Radiaverse says its public map combines more than 50 million dose-rate readings from RadiaCode users, with privacy and moderation controls.
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NIH–NASA QuSAFE Challenge
The NIH-NASA QuSAFE Challenge opens submissions Dec. 15 for quantum sensing methods to monitor in-vitro models used in drug safety research.
NASA’s Swift Mission Ends, Leaves Behind Scientific Bonanza
Swift stopped science observations Oct. 20 as low orbit and atmospheric drag limited pointing; its public archive holds nearly 22 years of data.
How “Tapetum Lucidum — Night Survey 17” Reveals a Living Mirror With Zero Image Assets
An AI-built, fictional wetland survey turns eyeshine into a field guide, using a movable beam and code-drawn optics to reveal life in the dark.
Solar Surpasses Nuclear Power Globally For First Time
WNISR 2026 says solar generated more electricity than nuclear globally in 2025, as renewables expanded faster and nuclear output grew modestly.
Chernobyl Particles Reveal Unexpectedly Stable Nuclear Fuel After 40 Years
X-ray analysis of six Chernobyl fuel fragments found largely intact crystal structures, but researchers say the small sample cannot establish regional risk.
NASA Demonstrates Next-Generation Heat Shield Technologies
NASA’s KREPE-3 experiment sent 12 instrumented capsules with a departing Cygnus cargo spacecraft to collect heat shield data during re-entry.
NRC Issues First U.S. Construction Permit For A BWRX-300 Small Modular Reactor
The NRC issued TVA a construction permit for a BWRX-300 reactor at Clinch River, the first U.S. permit for the small modular reactor design.
Italian Parliament Votes For Return To Nuclear Energy
Italy’s parliament votes to resume nuclear power development, marking a significant shift in energy policy amid rising energy concerns.
University Of Maine, Maine, United States Surges In Global Coverage
The University of Maine has seen a significant increase in global media mentions, with 10 recent reports—10 times its usual coverage—indicating rising international interest.