Lead isotopes decode planetary evolution through radiogenic decay (e.g., ²³⁸U→²⁰⁶Pb), offering insights into magma sources and crust-mantle dynamics. They serve dual roles ...

The Competition Bureau has revealed that it obtained court orders as part of an investigation into the impacts a proposed merger of two medical isotope producers may have on Canada’s nuclear ...

Flacco, though, reiterated that he is not looking to take a back seat and mentor the team's young passers but rather to lead by example in an attempt to win the quarterback competition.

Lipostar processed data with a blank filter, with variables annotated using the selected database. Lipostar allows users to ...

ASP Isotopes Inc., a development stage advanced materials company, engages in the production, distribution, marketing, and sale of isotopes. It operates in two segments, Nuclear Fuels and ...

Another example of perfect competition is the market for unbranded products which features cheaper versions of well-known products. Product knockoffs are generally priced similarly and there's ...

Read on to learn more about xenophobia, including types, examples, causes, and how to challenge it. No, xenophobia is not a medical diagnosis. Although it contains the word “phobia,” which ...

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has approved a production expansion of life-saving medical isotopes at Darlington nuclear plant, the single largest isotope production system in North America.

Researchers collected hailstones from the public and analyzed isotopes in the icy layers. Credit: Xiangyu Lin The textbook explanation of how hailstones grow goes something like this: Nuclei ...

ASP Isotopes CEO Paul Mann is building laser-powered nuclear facilities in South Africa to produce rare isotopes critical to quantum computing, cancer treatment, and advanced semiconductors - taking ...

Urenco Isotopes is proud to announce the successful commissioning of its newest isotope enrichment installation, Blaise Pascal, dedicated to the production of germanium, xenon, selenium, and silicon.