As nuclear energy makes a comeback, this episode explores how countries are balancing safety, innovation, and public trust amid growing energy insecurity and climate urgency.

Japanese professional baseball has an overwhelming number of domed stadiums compared to other leagues. Six teams, half of the 12 teams in both leagues, are using the dome stadium as their home. The ...

Thailand is paving the way for clean energy by embracing innovative solutions like SMRs. Discover the benefits of Small ...

Some heat is absorbed in the water—drawn from water bodies—used to cool these nuclear power plants and then returned, still with considerable heat, to these rivers or seas. The heat wave going on in ...

Saturday morning, after a continental breakfast and meet-and-greet, a question-and-answer discussion featuring distinguished alumni was held at the Fukushima Auditorium in the Health Sciences ...

A man died early on the morning of July 12 in the Hokkaido town of Fukushima after being attacked by a bear, the Mainichi ...

A team of researchers in France are building on fundamental experimental research undertaken in the Ukrainian Chornobyl ...

In this continuing series, we take a look ahead at US-bred and/or conceived runners entered for the upcoming weekend at the tracks on the Japan Racing Association circuit, with a focus on pedigree and ...

Amid these rising pressures, many ordinary citizens continue to push back. Their message is clear: invest in people, not war.

The nation is in the middle of what some call the AI revolution, but artificial intelligence demands infrastructure, largely data centers, that demand a lot of power.

The government of Argentina, which has significant uranium resources, is considering privatising the nuclear energy sector.

High energy costs threaten European industry. Revitalising nuclear power is key to restoring competitiveness and supporting ...