After four days of deliberations the IAEA Board of Governors closed its meeting on 5 March 2015.
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Papua New Guinea, one of the IAEA’s newest Member States, is getting ready to use nuclear techniques in agriculture, environmental monitoring and cancer treatment, the country’s officials said.
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The IAEA and Iran have agreed to hold a technical meeting in Tehran on 9 March 2015.
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In celebration of International Women’s Day 2015, the IAEA hosted another riveting panel discussion, this time focusing on powerful women serving on academic, national and international boards, and at the head of international organisations.
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Helping developing countries to fight diseases and meet their development needs using nuclear technology was one of the main issues addressed by IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano in his introductory statement to the Agency’s Board of Governors.
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Experts in Africa will be able to better track and detect animal diseases that could eventually be transmitted to humans as a result of a new € 2.7 million IAEA project.
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The need to improve understanding and reduce uncertainty in phenomenon and models having bearing on safety by better sharing information on vital nuclear research projects was underscored at the IAEA's eighth International Experts Meeting (IEM) in Vienna last week.
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Nuclear techniques are now being used in polar and mountainous regions to study climate change and its impact on land-water-ecosystem quality in order to better conserve and manage these resources.
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Giving Food a Health Check - IAEA Supports Food Safety Controls in Chile
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ALMERA Network - Providing Accurate Measurements for Monitoring Radioactivity in the Environment
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Conditioning of Radioactive Sources in Montenegro - IAEA Mission in June 2014
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