Sci Show: Uranium is the most common fuel for nuclear power stations but is a finite resource. A new material inspired by fractal-like nature of blood vessels can absorb 20 times more uranium from seawater than previous approaches. It could provide a reliable energy source that could last thousands of years.

Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Uranium is the most common fuel for nuclear power stations but is a finite resource. A new material inspired by fractal-like nature of blood vessels can absorb 20 times more uranium from seawater than previous approaches. It could provide a reliable energy source that could last thousands of years.

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