A report issued this week from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) recommended updating the National Nuclear Administration’s policies to align with key […] More
A landmark with black spikes? A genetically modified blue forest? Or a document in an archive that somebody stumbles across? How can […] More
When inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) returned to Iraq after the 1990 Gulf War, they were shocked by what […] More
Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a patent-pending technology—applicable in a variety of industries—to efficiently separate particles of different sizes. […] More
State-of-the-art building of Pantex Plant’s new Advanced Fabrication Facility to replace WWII-era structures The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) […] More
Is Russia now led by someone who would contemplate using nuclear weapons without any great concern? Over Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has dropped […] More
How long to midnight? In less than 24 hours the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists will update the Doomsday Clock. It’s currently […] More
Measurement of radioactivity in soil is very important to determine any changes in activity with time as a result of radioactive release. […] More
RadSecure 100 targets 100 metropolitan areas across the United States by replacing some devices with alternatives that are less dangerous and, in […] More
Scanning technology aimed at detecting small amounts of nuclear materials was unveiled by scientists in Sweden today, with the hope of preventing […] More
The Iranian authorities have insisted that a power failure that shut down the country’s important Natanz uranium enrichment site, 250 miles south […] More
Radioactive materials can be used to do a lot of good. They are used to treat cancer, sterilize blood, and build economies […] More