The 100,000 inhabitants of Seychelles, a 115-island archipelago in the Indian Ocean, can now better trust the food products they buy thanks to the use of nuclear-based techniques. Continue reading →

Guidance and recommendations for radiation protection and safety in well logging – the study of geological formations penetrated via a borehole – and accelerator-based radioisotope production are addressed in two recently published IAEA safety guides. Continue reading →

Soil and water, two ingredients that support Tunisia’s rich agriculture, have been under threat in recent years due to climate change and increasing soil erosion. Continue reading →

The Swiss government will increase its support to the IAEA, with an emphasis on projects that use nuclear technology to help countries meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Swiss federal officials told IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano G... Continue reading →

The IAEA and the Atomic Energy Licensing Board of Malaysia (AELB) have established a pool of radiation detection equipment available for loan, backed by financial contributions from Japan, to support nuclear security training and detection capabilities... Continue reading →

Among Amparo Gonzalez Espartero’s many childhood memories, one stands out: her grandmother’s house, brimming with gadgets like microscopes and colorimeters and a scientific library where she spent hours immersed in works from Charles Darwin to Albert E... Continue reading →

Soybean products like tofu and tempeh are staples in Indonesian cuisine and important protein sources for much of the population. With soybean production unable to meet even half of domestic demand, Indonesia depends on soybean imports – a situation th... Continue reading →

An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) team of experts has not detected elevated levels of radiation in areas surveyed during a mission to Beirut which was carried out in the aftermath of the massive blast two months ago. Continue reading →