Read more about the article Waste nuclear heat could help revive UK commercial greenhouse usage – report
Young plants growing in a very large plant nursery in the france

Waste nuclear heat could help revive UK commercial greenhouse usage – report

An interdisciplinary team led by Dr Anita Crompton and funded by NERC, has been investigating the feasibility of using waste nuclear heat to decarbonise and stimulate a reversal in the decline of commercial greenhouse use in the UK. This waste heat could provide the low carbon, low-cost heating needed by greenhouse growers to improve the economics of operations. It could also allow an expansion of edible horticulture, which could benefit the industry, UK consumers and the environment.

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Read more about the article PhD Student Chris Moore Publishes New HEA Paper
The decomposition temperature range of the high entropy hydride and the effect on dissolution temperatures for interstitials "trapped" by adjacent vacancies

PhD Student Chris Moore Publishes New HEA Paper

Christopher Moore, a 2nd year PhD student with the Nuclear Futures Institute has published a paper titled “Hydrogen accommodation in the TiZrNbHfTa high entropy alloy”. High entropy alloys and their hydrides are a new type of material and this paper works to provide a better understanding of how these systems behave at the atomic level. Read more at https://nubu.nu

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