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Young imaginations took centre stage as local primary school children showcased their vision of the future in a special art competition to celebrate AWE’s 75th anniversary.

Turn on your TV, scan your newsfeed and you will no doubt be faced with details of the most recent cyber-attack targeting a well-established organisation. Look in your emails, look at your messages and you will probably have been targeted by a phishing email or scam message. There is no escaping evidence of cyber-crime.

We are proud to play a central role in the UK’s Defence Industrial Strategy.

Can cutting edge technology help us connect with the past?

We’re proud to spotlight a challenge that brings together endurance, teamwork, and a shared commitment to making a difference.  

As part of our dedication to the CTBT and innovation in nuclear technology, we hosted The Radionuclide Monitoring Technical Workshop (RMTW), bringing together the best minds in nuclear testing detection to debate and discuss new techniques and the latest research. 

AWE is pleased to announce a new Strategic Alliance with The University of Manchester, marking a significant commitment to advancing research and innovation in nuclear science and technology. 

We welcome the Office for Nuclear Regulation’s decision to close the improvement notice, served last year following an incident on the Aldermaston site at our Explosive Technology Centre. There was no risk to the public or the environment from this incident.

Robert Kennedy, an undergraduate from the University of St Andrews, has been awarded the highly esteemed Materials Science Year in Industry Student Prize.

AWE Aldermaston has ‘met’ the ONR's expectations for climate resilience.

Joe Gilkes from the University of Warwick, has been recognised with two prestigious awards for his outstanding doctoral research.

As we mark our 75th anniversary, AWE welcomed The Rt Hon. John Healey MP, Secretary of State for Defence, to AWE Aldermaston.