Program has resulted in new learning, job offers and future skilled trade co-op positions

The inaugural class of 26 students will get a chance to experience the breadth of jobs in the energy industry.

The NII Explore Science Olympics championship belt is heading to SDSS after a team of students conquered a range of challenges last Friday.

The public is invited to attend “An Afternoon at Fairy Lake” where they will hear from researchers, can ask questions and learn more.

Her TikTok videos and digital content are clearly aimed for an audience that most nuclear spokespeople are currently not communicating to.

There was something for each of the 3,500+ visitors to NII's first-ever SWERVE technology festival this past weekend.

This weekend, the first-ever SWERVE festival opens its doors, giving visitors a hands-on feel for how we will live and work in the future.

Visitors will experience a variety of immersive virtual reality technologies that Georgian is currently using as part of their stude

Researchers from University of Waterloo presented their preliminary analysis from a multi-year study on Southampton’s beloved Fairy Lake.

NII Explore’s Science in the Summer is back for its second summer of fun, bringing hands-on learning to students of all ages.

As the school year winds to a close, NII Explore has completed its final week of coding education for more than 2,000 elementary students.

As springtime arrives at Fairy Lake, we’re thinking back to warmer weather—to an Environment@NII ecological restoration project.

The NII Explore program at the Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) is pleased to host the World Climate Simulation, sponsored by Bruce Power.

Today I am proud to stand alongside of my fellow Canadian nuclear industry colleagues and celebrate this day at the World Nuclear Exhibition

#ScienceInTheSummer is visiting library branches across the region this week, so check out a list of STEM must-reads this summer.

We welcomed NII Explore Mission to Mars winning Team Aquila to the Nuclear Innovation Institute yesterday for a tour, some pizza and a chat.

This week is a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier as we welcomed a brand-new director of the program to the team here at NII!

Terri-Lynn Woods of OCNI shares how projects like these impact both Indigenous communities and the energy sector.

Later this month will mark a year since the Ontario government announced sweeping changes to the province's math curriculum.

In the 20 years since May 11, 2001, Bruce Power has become a foundational part of our clean energy story.