We are interested in how the uranics could be reused for example, some of High Enriched Uranium has been exported in support of medical isotope production. We are also the stages that would be necessary to enable the reuse of our uranics and any constraints that would limit how much of the uranics inventory could be reused or how quickly it could be reused.
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The aim of this proposal is to provide key equipment that will deliver an internationally-unique open-access academic capability to manufacture, irradiate, and examine the pre- and post-irradiation characteristics of a r...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: University of Manchester
Partially relevant as it focuses on manufacturing and characterisation of alpha-active materials containing uranium, thorium, and plutonium.
Energy sustainability is indisputably one of the most challenging and pressing socioeconomic problems facing the world this century. Problems associated with climate change disasters from increasing CO2 emissions by the ...
Funded by: BBSRC
Lead research organisation: University of Manchester
Fully relevant as it proposes using synthetic biology to bioengineer new protein scaffolds for uranium decontamination.