An agreement signed today in Vienna will strengthen IAEA’s efforts to offer training on the use of research reactors to students in Asia and the Pacific who do not have access to a facility in their own countr Continue reading →

For the first time, the government of Benin is introducing artificial insemination in cattle. Continue reading →

Director General Yukiya Amano highlighted the IAEA’s work to help Member States achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and provided an update on the modernisation of the Agency’s nuclear applications laboratories in his statement to the Board of Governors. Continue reading →

The IAEA monitors nuclear material and facilities around the world to provide credible assurances that nuclear technology is only used for peaceful purposes. Continue reading →

Injection in, arms up, eyes closed. This is how 81-year-old Lola Fiskel plunges her body into a futuristic-looking machine at the Nuclear Diagnostics Centre Foundation in Buenos Aires. Continue reading →

When radiation oncologist Soehartati Gondhowiardjo came across a difficult case of thymic carcinoma last month, she knew she would want to share the lessons learned with her colleagues. Continue reading →

Last week, some 700 participants shared ideas, experiences and best practices to further enhance the physical protection of nuclear material and facilities against theft or sabotage. Continue reading →