Reports
[17 Sept] IAEA Nuclear and
Radiation Safety Standards Seek Best Practices
When it comes to nuclear and radiation technologies, safety ranks as a top
public concern. For the IAEA, setting and promoting standards for nuclear,
radiation, waste, and transport safety have been top priorities from the
start, rooted in the Agency's Statute. Read
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[17 Sept] New Breed of Nuclear
Safeguards "Workhorses"
Gone are the days when the main workhorse for surveillance of nuclear material
was a twin camera system designed in the 1970s. New ones have been bred
and sent to the field. Yet, given the stakes, the challenge of how to stay
technologically "current" remains, as experts made clear at the IAEA's final
session of the 2003 Scientific Forum. Read
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[17 Sept] On the Energy Rich
Road to "Hydricity"
From Iceland to Japan, hydrogen for power -- through fuel cells for automobiles,
pipelines for industries, and generating stations for electricity -- is
enticing visions of new "clean and green" technologies down the line. Read
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[16 Sept] Cyberspace Channels
for Health Care
Telemedicine promises everything from consultations over the Internet to
transboundary surgery on patients. Read
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[16 Sept] Malaysia's Marketplace
Strides
Scientific Forum Session Targets Ways to Meet Challenges and "Hard Choices"
Facing National Nuclear Institutes. Read
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Statements
[16 Sept] Innovation Key to
Nuclear Future
IAEA Deputy Director General Victor Mourogov looked at nuclear energy's
prospects at the IAEA Scientific Forum. Read
Statement »
[16 Sept] Global Experts Review
Nuclear Issues
Leading experts in fields of nuclear science and technology are participating
in sessions on new advances in the field. They were welcomed by IAEA Director
General ElBaradei, who reviewed the Forum's framework. Read
Statement »
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