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We're excited to see new concepts emerging

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Ben Taylor, Safety Case Manager for the Decommissioning Programme, has been working to develop Magnox’s requirements for the newly launched Sort and Segregate Nuclear Waste competition. He believes that the successful system could be of value right across the nuclear sector.

Not the House of Lords

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Coronavirus, lockdown and social distancing has put a pause on many normal ways of working. But when certifications are awarded and events have to be cancelled there's always a way to overcome these obstacles with online events and virtual presentations, Chris Woods, Senior Communications Officer tells us more.

The NDA’s ‘Grand Challenges’ for technical innovation

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Sara Huntingdon, the NDA’s Head of Innovation, explains why the NDA group is committed to taking more of a lead on innovation as it launches its Grand Challenges for Technical Innovation.

Our SME mission

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Emma-Jayne Gooch tells us why a key part of her job as head of supply chain development at Sellafield Ltd, is to help as many SMEs as possible to work with us – either directly, or as sub-contractors – and help us to deliver our mission at Sellafield.

Chernobyl drama sparks huge interest in nuclear, so let's talk about it

As the final instalment of Sky TV’s powerful Chernobyl drama came to an end, scientist Dr Claire Corkhill welcomes the interest it’s sparked in nuclear and says we need to talk more openly about the industry's global legacy.

Transport, design and licensing helps to address UK nuclear decommissioning challenges

As NDA subsidiary International Nuclear Services (INS) launches its 10-year strategy for 2019 to 2029, Managing Director Seth Kybird blogs about what INS has achieved so far, and its plans for the future.