A one-week course on nuclear and radiological leadership for safety is now open for application. The IAEA is looking for junior and middle management nuclear professionals with proven leadership potential to participate in this training. Continue reading →

IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano met with Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister S. Abbas Araghchi last week to discuss the Agency's verification and monitoring of Iran's nuclear-related commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), as w... Continue reading →

Léonard Djegui, cultivateur de soja, n’a pas eu la chance d’aller à l’école, mais il a appris deux choses sur la science nucléaire ces dernières années : ses terres sont constituées d’atomes, et ceux-ci lui ont permis de multiplier ses revenus par trois. Ainsi, il peut se faire construire une nouvelle maison et envoyer ses enfants à l’université. Continue reading →

Soybean farmer Leonard Djegui never had the chance to go to school but he has learned two facts about nuclear science in recent years: atoms make up the soil and they have helped triple his income, allowing him to build a new house and send his childre... Continue reading →

Over 300 professionals across Africa are now prepared to respond to a nuclear or radiological emergency, as a result of an IAEA workshop held in May 2015. Continue reading →

The wards may be full and the waiting times long, but at least the patients at the Cancer Diseases Hospital (CDH) in Lusaka, Zambia have a chance of surviving their illness. Continue reading →

Five safety publications, three publications related to radiotherapy and two books reviewing the status of nuclear energy worldwide were the most sought after IAEA publications in the first half of 2017. Continue reading →

The IAEA’s laboratory which provides services to many countries in occupational radiation monitoring has recently earned ISO re-accreditation, testifying that it meets the highest quality and procedural standards. Continue reading →