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A partnership built for the nuclear future

A new academic partnership connects U of T students and researchers with Canada’s nuclear laboratory network.

Reported by U of T News Staff

A new academic partnership connects U of T researchers with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories.
ResearchA new academic partnership connects U of T researchers with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories.Photo: University of Toronto / official source image

U of T has joined the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Academic Partnership Program, opening another route between university research, student training and national energy questions.

The partnership places a familiar alumni theme in a new setting: what begins as a course, lab or placement can become part of the country’s long infrastructure work.

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