Email Bulletin - Week of 2007 October 29
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A cornerstone of the Canadian nuclear industry, the National Research Universal (NRU) will soon celebrate its 50th year as a world-class science facility and pioneer in nuclear medicine. Learn more
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The Bruce Retube team engages in high hazard work in the Bruce A, Unit 2 reactor vault, requiring a new safety barrier and remote control tooling. Read more
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Independent polls show majority support for new nuclear plants in two AECL active markets, Alberta and New Brunswick. More
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| AECL appoints Regional Vice-President for its new Centre of Excellence for CANDU Retubing in New Brunswick. Take a closer look |
The NRU produces the majority of the world’s medical isotopes used in both the diagnosis and treatment of life-threatening diseases. Isotopes from the reactor benefit more than 76,000 people each day, more than 20 million people internationally each year – an amazing contribution to world health.