Nuclear Mona Lisa !
You all know that nuclear power is not only used to produce energy. From its discovery many applications have been developed. You surely can think about medical with radioisotopes therapy, sterilisation of medical products and supplies, or consumer products such as smoke detectors, industrial tracers… It is also used a lot for the restoration and […
Nuclear Waste Blog – Deep geological repository
Today, let’s review how high activity waste are managed. Remember the classification of nuclear waste we discussed earlier? For intermediate-level and high-level waste, we currently lack a definitive recycling solution. These types of waste include nuclear fuel byproducts after recycling (for countries that choose to do so) or directly from the reactor,
Nuclear Waste Blog – Introduction
Hi everyone! Camille speaking here. I’ll be taking over our Insights section for the summer. I am thinking about writing some articles about waste management. Today, I will start with an introduction to set the scene. What I am going to write is mostly focussed towards new comers, with a bit of understanding on how […]
Nuclear: Soon a disruptive technology?
We are very proud to share with you today the last part of a set of 4 documents that present a great overview of the nuclear landscape. Epsiloon, a French magazine that reinvents the scientific press and that is independent, high-standard, committed and sincere. All traits that are also at the core of inTechBrew. In […]
Nuclear: Small is beautiful?
We are very proud to share with you today the third part of a set of 4 documents that present a great overview of the nuclear landscape. Epsiloon, a French magazine that reinvents the scientific press and that is independent, high-standard, committed and sincere. All traits that are also at the core of inTechBrew. In […]
Nuclear: Ageing, the problem remains
We are very proud to share with you today the second part of a set of 4 documents that present a great overview of the nuclear landscape. Epsiloon, a French magazine that reinvents the scientific press and that is independent, high-standard, committed and sincere. All traits that are also at the core of inTechBrew. In […]
InTechBrew new Intern
Hi everyone, my name is Camille. I’m delighted to tell you that I will be an intern for the next six months at inTechBrew with Xavier and Axel. I definitely look forward to working on many exciting projects and to learn the most out of it. For a start, I’d like to introduce myself: I […]
A new dawn for nuclear energy?
We are very proud to share with you today the first of a set of 4 blogs that present a great overview of the nuclear landscape. Those are originally written by Epsiloon, a French magazine that reinvents the scientific press and that is independent, high-standard, committed and sincere. All traits that are also at the core of inTechBrew. [&hell
How can Nuclear Innovation change the energy dynamics in the the world
Key challenges facing the energy sector include growing global energy demand, scarcity issues and environmental impacts associated with conventional energy sources, reform of the energy sector, downward cost trends, economic recovery, difficulties in decarbonisation and climate crisis. Moreover, the war between Russia and Ukraine has had a major impact on th
Why inTechBrew?
What is inTechBrew? Well, inTechBrew (ITB for short) is an innovation-focused platform for the nuclear sector. What is it for? Well, thanks for asking. Here everything we need to know about inTechBrew. What is our main mission? ITB is here to connect industrial challenges in the nuclear sector to solutions. We aim for the industry to […]
