Published by Elsevier, Ceramics for Nuclear Applications marks a major milestone as Volume 25 in the prestigious Elsevier Series in Advanced Ceramics, led by Series Editor-in-Chief Prof. Bill Lee. This benchmark volume showcases crucial expertise from members of the Nuclear Futures Institute (NFI), who co-authored two key chapters exploring the critical role of ceramic materials […]
The Medical Radionuclide Taskforce have announced on their Linked In Page the appointment of Professor Bill Lee as Chair of the MRNT. In their post they state: “Introducing Professor William Lee (Bill) , the newly appointed Chairman of our Medical Radionuclide Taskforce (MRNT). Professor Lee joins us from Bangor University’s Nuclear Futures Institute, bringing decades of
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Work has officially begun on the second building at the University’s Science Park, M-SParc, marking a major milestone for North Wales’ growing innovation economy. Project partners gathered last week to formally mark the start of construction on the new Egni development, which will expand the park’s capacity to support businesses, researchers and innovators working
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On 14th November 2024, Simon Middleburgh features on BBC Radio Four\’s Inside Science (1:20). The discussions were around the shortage of Medical Isotopes for Cancer Diagnosis. The segment discusses the meanings for Isotopes, the shortage of reactors and their maintenance, and where the shortage of supplies occur. It additionally goes over why it is used
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We would like to congratulate Dr Mark Ogden who has recently co-authored an article around the Uptake and Coordination Behaviour of Uranyl on Functionalised Silica. This is available for 50 days for free. Please use the following link to view it: https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1jONp3IywUTWsy
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We would like to welcome our new academics in nuclear medicine to Bangor University. Dr. Mark Ogden and Dr. Tim Smith have joined us and will support research into the medical uses of nuclear technology including radiopharmaceuticals, theragnostics, external beam therapies and more.
Established in 2010 by the Worshipful Company of Drapers and Queen Mary University of London, the Drapers’ Academy is a secondary school and sixth form located in Romford, Greater London. On Wednesday, 3rd May 2023 the Drapers’ Academy hosted a year 10 to year 13 STEM Fair, showcasing to the Academy’s students the range of
CEA Cadarache, the largest energy research centre in Europe, and the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project, have been central to many leading nuclear engineering research efforts for several decades. Located close to the village of Saint-Paul-lès-Durance in southern France, their facilities (both existing and under construction) are designed to provide a range of prototypical
On Saturday, 25th March 2023, PhD students from the 3rd Cohort of the Nuclear Energy Futures Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT), including two PhD students from Bangor University (Harvey Plows and Conor Buchanan), travelled to Cambridge University for the 2023 Cambridge Festival. At this event, hosted at the New Museum site, the CDT students ran
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A new research seminar series centred around STEM and Medicine has begun in Bangor University. The NFI\’s own Dr Lee Evitts, Sêr Cymru Lecturer in Nuclear Medicine delivered the second lecture of the series where he shares his exepertise in the field.