The decades-long struggle to find a permanent place to dispose of nuclear waste will continue, probably for many years to ...

Scientists at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) say their uranium battery could help renewable energy sources such as ...

Scientists recently developed a novel battery technology that can use atomic or nuclear waste to convert electricity.

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Nuclear Power In Everything? When nuclear power generation became a practical technology, it gave hope that the energy that had so far only been used to create world-ending bombs could also save the ...

This kind of nuclear battery would only be the size of a finger, and such long-lasting nuclear batteries could enable numerous applications, says Professor Su-Il In. For example, a pacemaker ...

A phone or a car powered by a nuclear battery could last decades or even longer without charging. “We can put safe nuclear energy into devices the size of a finger,” said Su-Il In, a professor at the ...

Waste is currently stored in dry casks at individual energy plants. The federal government spent decades studying the possibility of a deep geological repository for nuclear waste at Yucca ...

The team's prototype betavoltaic battery incorporates advanced materials to maximize energy conversion efficiency – a critical challenge in nuclear battery design. At the heart of the battery is ...

The Japan Atomic Energy Agency said that it has begun developing a small nuclear battery that converts the decay heat of americium — a radioactive waste — into electricity for use as a power ...

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A team of scientists in South Korea is working on a new kind of battery that could make that possible—using safe nuclear power. Professor Su-il In from Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science ...