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    NRC issues first U.S. construction permit for BWRX-300 small modular reactor●NRC issues first U.S. construction permit for a BWRX-300 small modular reactorYhnWarTerrorism1437 min ago

    The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued the country's first construction permit for a BWRX-300 small modular reactor, developed by GE Vernova Hitachi for the Tennessee Valley Authority at its Clinch River site. Commenters say the decision marks a milestone for next-generation nuclear power in the United States, with debate over whether small modular reactors can finally deliver cheaper, faster nuclear builds.

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    Huawei unveils Mate 90 Pro Max with attachable camera●Huawei’s Mate 90 Pro Max says ‘why not’ and just lets you add an entire camera Huawei has just introduced its new Mate 9MmastodonBusinessStartups35 h ago

    Huawei has introduced the Mate 90 Pro Max in China, and the headline feature is not the cameras built into the phone. Instead, the device lets users attach an entire external camera, a modular approach that stands out in a market where flagship phones usually compete on embedded camera hardware.

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    America's First Small Modular Reactor Cleared to Break Ground●America’s First Small Modular Reactor Just Got Permission to Break Ground✉newsTechnologyGadgets1 h ago

    The United States has granted permission for construction to begin on the country's first small modular reactor, marking a milestone for next-generation nuclear power. The approval allows groundbreaking to start on a project seen as a test case for whether smaller, factory-built reactors can be deployed faster and more cheaply than traditional nuclear plants, amid growing interest in nuclear energy for powering data centers and cutting emissions.

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    Modular DNA toolkit turns marine microalga into carotenoid factory●Algae engineering gets a boost as modular DNA toolkit turns marine microalga into carotenoid factory✉newsScienceBiology3 h ago

    Researchers have developed a modular DNA toolkit for engineering marine microalgae, enabling the organisms to produce carotenoids at industrially useful levels. The genetic toolbox is designed to make algae engineering more accessible and standardized, and could open the door to cheaper production of pigments used in food, feed, cosmetics and health supplements.

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