Tackling the waste from our fascinating nuclear history
Digital Edition: Tackling the waste from our fascinating nuclear history
We have a fascinating nuclear history in the UK; Nuclear physicists John Cockroft and Ernest Newton (working under Ernest Rutherford) split the atom in 1932 at Cambridge University’s Cavendish Laboratory, and kickstarted the UK’s journey to pioneer the use of radioactive materials and develop a…
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