Coffee mug put out in 1995 by the Canadian Nuclear Society (CNS) to mark 50 years of nuclear technology in Canada.
A Zeiss Jena Amplival polarizing microscope. This polarizing microscope was used by AECL, and later ...
A framed, 22 cm by 27 cm, colour photograph showing an aerial view of the ...
The Zero Energy Experimental Pile (ZEEP) reactor was the first reactor in the world to ...
The two sections of packing crates were recovered from the demolition of a shed at ...
A standard T-shirt featuring the AECL Flying-A log and the words “Deep River, Welcome to ...
The Datatron, also known as the Electrodata 205, Burroughs or Bendix was the first electronic ...
