Thousands of leaking barrels of radioactive waste found at the bottom of the Atlantic
A decision made half a century ago still echoes decades later.
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Kazakhstan's nuclear power can go far beyond electricity alone
Lead energy engineer at KAES LLP Madi Azbergenov spoke about the wide range of applications of nuclear reactors.
At Paks NPP power was reduced again — this time unrelated to the Danube
After a summer of problems caused by low water levels in the country's main river, Hungary's nuclear plant has hit a new failure.
From cancer drugs to blue topazes — what Kazakhstan's Institute of Nuclear Physics earns on
How a nuclear physics institute is gradually moving from state funding to self-sufficiency.
Coal-fired power plant to be built in Kurchatov for Kazakhstan's tokamak
The city long tied to nuclear testing, then to cleanup, will get its own major power plant.
Kazakhstan completes demarcation of the Semipalatinsk nuclear safety zone borders.
35 years after closing the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site, Kazakhstan completed long-term work to clearly divide its territory into hazardous and safe zones.
Physicists learned to monitor shut-down reactors via antineutrinos
An international physics team used the Chooz antineutrino detector for the first time not for fundamental research, but to remotely monitor shut-down reactors and spent fuel.