Ranks of Nuclear Experts Dwindle
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Two leading U.S. scientific groups warned yesterday that, in the next 15 years, as many as half of the nation's relatively few experts in identifying smuggled nuclear materials and detonated-bomb components may retire.
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As 2004 draws to a close, an unusually large number of Hollywood power players find themselves fading ever so slowly from the inner circle of influence.
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SEOUL : South Korea&#39;s foreign minister indicated Friday that prospects had diminished for proposed six-way talks later this month to end North Korea&#39;s nuclear weapons drive.
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For the world's best video game players, getting the high score is no longer enough.
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In an alarming development, high-precision equipment and materials which could be used for making nuclear bombs have disappeared from some Iraqi facilities, the United Nations watchdog agency has said.
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The Los Alamos National Laboratory has forced out five employees involved in safety and security scandals at the nuclear facility that gave birth to the atomic bomb, officials said on Thursday.
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Ministers are urged to approve new nuclear power, as it emerges nearly half of current stations are out of action.
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Sen. Richard Lugar and former Sen. Sam Nunn are in Russia this week to celebrate the United States' 15-year effort to help Russia destroy or lock up its vast arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. But along with the program's successes, there have been notable setbacks.
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The United States is losing its leadership role in particle physics as its best brains move to sunny Switzerland. But fear not: There's always another giant accelerator on the horizon. By John Borland.
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The UN's nuclear watchdog says key equipment has disappeared, heightening concern about proliferation.
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The number of foreign students  pursuing advanced degrees at U.S. universities fell this year,  strengthening a trend that began after the attacks of Sept. 11,  2001, according to a report released on Wednesday.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Thursday downgraded the safety rating of the nation's largest nuclear plant, subjecting it to more inspectors and a level of scrutiny shared by just one other plant in the nation.
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Almost half of Britain's nuclear power stations currently shut down for repairs or maintenance.
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SANTA FE, N.M.  - The Los Alamos National  Laboratory has forced out five employees involved in safety and  security scandals at the nuclear facility that gave birth to  the atomic bomb, officials said on Thursday.
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The number of companies building processors is likely to shrink, researcher says.
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Sen. Pete V. Domenici doesn't give up easily. The ranking Republican on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee may be retiring next year, but he is still pushing hard to give the nuclear power industry a helping hand from the federal government.
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Nuclear technology is now so widespread that it is only political will which stops many countries from making nuclear weapons. Mohamed ElBaradei, head of the UN&#39;s nuclear regulatory body the