. Seriously: how much more time does it take?
China full mix: lots of solar, lots of nuclear
With the launch of 55 new nuclear reactors and ambitious projects, China is aiming for a more sustainable and autonomous energy mix.
Fukushima, still radioactive land 60 km from the plant
60 km from Fukushima the soil still has high levels of Chlorine-36 despite the reclamation: low risk for humans but reflections on nuclear power remain.
USA, the breakthrough of the "mini modular nuclear" fails: project cancelled
The modular nuclear power project, once seen as revolutionary, was abandoned due to economic problems and lack of interest
“Sushi in Fukushima”: fish samples ready for effects analysis
The IAEA is working with Japanese laboratories to test the safety of fish near the Fukushima nuclear power plant, where radioactive water is discharged into the sea.
