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Solving the Mystery Flask: A Forensic Challenge

October 1, 2015
The CNBC is enhancing its neutron imaging capabilities to see inside concealed objects. Identifying unknown radioactive material reduced the cost of a long-term waste management liability for the Government of Canada and demonstrated new capabilities.
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Molecular “Ball on a Spring” Discovered

October 1, 2012
An international collaboration involving the CNBC serendipitously finds molecular “ball on a spring” while doing research for nuclear energy.
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Neutron Experiments Add Confidence to Nuclear Reactor Safety

November 10, 2017
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories is a leader in sciences that are foundational to reactor safety—including the ability to predict the lifetimes of critical components used in nuclear power stations around the world, especially those in CANDU reactors.
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