Absorbing Neutrons, Shaping Time
Boron and gadolinium do not produce energy in a reactor. They help define the conditions under which energy can be produced safely, predictably, and over time.
Nina Lovišček • June 4, 2026
Boron and gadolinium do not produce energy in a reactor. They help define the conditions under which energy can be produced safely, predictably, and over time.
Nina Lovišček • May 23, 2026
Nuclear systems are not designed around optimism. They are designed around credible failure, conservative margins, physical feedback, redundancy, and verified safety functions. Safety is not treated as a promise, but as a documented property of the system.