Nuclear research reactors generate neutrons used to produce radioactive substances for medical and scientific uses and to check the composition of materials. Continue reading →

Researchers in the Philippines have found that an extract of seaweed, when processed with radiation, can make plants more resistant to typhoons and boost rice production by 20–30%. Continue reading →

The use of radiation in medical imaging is essential for detecting diseases and saving lives – but it must always be justified. Continue reading →

Albanian researchers have used X-rays to discover who painted a delicate, centuries-old masterpiece of Saint George, one of Christianity’s most famous saints. Continue reading →

Professionals from 15 European countries participated in the School of Radiation Emergency Management in Tulln, Austria. Continue reading →

A new draft guidance document that aims to increase the security of radioactive material including, for the first time, specific provisions for the use and storage of radioactive waste and mobile sources formed the basis of a new training programme tha... Continue reading →

Establishing a national strategy is a must to ensure a sustainable supply of competent, well-trained regulatory staff who can effectively oversee nuclear safety. Continue reading →

What's ahead for the IAEA and the global nuclear agenda in 2019? Here is a preview of selected meetings and events: Continue reading →