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Mrs Margaret Thatcher's conference next week on wealth creation is badly named. Here is a guide for non-government speakers. But the government's tone of voice will be more important.
A large-scale survey of American scientists reveals strong support for continued nuclear energy development. Most regard thermal fission as one of the few resources capable of contributing significantly to our short-term energy needs and rate the risks as acceptable. They are critical of the performance of government and the public and they would prefer that public interest groups, the news media, and the general public exert less influence over nuclear energy policy.
Monolayer films of molecular oxygen adsorbed on graphite undergo two phase transitions — a lattice distortion and a magnetic ordering — and this presents calculators with a challenge.
