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Nuclear Future

Published by Nuclear Institute.

ISSN 0140-4067 / 1745-2058

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Nuclear Future publishes peer-reviewed research. Manuscripts pass a technical check and a scope check by the handling editor before going to independent reviewers.

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Simulating nuclear critical infrastructure for live cyber defence training: The Defence Cyber Marvel Nuclear Power Plant

Richard Piggin, Josef Yalvac · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture2251224

Assessment of Commercial Off-the-Shelf CFD Tools Through Application to Thermal Treatment Modelling

Ella Schaefer, Tim Ashworth, Rob English, Sarah Swales, Ben Vickers, Euan Williamson · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture225411

Shaping Radionuclides for Nuclear Medicine; Requirements, Production Routes and Emerging Frontiers

Maria Letizaia Terranova · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture224913

A production route for lead-212 for Targeted Alpha Therapy; Using the UK’s nuclear legacy for cancer treatment

Howard Greenwood, Samantha Ree, Tim Tinsley, Rachel Roberts, Laura Murray, James Dinsley · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture22448

Systemic risk and polycrisis: Potential for novel risks to impact the nuclear industry now and in the future

Nick King, Phil Adams · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture223917

Determination of 238U and 235U isotope masses based on passive neutron coincidence measurements using an AWCC

Viktoriia Lebed · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture22348

Design Review of future UK Civil PWRs: Assessment of EDF UK EPR and RR SMR designs in 2025

William Bamford · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture2221224

Hydrogen Production Using Nuclear Energy

Shahram Assadi · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture222412

The Nuclear Innovation and Research Office (NIRO) and Nuclear Innovation Research Advisory Board (NIRAB) released The UK Civil Nuclear R&D Landscape Review, providing an in-depth analysis of the civil nuclear R&D landscape during the period of 2022-2023. The review was carried out through investigating four key lenses: nuclear policy, nuclear funding, nuclear staffing and skills and access to research facilities. This article provides a summary of the key findings and actions needed to maintain the current momentum of developing R&D programmes and to enable successful delivery of newly confirmed build programmes.

Oguzhan Kivan, David Harbottle, Timothy Hunter · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture2211116

The UK Civil Nuclear R&D Landscape Survey: A review of trends prevalent in the UK Civil Nuclear R&D sector in 2022/23

Authors not listed · 2026

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture221410

Artificial Intelligence as a Catalyst for Fusion Energy

Alex Savin, Harry Westhead, Philip Horton, Richard Johnson · 2025

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture216410

Beyond Byproduct Rethinking Tritium in Fusion Technologies

Taylor Loy · 2025

DOI 10.63198/nuclearfuture2161116

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