Nouakchott, Mauritania — The opening of Mauritania’s first ever nuclear medicine centre with IAEA support last month will lead to improved access to modern diagnostics and treatment, as well as lower costs.
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A mix of solar and wind energy, carbon capture storage technology and nuclear power could provide a viable solution to countries seeking to decrease their carbon footprint by lowering the greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) of their energy sector. This was the message from the IAEA at this year’s annual United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference — COP20 — held last week in Lima, Peru.
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An IAEA team concluded that the physical protection system in Belgium is robust, with a program of continuous improvement in place at both the operator and government level.
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Scientists and professionals working in nuclear-related areas can now quickly reference the properties of more than 4000 nuclides and isomers using their iPhones and iPads.
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Giving Food a Health Check - IAEA Supports Food Safety Controls in Chile
ALMERA Network - Providing Accurate Measurements for Monitoring Radioactivity in the Environment
Conditioning of Radioactive Sources in Montenegro - IAEA Mission in June 2014
IAEA Helps Zanzibar to Improve Rice Varieties
You Only Get One Chance: Nuclear Forensics in Action
Where is Uranium Found and How it is Processed for Nuclear Energy
From the Cradle to the Grave - Paving the Way for the Control of Radioactive Sources
Seawater Sampling in Fukushima: IAEA and Japanese Experts Conduct Joint Mission
A Health Check For Food - IAEA Supports Food Safety Controls in Chile
Behind These Doors
Breaking the Ground for the Future and Celebrating the Past
Radioactive Waste - The Journey to Disposal
