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CEDIR Labs (Clean Energy Demonstration, Innovation, and Research) is the important work CNL is currently undertaking to evolve the development of hybrid energy systems – clean energy technologies working together to support Canada’s #netzero emissions goals. And academia can play a big part in expanding this research.
It’s why we were thrilled to collaborate with Christina Mohan while she pursued her fourth year engineering studies at University of Waterloo – supporting her use of CNL’s HESO tool (Hybrid Energy System Optimization tool), which is the kind of innovation needed to plan energy transition in Canada.
Curious? Read about how Christina employed it in her research to decarbonize the cement production industry.
AECL EACL #research #collaboration #cleanenergytransition
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University of Waterloo Student Puts Proprietary CNL Tool to the Test – Investigating SMRs Role in Decarbonizing Cement Production - Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
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Research collaboration spotlights the impact small modular reactors could make in minimizing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in cement production processes...Comment on Facebook
We're excited to announce new collaborations with Canadian biotech companies - Defence Therapeutics and Repare Therapeutics, as part of CNL's Canadian Nuclear Research Initiative - Health (CNRI-H) Program.
Launched in 2021, CNRI-H is focused on accelerating the development of targeted radiopharmaceuticals in Canada through joint research projects related to oncology, targeted alpha therapy, radiopharmaceuticals and medical isotope development. You can learn more at www.cnl.ca/CNRI-H
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CNL's CNRI-H Program continues strong growth thanks to new projects with Repare Therapeutics and Defence Therapeutics - Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
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Canada’s national nuclear laboratories announces new projects with leading Canadian biopharmaceutical companies through collaborative research program Chalk River, ON –...Comment on Facebook
Great! When can you test on me..
You got questions? We got answers! We get a lot of questions about our waste & often the answers are here 👉 ow.ly/GfNK50UACae. Our Integrated Waste Strategy – or IWS – has info on the type, quantity, and plans for CNL-managed waste at all our sites. ... See MoreSee Less
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‼️We are looking forward to another year of being the title sponsor for the Healthcare Run for Heroes organized by Pembroke Regional Hospital‼️
Stay tuned to see more details about the event and how you can support this important cause!Heroes Run for Healthcare, presented by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, is returning to Downtown Pembroke on Sunday, May 4th!
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It was a privilege to host our local Member of Parliament, Cheryl Gallant (Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke), at Chalk River Laboratories this week for a site visit and briefing on our ongoing initiatives. MP Gallant, a long-time supporter of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), acknowledged the crucial role we play as a major employer in the region, driving economic growth, job creation, and the development of skilled trades across the Ottawa Valley. CNL’s contributions are vital to ensuring the Valley remains strong and prosperous for generations to come.
During the visit, MP Gallant was briefed on several high-impact capital projects central to the site’s revitalization, including the Advanced Nuclear Materials Research Centre (ANMRC). Upon completion, the ANMRC will be a state-of-the-art research complex and the largest nuclear research facility ever built in Canada. The ANMRC will also enable CNL to continue its mission of supporting nuclear power producers, as the labs conduct research to ensure the safe and efficient operation of nuclear facilities in Ontario, New Brunswick, and internationally.
MP Gallant’s ongoing support of CNL highlights our shared commitment to strengthening local economies, fostering job creation, and advancing innovative solutions for the energy sector, benefiting both the region and the nation as a whole. ... See MoreSee Less
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