For years, that question has clouded efforts to expand production of medical radioisotopes, many of which are made in nuclear reactors that run on highly enriched uranium (HEU the fissile material in a bomb or use HEU as targets for generating radioisotopes.
They wore long white coats, because they were busy cleaning an apparatus used in some experiments they had been making in nuclear physics.
Of course, the fact that there isn't a simple military solution to the Syria crisis is precisely what makes a dramatic and sustained diplomatic initiative so urgent — and its absence so troubling (and the same argument can be made in relation to the Iranian nuclear challenge).
Further efforts should be made in developing better segmentation algorithms for nuclear medicine data.
Initial characterizations of the repeat and protein coding portions of the nuclear genome can be made in terms of content and then used in the development of molecular tools, including low-copy nuclear genes and microsatellites, for the further study of the target organism and its relatives.
Nuclear weapons can be made in various sizes, can continue to proliferate to other countries and possibly terrorist groups, and now enable us to do what in the past only God could do: destroy the world.
This houses the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO), which cost a mere C$73m $49mm).Neutrinos are naturally abundant (they are made in the nuclear reactions that power the sun), but they interact with more familiar forms of matter via the weak nuclear force that is to say, not very often.
No progress was made in stopping nuclear development in either Iran or North Korea or in numerous Middle Eastern countries that were nervous about a potential threat from Iran; a number of Middle Eastern countries had initiated steps toward starting their own nuclear programs.
"At the present time when peace and development have become the main themes of the times and continued progress is being made in international nuclear disarmament, it is shocking to hear remarks like this from a senior Japanese official," a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Kong Quan, said, according to the New China News Agency.
He hinted that the North would get no major economic aid unless progress was made in ending its nuclear weapons programs.
