University of Rwanda to Start Nuclear Technology Degree Programme

No (nuclear) energy to waste

New investments for Thorizon to further develop the Molten Salt Reactor Thorizon’s vision it too use nuclear waste and molten salt technology to produce industrial heat that can be used for electricity generation. The French/Ducth company, in this investment round supported by led by the Dutch National Promotional Institution, Invest-NL, backed by an InvestEU guarantee […] The post No (nuclear) energy to waste appeared first on eeNews Europe.

Fiji Taps on to Nuclear Technology

There is a need to continue to invest in nuclear science as a means to achieve sustainable development, health, prosperity, and peace for all. Permanent Secretary for Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways, Andrew Tukana made those remarks at the 47th Regional Cooperative Agreement (RCA) meeting at the Sheraton Fiji Golf and Beach Resort on Denarau on Tuesday. “The benefits of the RCA to Fiji are tangible, lasting, and deeply appreciated. But bey…

University of Rwanda to start nuclear technology degree programme

University of Rwanda’s School of Science and Technology is in the advanced stages of launching a Bachelor of Science programme in Nuclear Science and Technology. According to un...