The goal of limiting the global temperature increase to well below 2˚C requires new climate policies, investment incentives, and a massive adoption of low carbon energy technologies, including nuclear power, participants at an IAEA side event to the Bonn Climate C Continue reading →

Stocky, strong and quick to ripen – that is how Indonesian farmers like their rice, and that is exactly what nuclear science has delivered to them. Continue reading →

The IAEA concluded its first training course last week for nuclear and radiological young professionals, aimed at strengthening their safety leadership skills in both normal and emergency situations. Continue reading →

The Ramses II mummy from Egypt, iconostases at Orthodox churches from Romania and ancient bronze statues fr Continue reading →

На восьмом Форуме сотрудничества регулирующих органов МАГАТЭ (ФСРО), который прошел сегодня на полях 61-й сессии Генеральной конференции МАГАТЭ, обсуждалась новая методология самооценки культуры безопасности, разработанная МАГАТЭ для регулирующих органов, и пилотный проект по лицензированию малых модульных реакторов (ММР). Continue reading →

While Rwandans celebrate a flattering economic growth, energy experts sit behind screens trying to solve a new challenge: how to meet the country’s mounting electricity demand in the years to come. Continue reading →

Aujourd’hui, les représentants du Centre d’étude de l’énergie nucléaire (SCK•CEN) de la Belgique et des laboratoires nationaux de l’Idaho et d’Oak Ridge, qui relèvent du Ministère de l’énergie des États-Unis, ont annoncé, lors de la Conférence générale de l’AIEA, qu’ils mettront leurs réacteurs de recherche, leurs laboratoires et leurs installations de formation théorique et pratique à la disposition de scientifiques d’autres pays à des fins de formation et de recherche-développement. Continue reading →

Countries looking to introduce nuclear power will be the beneficiaries of a cooperation agreement signed today by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the IAEA. Continue reading →