CCTE & CNL Initiate Fabrication of Thorium-Based ANEEL Fuel for Commercial Reactor Demonstration
Clean Core Thorium Energy is preparing for a demonstration irradiation of its patented ANEEL™ fuel with manufacturing technology enabled by...
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CNL employees and NLPC team up to raise $160,000 for United Way
Nuclear Laboratories Partners of Canada (NLPC) matches Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) employee donations during annual United Way campaign Chalk River, ON...
CNL demonstrates its cyber security incident response capabilities with international participants
Cyber security incidents can affect essential services Canadians rely on every day, including electricity and other critical infrastructure. To help...
Decommissioning legacy infrastructure to pave the way for modernization
The Chemical Engineering and Materials Testing Building (B250) is a 13,500‑square‑foot multi-purpose laboratory constructed in three phases between 1950 and...
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Senior Executive, Dr. Monica Regalbuto, elected to National Academy of Engineering
CNL’s new Vice-President of Science and Technology honoured for distinguished contributions in engineering, waste management and advanced nuclear fuel cycles Chalk...
When seconds count: Behind Canada’s radiation response
In a major radiological emergency, every minute counts. Thousands of people could suddenly need rapid screening to understand how much...
Uncovering the inner workings of poppy seed-sized nuclear fuel — Canada’s national nuclear lab prepares for safe, clean energy future
X-Ray Computed Tomography helps ensure that fuels, materials, and components will perform safely, effectively, and efficiently under the extreme environment...
Frozen evidence: What arctic permafrost reveals about radionuclide movement in a warming climate
Andrew Hicks, Hydrogeochemist with the Environmental & Waste Technologies Branch pulls gear across the remote tundra near Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Under...
Listening to the heartbeat of Canada’s nuclear fleet: How CNL researchers are using neutron detectors to track vibrations and monitor the health of nuclear reactors
Inside every nuclear reactor is an invisible orchestra of particles at work. Neutrons collide with heavy atoms, splitting them apart...
Studying the impact of radiation on blood samples
This project run by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) dates back to 2017, when the National Research Universal (NRU) reactor was...