Nuclear Fuels | Argonne National Laboratory

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Argonne National Laboratory flexes capabilities with receipt of four nuclear innovation vouchers

Signaling a powerful turn toward cutting-edge solutions in clean energy, Argonne received four vouchers to work closely with companies on nuclear innovation projects.
US nuclear lab uses new AI-power to boost reactor efficiency, safety
Fast reactor technology is an American clean, green and secure energy option

Companies in the nuclear industry work closely with national labs and the DOE Fast Reactor Program to develop next-generation nuclear reactors.
Argonne event helps Hispanic students explore their dreams of STEM careers

From replicating a nuclear pellet to discovering DNA in strawberries, Argonne helps to open eyes and some doors toward STEM careers.
Argonne and industry collaborate to shape nuclear’s future

Federal support, national laboratory expertise and resources, and the entrepreneurial spirit of private industry combine to push U.S. nuclear energy projects forward.
Argonne National Lab: Making nuclear research reactors more secure
Argonne engineers to drive innovation with three GAIN funding awards

Argonne is shaping the future of clean and reliable energy solutions.
Argonne to work with nuclear companies in 3 projects funded by the Department of Energy

Molten salt and microreactor technology, among others, will be enhanced.
Argonne releases small modular reactor waste analysis report

Study one of the first to address nuclear waste production of small modular reactors.
5 big strides from Argonne towards nuclear energy’s future

Argonne uses multidisciplinary expertise and preeminent high performance computing facilities to explore the potential of nuclear energy. Here are five fission-centric forays into the potential of nuclear energy.

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