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

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Researchers at Ohio State University have developed an innovative battery that captures energy from nuclear waste and converts it into electricity. Their design uses a combination of scintillator ...

“We successfully developed a rechargeable battery using uranium as an active material,” said the institute in a press release. This could transform the management of nuclear waste and address ...

However, the battery's installation is expected to be limited to radiation-controlled areas, such as nuclear power plant premises. Just looking for ways to reduce/use the waste because of the problems ...

Japan's national nuclear research and development institute has developed what it calls the world's first uranium-based rechargeable ...

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 ...