CNL
@cnl.ca
We invite you to learn more about the clean energy, environmental protection, and health sciences work of CNL, Canada's premier nuclear science organization.
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Lochmara
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200, 100, 36
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Mine Shaft
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About CNL
CNL | LNC is Canada's leading nuclear science and technology organization, dedicated to advancing the fields of clean energy, environmental protection, and health sciences. With a focus on solving some of the world's most pressing issues, CNL is at the forefront of scientific innovation. In the clean energy sector, CNL is actively involved in enabling Canada's clean energy future.
They possess advanced reactor capabilities and conduct research on hydrogen, irradiated materials, and advanced fuels. Furthermore, CNL is pioneering the development of small modular reactors and has plans to become a global hub for SMR research. In the health sciences field, CNL contributes to the improvement of Canadians' health.
They conduct research on radiopharmaceutical development and testing, actinium-225, and low dose radiation. CNL's cutting-edge work in targetted alpha therapies provides a new weapon in the fight against cancer. CNL is also committed to environmental stewardship, with projects aimed at addressing Canada's nuclear liabilities.
They are actively involved in environmental remediation and have launched several Canadian-first initiatives in this area. With world-class capabilities in nuclear forensics, detection, and cyber security, CNL ensures safety and security in the nuclear and critical infrastructure sectors. CNL's dedication to scientific excellence and commitment to solving global challenges make them a leader in their field
Brand industry
Science and Education
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2014
Company size
1001-5000 employees
Related Brands
Tags
Nuclear science and technology
Reactor R&D
Radiopharmaceutical development
Environmental remediation
Nuclear waste management
