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Next-generation molten salt reactor designed to generate 300–500 MW from nuclear waste

Nuclea Energy Inc., an advanced nuclear technology company headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, and developer of the Morpheus microreactor, has announced that its subsidiary, Nuclea Energy Canada Inc., has entered into a definitive agreement with Moltex

SunHydrogen Modules Exceed 10% Solar-to-Hydrogen Efficiency in Sparc Hydrogen Testing

SunHydrogen's photoelectrochemical and integrated PV-electrolysis modules reached solar-to-hydrogen efficiency above 10% in testing at Sparc Hydrogen's laboratories and produced more hydrogen under concentrated sunlight. Under a new Technology Collaborati

Microplastics Have Reached One of the Body's Most Vital Organs

Plastic never truly disappears. Instead, it breaks down into ever-smaller fragments, some so tiny that they can pass through the body's protective barriers and accumulate inside us. These particles have already been found in human blood, lung tissue, and

Cable-stay reinforcement could improve offshore wind turbine seismic resilience

Offshore wind turbines are getting massive. Built to harvest relentless ocean breezes, these megastructures face a constant battle against heavy winds and crushing waves. Yet as the green energy push expands across the Asia-Pacific, engineers face a qui

Reshaped battery crystals retain 96.7% capacity after 300 cycles

Sodium-ion batteries are attracting growing interest for large-scale energy storage because sodium is abundant, widely distributed, and compatible with low-cost battery chemistry. Layered transition-metal oxides offer high capacity and good scalability as

Airborne microplastics have an unexpected effect on Earth's climate

We already knew microplastics were turning up in our food, our water, even the air we breathe. Now there’s a twist nobody saw coming: these tiny plastic fragments floating overhead are actually helping warm the planet

Mysterious 'cold blob' in the Atlantic is a sign of the Gulf Stream weakening

The “cold blob”, or North Atlantic Warming Hole, is an area south of Greenland and Iceland where average sea surface temperatures have actually been going down. Researchers have been working to understand the blob for years, given that it bucks the global

The Human Mind May Be No Match for Modern Life

The human brain did not evolve to wake up with an alarm clock, check strangers’ achievements on social media, learn about the latest global disaster and calculate its social worth before breakfast. Every single day. Yet for many people, that is modern lif