IAEA And World Bank Group Collaborate To Advance Nuclear Energy For Development
By Mary Albon, IAEA Office of Public Information and Communication One year ago, the IAEA and the World Bank Group...
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Nuclear Liability: Ensuring Legal Certainty And Compensation For Nuclear Damage
As more and more countries turn to nuclear energy to address their electricity needs, adopting a comprehensive legal framework for...
How The IAEA Connects Scientists To Ion-Beam Facilities
Through IAEA support, scientists from developing countries are gaining access to ion-beam accelerators and conduct research with real-world impact By...
IAEA Launches Project On Small And Medium Sized Magnetic Devices For Fusion Research
A new IAEA a research project aims to strengthen international collaboration on plasma physics, diagnostics and fusion device experimentation By...
IAEA And Japan Cooperate On Managed Recycling Of Removed Soil Arising From Decontamination Activities After The Accident Of The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
The IAEA and Japan have reinforced their collaboration on recovering the environment in Fukushima Prefecture By Marianna Nobile, IAEA Department...
IAEA Reviews Progress Of Uzbekistan’s Nuclear Power Infrastructure Development
Uzbekistan has made significant progress in developing the infrastructure needed for the implementation of a nuclear power programme, an International...
IAEA Holds First SMR School In A Technology Provider Country
By Jaehyuk Eoh, IAEA Department of Nuclear Energy The first IAEA Small Modular Reactor (SMR) School held in a technology...
UN Action On Dietary Guidelines Strengthened By Nuclear Techniques
FAO/IAEA session at Rome Nutrition Week 2026 highlighted how nuclear techniques generate big data that help countries strengthen dietary guidelines...
IAEA Helps Countries Enhance Coastal Management Using Natural Radioactivity Mapping
The IAEA is supporting Member States in strengthening coastal management through the use of natural radioactivity mapping By Hannah Asamoah Affum, IAEA Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications Many coastal regions worldwide face significant environmental challenges related to sediment transport and coastal dynamics. Launched to help countries in effective coastal management, an IAEA project revealed that natural radioactivity present in sediments can trace sediment sources, transport processes, and deposition patterns without introducing additional materials into the environment. Persistent erosion in littoral zones leads to long term shoreline retreat and the...
Four Ways Nuclear Science Is Helping Build A More Sustainable Future
This World Environment Day, we spotlight ways nuclear science is helping countries address some of today’s most pressing environmental challenges....
