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22 May 2020

Driven by Challenge: From Chemistry Student to Spent Fuel Specialist

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21 April 2020

Working During the Crisis: IAEA Staff in Their Own Words

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9 March 2020

IAEA Launches Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme to Push for More Women in Nuclear

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6 March 2020

International Women's Day 2020 - We Must Do Better

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6 March 2020

Not Your Typical Nuclear Engineer: Blazing a Trail for Women

Women at the IAEA volunteer to acquire and maintain emergency response certification in the IAEA’s Incident and Emergency System (Photo: IAEA)

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11 February 2020

A Female Perspective: Emergency Responders at the IAEA

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11 February 2020

Encouraging Women to Take a Stronger Role in Nuclear Security

Every year the United Nations commemorates World Oceans Day to mark the importance of the oceans in our everyday lives. The focus of this year's World Oceans Day is 'Gender and the Ocean.' At the IAEA Environment Laboratories, women and men work side by side to help Member States use nuclear techniques to characterize some of the environmental threats our oceans face. Women and men equally make up half of the staff members at the Laboratories, including at the Section Head level. Pictured here are staff during IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano's visit in September 2016.

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7 June 2019

Gender and the Ocean: World Oceans Day at the IAEA Environment Laboratories

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15 October 2018

ANSTO CEO Says There are Real, Lasting and Meaningful Careers for Women in Nuclear

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18 September 2018

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11 April 2018

Long Night of Research 2018

<p>Despite increases in female enrolment in both secondary and higher education, women remain underrepresented in <em>science, technology, engineering and mathematics</em>, commonly referred to as “STEM” subjects.</p>
<p>We know that seeing role models in these fields can help counter stereotypes and unconscious biases about what a nuclear scientist looks like. This International Women’s Day, some IAEA colleagues with STEM backgrounds shared their stories, hoping to inspire young women to pursue STEM careers.</p>
<p>We asked them about how they got interested in their academic subjects, challenges or highlights in their careers, and what advice they would give to youth considering careers in STEM.</p>

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7 March 2018

News – Working at the IAEA

Driven by Challenge: From Chemistry Student to Spent Fuel Specialist

Working During the Crisis: IAEA Staff in Their Own Words

IAEA Launches Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme to Push for More Women in Nuclear

International Women's Day 2020 - We Must Do Better

Not Your Typical Nuclear Engineer: Blazing a Trail for Women

A Female Perspective: Emergency Responders at the IAEA

Encouraging Women to Take a Stronger Role in Nuclear Security

Gender and the Ocean: World Oceans Day at the IAEA Environment Laboratories

ANSTO CEO Says There are Real, Lasting and Meaningful Careers for Women in Nuclear

Hey, we are looking for you!

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