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Surrounded by a golf course, large offices and industrial buildings in West Valley City, researchers, physicists and engineers of Nusano, a nuclear technology company, are working on a radioactive form of elements that could become solutions in cancer therapies, aerospace, clean energy and the internet — radioisotopes. In a ribbon cutting ceremony at that spot Thursday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said it was “a momentous day,” one that would mark the beginning of an innovation hub where cures for cancer can emerge. “We know they’re miraculous,” Cox said about radioisotopes. “We ...