For 20 years, regulatory agencies in 10 countries in the Ibero-American region have worked to help each other strengthen the region’s nuclear and radiation safety. Continue reading →

Availability of qualified and trained personnel is critical to the success of decommissioning programmes, experts agreed at an event on the sidelines of the IAEA’s 61st General Conference yesterday.  Continue reading →

The IAEA’s in-field verification activities to monitor the peaceful uses of nuclear technology are taking a step further into a paper-free world with a new tool introduced earlier this year, delegates learned at the IAEA General Conference today. Continue reading →

A summary of the highlights from the second day of the IAEA General Conference including information on the 2017 Scientific Forum and other side events that took place. Continue reading →

Innovation in the nuclear sector is vital to fulfil its potential in combatting climate change, agreed panellists at a side event held on the margins of the IAEA General Conference today. Continue reading →

People, people, people. This is what the future of the nuclear industry comes down to, discussed participants at the seventh Nuclear Operator Organizations Cooperation Forum today. Continue reading →

Gender parity is crucial to fostering innovation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and in enabling organizations to perform measurably better, panellists agreed at an event focused on The Added Value of Gender Parity in Vienna this mo... Continue reading →

An advanced technology that uses nuclear energy to produce high temperature heat for industry could be an important tool in cutting carbon dioxide emissions worldwide, said experts at an IAEA roundtable discussion today Continue reading →