UW talk highlights potential of smaller nuclear technologies

Smaller nuclear energy technology could play a role in bolstering the U.S. nuclear industry due to potential economic advantages over traditional plants, a UW-Madison expert says.  That’s according to Benjamin Lindley, assistant professor of nuclear engineering and engineering physics at

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SHINE touting cancer drug research results, grant from Dutch government

Early research on cancer drugs that use SHINE Technologies’ Illumira product found they could extend patients’ lifespans and more effectively treat kidney and prostate cancer, the Janesville company announced.  The business and WARF Therapeutics, the drug discovery program of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, recently released findings from research conducted

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UW talk highlights potential of smaller nuclear technologies

Smaller nuclear energy technology could play a role in bolstering the U.S. nuclear industry due to potential economic advantages over traditional plants, a UW-Madison expert says.  That’s according to Benjamin Lindley, assistant professor of nuclear engineering and engineering physics at the university. He spoke yesterday during a seminar focused on

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