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Large-scale research results by British scientists, published September 13, show that children living near nuclear power plants are not at risk for leukemia.
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Large-scale research results by British scientists, published September 13, show that children living near nuclear power plants are not at risk for leukemia.
Children living in a contaminated area from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) will receive periodic cancer screening throughout their lives.
Takahashi Sentaro analyzed the harmful effects of plutonium by discovering plutonium in the Fukushima nuclear power plant No. I.
Two teenagers under the age of 18 have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, causing the total number of cases to increase to three.
Vietnamese scientists have successfully manufactured monitoring equipment and warned early levels of environmental radiation.
US scientists are developing a reactive, fusion-like power plant that takes place on the Sun, capable of providing endless energy.
The 1950s of the 20th century saw the birth and development of all continents of the first commercial nuclear power plants.
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) nuclear power plant design idea suggests a facility built on a flank of water, several miles from the coast.
Vietnam will start the first nuclear power plant in Ninh Thuan 1 next year. Russia pledged that Ninh Thuan 1 will use the safest technology.
The semi-mechanical robotic frame (HAL) contains radiation shielding metal material and weighs about 70kg but the wearer can move very comfortably and perform various ta…
After the Fukushima disaster in Japan last year, the safety issue for Ninh Thuan 2 was especially concerned at the 4th Vietnam International Energy Development Conferenc…
Bang George will be the pilot site for the 'American version' of the third-generation nuclear furnace design originating in China. They are claimed to be more se…
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…
Tokyo-based Cyberdyne Technologies (Japan) on Nov. 7 has released a robot skeleton to support the travel of workers at nuclear power plants.