Twenty-two students from Kincardine District Senior School (KDSS) and Saugeen District Senior School (SDSS) began their clean energy journeys at the NII Advance Technology Campus this January

Hanover’s John Diefenbaker Senior School have won this year’s Science Olympics, hosted by the Nuclear Innovation Institute

Having access to the large spaces available at the NII Advance Technology Campus has been a game-changer for the Kinetic Knights.

Teenagers aren’t going to show up at your door. They need direction, inspiration, and a reason to believe they belong in the energy sector.

Now in its second year, the NII Energy Co-op continued its work igniting excitement for future clean energy careers

One student’s story from the NII Advance Technology Campus shows the new opportunities being forged right here in the Clean Energy Frontier.

This week, OPG committed $5,000 towards the NII Explore Co-op plus their time and expertise over the upcoming fall and winter terms.

Newly certified welding students are on the pathway to their apprenticeships, thanks to a collaborative training program hosted at NII.

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

The second-annual Science Olympics brought together 12 teams of exceptional high school students from across Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.

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

NII Explore is proud to announce that parents and teachers can access all of its coding lesson plans for grade two to eight students.

The NII Explore Science in the Summer team is hitting the road—visiting locations around Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.

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

The investment reflects NII’s commitment to provide existing and future workers—in nuclear and other industries.

Two Bruce County scientists are part of the NEUDOSE satellite project, helping address the knowledge gap in space radiation.

Hands-on learning exhibit coming to this year’s event in Owen Sound What does jumping into a ball pit have to do with the fight against...

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.