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Jan
2024
CNS Western Branch invites you to participate in the following virtual presentation: Title: The Evolution of Safety Analysis (Cases) – Enhancing Risk Mitigation in the Nuclear Industry When: Wednesday, February […]
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Jan
2024
Nuclear Waste: The Key To a Decarbonized Future by Toronto This Weekend
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Jan
2024
Happening Soon!Intelligence Update with Jeremy Whitlock About Jeremy: Since 2017 at the IAEA in Vienna, currently as Senior Technical Advisor, IAEA Dept. of Safeguards, with responsibility for the IAEA’s ‘safeguards […]
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Jan
2024
is Alberta going nuclear? If there’s one thing the major cold snap in Alberta taught us this week, it’s that there will always be a need for reliable baseload power. […]
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Jan
2024
We are pleased to announce that the Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) is organizing the2024 CNS/CNA Annual Student Conference | Call for PapersJune 16th – 19th, 2024 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Sheraton Cavalier […]
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Jan
2024
NSDF is a go! In the first big Canadian nuclear news of 2024, we learned earlier this week that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has greenlit the construction of the […]
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Jan
2024
International Conference on Nuclear Fuel Cycle ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN A series of international conferences, “GLOBAL”, is the largest international forum covering whole aspects of nuclear technology including fuel cycle, reactor […]
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Dec
2023
Act now! December 15th is your LAST CHANCE to submit an abstract for CNS NUTHOS-14. Don’t let the opportunity to showcase your work pass by! The highly anticipated 14th International […]
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Dec
2023
A while ago the National Observer published “Bad guys and bombs: The nuclear risks of small modular reactors” (https://www.nationalobserver.com/2023/11/03/news/bad-guys-bombs-nuclear-risks-small-modular-reactors). It follows an earlier article they produced in September about an […]
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Dec
2023
One of the problems that the nuclear industry has always had is that where communications are concerned it has to play the game on a very slanted playing field. Anti-nuclear […]
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