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Ultrasonic inspection systems for Atucha 2
22 May, 2013
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Chernobyl study finds higher-than expected leukaemia risk 20 May, 2013 A study, published in late 2012, has found a “significantly elevated risk” for chronic lymphocytic leukaemia among workers that were involved in clean-up activities following...

WHO reports low health risk from Fukushima 17 May, 2013 Two years on from the accident at Fukushima Daiichi in Japan, the World Health Organization (WHO) has published the first preliminary analysis of the global health effects due...

UK electricity market reform 13 May, 2013 Tony Roulstone explains the complex status of progress towards a new environmentally-balanced electricity...

Developing the FLEX plan 10 May, 2013 All US nuclear power plants have used a four-step process to develop diverse, flexible strategies to protect against extended loss of power resulting from beyond design basis...

Reshaping the IAEA Milestone process 08 May, 2013 The IAEA milestones process remains a major guide for countries, and especially newcomer countries, entering into a nuclear programme. However, it should be revised to take into...

Evaluating the shale gas challenge 06 May, 2013 A probabilistic comparison of the investment risks of nuclear power and natural gas-based electricity generating plants has been carried out using a total-lifecycle power plant...

The great SMR race 03 May, 2013 The global race for commercialization of small modular reactors remains wide open. There are around 15 serious contenders for deployment in the coming two decades, including designs...

Powering deep space exploration 01 May, 2013 A bench test of part of a simple reactor with only six components was successfully completed in September 2012. The test, part of a slimmed-down research project, aims to create a...

Reporting on Fukushima 26 April, 2013 A survey of two Belgian newspapers shows that around half of the articles published in the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident focused on domestic or international...

Editor by night 25 April, 2013 Regulator by day, Chris Englefield, has launched a free quarterly e-journal that aims to help the professional development of his peers around the world. He spoke to Caroline Peachey...

Shortage of qualified EU nuclear personnel 24 April, 2013 A comparison of the supply of nuclear experts by the nuclear education and training infrastructure in EU-27 and the demand by the nuclear energy sector of the EU has been carried...

Fears from Fukushima 20 April, 2013 A task group of the International Commission on Radiological Protection reported on radiological protection issues arising from the Fukushima disaster in October 2012. ICRP said that...


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