Articles from Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL)

Canada’s national nuclear laboratory prioritizes support as new nuclear era in Canada begins

Following successful SCC audit, CNL is ready to perform pre-clinical studies for growing radiopharmaceutical industry as GLP-compliant laboratory

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories partners with leading heavy water production company to better service growing demand in non-nuclear industries

CNL’s Clean Energy Siting Program introduces collaborative approach to siting emerging energy technologies and solutions at Canada’s national nuclear laboratories

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories announces new projects with leading Canadian biopharmaceutical companies through collaborative research program

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories announces RFEOI to make proven, Canadian SMR technologies accessible to reactor development community

CHALK RIVER, Ontario, Dec. 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada’s premier nuclear science and technology organization, is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany’s premier research institution, to pursue collaborative research related to fusion, materials characterization and hydrogen science and technology. With shared scientific missions to address national priorities in clean energy and environmental sciences, the agreement serves as a framework through which the national research organizations can collaborate in areas of mutual interest, leveraging their individual resources, facilities, and expertise.

Agreement comes as Canada works to strengthen nuclear partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories supports vendors through innovation gap, and advances next generation of clean energy technology

The two projects focus on producing synthetic fuels to help Canada meet its net-zero emission target

Investment into trailblazing fusion company moves Canada towards fusion deployment, and the opportunity to seize a significant market share in new clean energy sector

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories consolidates clean energy and health sciences projects into new N2ET program, which is designed to fast-track promising technologies

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories and UAE nuclear regulatory body formalize their countries’ growing relationship through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding

CHALK RIVER, Ontario, May 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kyoto Fusioneering Ltd. (KF), a pioneer in designing and developing fusion power plant systems, and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada’s premier nuclear science and technology organization, are thrilled to announce the formation of Fusion Fuel Cycles Inc. (FFC). This joint venture extends the successful Strategic Alliance formed between KF and CNL in September 2023, which aims to develop and deploy deuterium-tritium (D-T) fusion fuel cycle technologies.

Owner and operator of Canada’s national nuclear laboratories sign MOU with leader in professional services and project management to explore heavy water production for future large-scale nuclear plants

New partnership set to advance new fusion energy system with support of world-leading tritium expertise and cutting-edge R&D in reactor design, maintenance and operation

Agreement complements the signing today of a Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Canada reflecting a new partnership on fusion energy

New company will advance Actinium-225 technologies, quickly secure supply, and construct a new production facility in Canada to produce industrial-scale quantities of rare medical isotope

Canada’s national nuclear laboratories launches new intake for collaborative research program designed to spur the development and deployment of advanced reactors in Canada

Laying a foundation to jointly develop and commercialize fusion fuel cycle technology

Agreement between CNL and the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre for Nuclear Innovation will increase CNL’s production of Actinium-225 by several orders of magnitude, enabling larger scale clinical trials

CNL’s expertise in materials sciences, radiobiology and post-irradiation analysis will be utilized to produce strong, lightweight nanomaterials to enable safer space travel

Local elected officials, industry representatives and other distinguished guests join leaders from AECL, CNL and GFP to celebrate the next phase of the SMR demonstration project

New partnership established to support the growing international fusion reactor market through the co-development of fusion products and services

Canada’s national nuclear laboratory launches second call for proposals for joint research program designed to accelerate the development of targeted radiopharmaceuticals for the benefit of Canadians

First project funded through CNL’s Canadian Nuclear Research Initiative-Health program will advance research to develop new cancer treatments using Actinium-225

Canada’s national nuclear laboratory celebrates five years of producing and shipping Actinium-225, supplies which have enabled pioneering early drug-development and research

Canada’s national nuclear laboratory and international leader in fusion energy sign Memorandum of Understanding to advance fusion energy technology

For fourth intake of collaborative research initiative on small and advanced reactors,CNL expands program to invite project applications from Canadian universities

Funded through CNL’s Canadian Nuclear Research Initiative, new agreement will see CNL and ARC Canada work together to develop fuel manufacturing processes for ARC Canada’s advanced small modular reactor technology