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A team of scientists at the US government’s Los Alamos National Laboratory is working to turn nuclear waste into tritium, an isotope of hydrogen that could one day fuel nuclear fusion power plants.

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Abstract: Complex evidence theory (CET) is an effective method for uncertainty reasoning in knowledge-based systems with good interpretability that has recently attracted much attention. However, ...

Piper has backed Flat Iron since 2017 Piper is exiting the business as part of the transaction Flat Iron was founded in 2012 by Charlie Carroll McWin and TriSpan have jointly secured a co-control ...

The endless offseason for the Rangers is coming to an end. Next week, rookie camp commences ahead of the traditional two games against the Flyers freshmen in Allentown, Pa., and the following week, ...

A team of researchers monitored the flow of over 100,000 rivers and streams throughout the High Mountain Asia region across a 15-year period. Their findings, published in AGU Advances, pointed to ...

Scientists in the US have come up with a new molten-salt accelerator system that can potentially change the future of fusion energy by producing commercial tritium from nuclear waste. Led by Terence ...

The Flat fire, which destroyed five homes and prompted evacuations in Jefferson and Deschutes counties earlier this month, is now almost 40% contained, fire officials said on Sunday morning. The ...

Abstract: Stress has been identified as one of major causes of health issues. To detect the stress levels with higher accuracy, fusion of multimodal physiological signals is a promising technique.