Canada’s quiet contributions to humanity’s return to the moon – and beyond
02 March, 2026Dr. Marcelo Vazquez, Radiobiology Section Head at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) supports the Artemis II mission at the intersection of......
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Decommissioning legacy infrastructure to pave the way for modernization
23 February, 2026The Chemical Engineering and Materials Testing Building (B250) is a 13,500‑square‑foot multi-purpose laboratory constructed in three phases between 1950 and......
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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Senior Executive, Dr. Monica Regalbuto, elected to National Academy of Engineering
18 February, 2026CNL’s new Vice-President of Science and Technology honoured for distinguished contributions in engineering, waste management and advanced nuclear fuel cycles......
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Each edition of CONTACT Kids explores CNL’s world of nuclear science in a fun and inviting way. Each issue brings short articles on a range of topics, including features on our varied careers, environmental protection, species at risk and our science activities. There are always puzzles, games and contests to keep things light. The colourful, bilingual newsletter is mailed out to households in Renfrew and Pontiac Counties twice a year.