Challenges that countries face when introducing or expanding a nuclear power programme were discussed at an IAEA meeting in Vienna last week. Continue reading →

World-renowned experts highlighted the importance of facilitating synergy between various nuclear techniques to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer. The panel discussion, A Roadmap to a Cancer-free World, was organized by the IAEA to mark this year’s World Cancer Day. Continue reading →

World Cancer Day is observed each year of 4 February for us to reminisce and consider the increased global burden that cancer inflicts on people, both poor and rich. See what the IAEA is doing to commemorate World Cancer Day on 2 February, and how you ... Continue reading →

In this article, four cancer survivors, Ashleigh, Pamela, Evelyn and Kamunthowa talk about their experience with cancer and the support they received from the Cancer Diseases Hospital in Zambia. Continue reading →

Every year, cancer claims the lives of 8 million people worldwide, including 4 million people who die prematurely, between the ages of 30 and 69. Continue reading →

To aid Member State development of human capacity for the design, safe operation, and utilization of research reactors (RR) and associated facilities, the IAEA offers specialized education and training to Member State personnel. Continue reading →

Dr Alfred Madigele, Minister of Tertiary Education, Research, Science and Technology signed Botswana’s Country Programme Framework (CPF) for the period of 2018–2022 on 25 January 2018. Continue reading →

Interested participants have until 17 March 2018 to submit abstracts for oral or poster presentations at the International Conference on the Challenges Faced by Technical and Scientific Support Organizations in Enhancing Nuclear Safety and Security: En... Continue reading →