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From science fairs to award-winning innovation, CNL is proud to support and celebrate the next generation of scientific leaders. Cindy Cheng’s journey is a perfect example of where curiosity, dedication, and opportunity collide.
Her story highlights the power of nurturing young talent and investing in STEM pathways. Her achievements on the national and international stage reflect not only her passion for innovation, but also the impact that programs like Youth Science Canada and CNL’s support can have on emerging scientists.
Read more about Cindy’s inspiring journey below 👇
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From science fairs to CNL, Cindy Cheng’s journey to award-winning scientific innovation - Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
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At just 10 years old, Cindy Cheng created a wrinkle cream to help her dad. More than a decade later,...Comment on Facebook
🌊 CNL In The Community 🌳
CNL is proud to sponsor the Water & Dirt Festival taking place across Renfrew County from August 1–16!
This incredible event continues to grow year after year, drawing visitors from near and far and bringing meaningful tourism to our region. With an estimated 1,500 participants taking part in activities both on water and land, it’s a wonderful celebration of outdoor recreation and community spirit.
CNL is thrilled to support an event that not only highlights the natural beauty of our area but also strengthens local tourism and recreation opportunities.
To register for an event visit wateranddirt.ca/
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How about a big thank you
Meet Aidan Lipczynski!
This summer, Aidan is working as an Instrumentation and Control Designer Student with CNL’s Instrumentation & Control Design team. Currently studying Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technician at Northern College’s Haileybury Campus, Aidan helps design instrument loops and electrical circuits for a variety of projects across the site. His day-to-day work includes developing electrical schematics, creating assembly drawings, and supporting wiring test and prototype projects.
When asked about his favourite part of working at CNL so far, Aidan highlighted the positive workplace culture and strong sense of community. He explains how the work environment is excellent, both inside and outside of the workplace. There are always activities and events being held by co-workers, and everyone is passionate about what they do and willing to help whenever needed.
We’re excited to have Aidan on the team this summer and look forward to seeing the impact he’ll make at CNL! ... See MoreSee Less
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CNL welcomes the newly announced Nuclear Energy Strategy for Canada, and its important role in enabling Canada’s clean and secure energy future.
As Canada’s national nuclear laboratory, we are the past, present and future of nuclear science & technology in Canada. We look forward to ensuring our experience and expertise continue to support the development of Canada’s nuclear workforce, our continued status as a tier one nuclear nation, and the strategic growth and development of nuclear in Canada.
We were thrilled to hear Minister Hodgson highlight the important role of Chalk River Laboratories because we’re very proud of the work we get to do everyday supporting Canadian priorities. Over 4,000 CNL staff are contributing to the revitalization of the Chalk River campus, supporting the safe operation of Canada’s current fleet, and advancing new technologies in health, waste management and clean energy.
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This is really encouraging to see. It’s great that Canada is investing in clean and safe energy for the future and the work being done sounds very important 🇨🇦⚡
We had a busy and rewarding week at #CNSAnnCon2026!
Team CNL was proud to hold the microphone ten times across the conference’s many technical sessions and plenaries—and bring home two awards, along the way.
On stage, our experts shared insights spanning a wide range of topics: the value of new research infrastructure, the role of human factors in the nuclear industry, and the importance of communicating complex science clearly, just to name a few.
Off stage, we built new connections, strengthened existing ones, and soaked up knowledge from every session and conversation we could.
Thank you to the Canadian Nuclear Society for bringing the industry together around our shared passion for—and pursuit of—nuclear scientific excellence. ... See MoreSee Less
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