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Contents
Background
The National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) describes itself as 'the leading nuclear technology services provider in the UK'.
NNL has expertise across the full range of nuclear technology, including waste management, nuclear safety and non-proliferation, materials and corrosion and plant inspection.
It is run by a partnership between the University of Manchester and Battelle and Serco.
Affiliations
- Science Media Centre - NNL provided funding in 2013
Contact, Resources and Notes
Contact
- Website:
