Posts relating to the Nuclear and Materials for Extreme Environments Group
PhD student Megan Owen has made another BBC Radio Cymru appearance to describe different historical events in nuclear. Megan appeared on the "Dros Gino" (Over Lunch) show hosted by Catrin Haf…
The Nuclear Futures Institute are very pleased to announce TWO new publications written in collaboration with KTH in Sweden and Westinghouse Electric. Both were published in the Journal of Nuclear…
See Part I Here...Dr. Michael Rushton and Prof. Bill Lee have had the second part of their nuclear co-generation article series published in the Nuclear Institute's Nuclear Future magazine. It…
The subject of this MRes is to find ways to directly convert waste heat into electricity that can then be used to extend the range of electric vehicles. This is…
The Nuclear Futures Institute are very pleased to announce the publication our new paper published within the Ceramics International journal looking at preparation methods of Ti3SiC2/Al2O3 ceramic composites via the…
The Nuclear Futures Institute's new Yamato DL410 spray dryer was recently delivered at the Dean Street MERLIN lab. The equipment will be used in preparing spherical beads of nuclear fuels.…
The STA-MS equipment in action A new Simultaneous Thermal Analysis – Mass Spectrometry (STA-MS) set is now ready for use at the Nuclear Futures Institute of Bangor University! We were…
Dr. Michael Rushton and Prof. Bill Lee have had their latest article on nuclear co-generation published in the Nuclear Institute's Nuclear Future magazine. It is called "Co-generation in the early-days…
In light of the current developments surrounding nuclear power in the UK, PhD student Megan Owen was interviewed by BBC Radio Cymru, to describe her research at the Nuclear Futures…
On 10th November 2020, Bangor University hosted the Universities Technology Forum (UNTF) in conjunction with the Nuclear Institute through the Nuclear Academic Liaison Subcommittee (NAILS). The following article describes the…