Webinars: Nuclear Security

Webinar on a Planned Coordinated Research Project on Uncrewed Aerial, Ground, and Maritime Systems for Nuclear Security

Given the rapid advancements in uncrewed systems technology, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and their growing prevalence, there's a need for research into their nuclear security implications focusing on overlooked vulnerabilities and benefits that could impact the security of nuclear facilities and the detection of material out of regulatory control.

This webinar aims to explore the interest in a potential IAEA Coordinated Research Project (CRP) on aerial, ground and maritime uncrewed systems for nuclear security. Participants will learn about the Coordinated Research Project processes and objectives of the planned Coordinated Research Project on Aerial, Ground, and Maritime Uncrewed Systems for Nuclear Security.

Webinar on Nuclear Security Implications for Uncrewed Aerial, Ground, and Maritime Systems

This webinar is part of a series of IAEA activities addressing the need for improved research, development, guidance, and international cooperation on uncrewed systems applications for nuclear security. 

The webinar both on Wednesday 20 March and Thursday 21 March will have the same programme and will commence with a presentation establishing a common lexicon and frame the context in the design basis threat process. Speakers will delve into each domain, providing concise summaries of the current state of the art, alongside discussions on the potential benefits and threats posed to nuclear security by aerial, ground, and maritime unmanned systems. Following the domain presentations, the focus will shift to mitigation strategies and regulatory considerations.

Webinar on the First 24 Hours of a Nuclear Forensic Examination

This webinar, the second in the Webinar Series on Nuclear Forensics in Global Nuclear Security, will focus on the activities taken within the first 24 hours of a nuclear forensic investigation. Technical and non-technical personnel interested in this webinar will gain information in developing and implementing nuclear forensic analytical capabilities within the context of a broader national nuclear forensic programme stemming from national legislation.

Webinar on a New Nuclear Forensics Publication: IAEA-TECDOC-2019

This webinar, as the first in the Webinar Series on Nuclear Forensics in Global Nuclear Security, will offer an introduction to a new Technical Document titled “Establishing a Nuclear Forensic Capability: Application of Analytical Techniques” (IAEA-TECDOC-2019). The  webinar aims to raise awareness on the new IAEA publication IAEA-TECDOC-2019 and highlight the IAEA’s support for and to share States’ experience with establishing a nuclear forensic capability in support of nuclear security.

Webinar on the IAEA’s Nuclear Security Series: Past, Present and Future

This webinar aims to support Member States in effectively using the Nuclear Security Series (NSS) to develop, maintain and enhance their national nuclear security regimes. The webinar will help participants to:
• Understand the structure and development process of NSS publications, including the different types of the publications in the series and the role of the Nuclear Security Guidance Committee (NSGC);
• Understand how the NSS is/can be used by States to support their national nuclear security regimes;
• See how the Agency’s activities in the area of nuclear security are informed by the NSS; and
• Know how to effectively and efficiently navigate the NSS.

Webinar on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture - Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Detection Operations

This webinar will provide an overview of the fundamental elements of NSDA with the objective to:
• raise awareness of the guidance included in the IAEA Nuclear Security Series regarding planning, implementing and evaluating detection operations within a State or at its borders;
• highlight the challenges related to planning, design and implementation of detection operations;
• present the key elements for detection operation sustainability.

Regional Webinar for Latin American Countries on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture - Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Detection Operations

This webinar will provide an overview of the fundamental elements of NSDA with the objective to:

• raise awareness of the guidance included in the IAEA Nuclear Security Series regarding planning, implementing and evaluating detection operations within a State or at its borders;
• highlight the challenges related to planning, design and implementation of detection operations;
• present the key elements for detection operation sustainability.

It will be held in English and Spanish. 

Webinar on Nuclear Security Applications of Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UASs) for Radiation Detection and Surveillance

The growing sophistication, availability and adaptability of Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UASs) have made them an emerging capability both for nuclear safety and nuclear security applications, such as monitoring a radioactive contamination area and locating a radioactive source out of regulatory control. From military application to recreational use, modern UASs come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, cost, and capabilities. A greater understanding is needed regarding their use to support countries’ radiological and nuclear security programmes.

This webinar is part of a series of events that address the need for improved research, development, training, testing and guidance on UASs applications for nuclear security. Following a recent Technical Meeting on the Use of UAS for Radiation Detection and Surveillance, this event will address specific applications in greater detail.

Guest speakers will present four cases of UASs use: emergency response, environmental survey and monitoring, radioactive source search, and a special maritime application. The cases in which this technology is used will provide a context for determining when UAS technology is applicable for a specific activity and identify potential UASs requirements. Each use case presentation will discuss key mission requirements, why a UAS was used, environmental constraints, salient UASs capabilities, lessons learned, and conclude with considerations for other similar cases.

Webinar Series: Education as a Key to Addressing The Gender Equality Gap in Nuclear Security Globally

The IAEA Division of Nuclear Security launched the Women in Nuclear Security Initiative (WINSI) in March 2021 with the mission to establish the IAEA as a leading global voice for gender equality in the nuclear field, in contribution to the IAEA’s Director General vision. WINSI aims to promote and strengthen the involvement of women in nuclear security and related fields worldwide as well as to enhance the attractiveness of nuclear security jobs and careers to women, especially for the next generation.

To support this initiative, WINSI has organized and hosted in 2021-2022 the following webinars:

• The Role of the IAEA in Strengthening Capacity of Women in Nuclear Security Worldwide
• Women in Information and Computer Security in the Nuclear World
• Women in Nuclear Security Inspections
• Women in Nuclear Security Law Enforcement

In the beginning of 2022, WINSI, in partnership with four renowned international universities, announced four webinars with the aim to establish an international forum where knowledge on existing programmes and opportunities in nuclear security education will be shared. This series of webinars aims to also connect students (women and men) with their peers and experts worldwide. The quarterly webinars will focus on the role of education as a key to developing and promoting more young women in the field of nuclear security. Each webinar will provide the opportunity to learn about existing nuclear security education programmes in a specific region of the world.

Starting from the Asia and the Pacific region, Amity University in India co-hosted the first webinar on 7 March 2022 by inviting experts and students from the region to share their experiences and discuss how the regional nuclear security educational programmes contribute to the increase of women representation in this field. The second webinar, co-hosted by Purdue University in the USA on 8 July 2022, focused on nuclear security programmes and initiatives in North and South America. The third webinar was co-hosted by Mansoura University in Egypt on 20 September 2022 and shared programmes and initiatives in Africa and the Middle East.

This last webinar of this series will focus on nuclear security education programmes and initiatives in Europe and is co-hosted by Hertie School in Germany.  

Overview of Operation and Maintenance of Handheld Detection Equipment

This webinar focuses on the operation of common handheld detection equipment and the maintenance required for its sustainability. Its purpose is to:

• Raise awareness on the types of handheld detection equipment that may be used in the detection of MORC;
• Provide details on the operation of handheld detection equipment;
• Give an overview of maintenance requirements for the sustainability of handheld detection equipment.

Enhancing Nuclear Security through Science & Technology

The Nuclear Security Plan 2022-2025 states that “the Agency will continue to keep abreast of scientific, technological, and engineering innovations, such as through dialogues with Member States (MS) and, as appropriate, with nuclear industry, with a view to confronting current and evolving challenges and risks to nuclear security and as new developments can present opportunities to enhance nuclear security.” Accordingly, the IAEA works with Member States to enhance their ability to effectively, efficiently, and sustainably conduct nuclear security activities through the use of science and technology. This is achieved through coordinated research projects, technical meetings, development of software and hardware tools, and IAEA guidance documents and technical reports.

This webinar will present four tools developed to address Member States’ needs: the Mobile-Integrated Nuclear Security Network (M-INSN), the Minimum Detectable Quantity and Alarm Threshold Evaluation Tool (MDQ-ATET), the Personnel Alarm Assessment Tool (PAAT), and the Tool for Radiation Alarm and Commodity Evaluation (TRACE) phone and desktop applications.

The programme will be similar for Day 1 and Day 2, with Day 2 offering simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish.

Webinar Series: Education as a Key to Addressing the Gender Equality Gap in Global Nuclear Security

In the beginning of 2022, WINSI, in partnership with four renowned international universities, announced four webinars with the aim to establish an international forum where knowledge on existing programmes and opportunities in nuclear security education will be shared. This series of webinars aims to also connect students (women and men) with their peers and experts worldwide. The quarterly webinars will focus on the role of education as a key to developing and promoting more young women in the field of nuclear security. Each webinar will provide the opportunity to learn about existing nuclear security education programmes in a specific region of the world.

Starting from Asia and the Pacific region, Amity University in India co-hosted the first webinar on 7 March 2022, by inviting experts and students from the region to share their experiences and discuss how the regional nuclear security educational programmes contribute to the increase of women representation in this field. The second webinar was co-hosted by Purdue University in the USA on 8 July 2022 and focused on nuclear security programmes and initiatives in North and South America.

This third webinar is co-hosted by Mansoura University in Egypt and will present nuclear security programmes and initiatives in Africa and the Middle East. The last webinar of this series will focus on Europe (Hertie School, Germany, Q4-2022).  

Webinar Series: Education as a Key to Addressing the Gender Equality Gap in Global Nuclear Security

In the beginning of 2022, WINSI, in partnership with four renowned international universities, announced four webinars with the aim to establish an international forum where knowledge on existing programmes and opportunities in nuclear security education will be shared. This series of webinars aims to also connect students (women and men) with their peers and experts worldwide. The quarterly webinars will focus on the role of education as a key to developing and promoting more young women in the field of nuclear security. Each webinar will provide the opportunity to learn about existing nuclear security education programmes in a specific region of the world.

Starting from Asia and the Pacific region, Amity University in India co-hosted the first webinar on 7 March 2022, by inviting experts and students from the region to share their experiences and discuss how the regional nuclear security educational programmes contribute to the increase of women representation in this field.

This second webinar is co-hosted by Purdue University in the USA and will focus on nuclear security programmes and initiatives in North and South America. The third webinar will focus on Africa and the Middle East (Mansoura University, Egypt, Q3-2022) and the last one on Europe (Hertie School, Germany, Q4-2022).  

Regional Webinar on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture: Planning, Implementing and Evaluating Detection Operations for French-speaking African States

This webinar focuses on key elements regarding the planning, implementation and evaluation of detection operations that aim to eliminate or mitigate the risks from nuclear and other radioactive material out of regulatory control. 

Effective planning, implementation and evaluation are of key importance to ensure the success and sustainability of these operations.

Webinar Series: Education as a Key to Addressing the Gender Equality Gap in Global Nuclear Security

Throughout 2022, Women in Nuclear Security Initiative (WINSI), in partnership with four renowned international universities, will host four webinars with the aim to establish an international forum where knowledge on existing programmes and opportunities in nuclear security education will be shared. This series of webinars aims to also connect students (women and men) with their peers and experts worldwide. The quarterly webinars will focus on the role of education as a key to developing and promoting more young women in the field of nuclear security. Each webinar will provide the opportunity to learn about existing nuclear security education programmes in a specific region of the world.

Starting from Asia and the Pacific region, Amity University in India will host the first webinar on 7 March 2022, by inviting experts and students from the region to share their experiences and discuss how the regional nuclear security educational programmes contribute to the increase of women representation in this field. The second webinar will focus on nuclear security education opportunities in North and South America (Purdue University, USA, Q2-2022), the third one in Africa and the Middle East (Mansoura University, Egypt, Q3-2022) and the last one in Europe (Hertie School, Germany, Q4-2022).  

Nuclear Security Implications of Counterfeit, Fraudulent and Suspect Items

This webinar will discuss the current trends in Counterfeit, Fraudulent and Suspect Items (CFSI) as they relate to the nuclear security supply chain, profile the producers of these items, and provide insight from national perspectives on how to address the risks posed by CFSI. The information discussed will be used to identify topics and interested participants for a Coordinated Research Project (CRP) and/or Technical Meeting on addressing the nuclear security implications of CFSI.

Regional Webinar for Latin American Countries on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture Strategy, Design and Planning

The webinar will provide an overview of an integrated planning process for the development of a Nuclear Security Detection Architecture (NSDA) and will share Member States experience in developing risk-informed national detection architecture strategies and design plans.

Women in Nuclear Security Initiative Webinar - Women in Nuclear Security Law Enforcement

This webinar is designed to inspire women to consider a future in nuclear security law enforcement. The objectives of the webinar are to:

• provide an overview of different roles women can have in a variety of nuclear security-focused law enforcement organisations;
• describe challenges and benefits encountered by women working in this specialised area of nuclear security; and
• encourage young women seeking a career path in nuclear field to consider a career in nuclear security law enforcement organisations.  

Webinar on National Nuclear Security Threat Assessment, Design Basis Threats and Representative Threat Statements

The webinar aims to provide an overview of NSS No.10-G (Rev.1) which covers a step by step methodology for States, competent authorities and operators on how to conduct a national nuclear security threat assessment, inclusive of both physical and computer security aspects, and the development, use and maintenance of design basis threats and representative threat statements.

Webinar on the Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Radiation Detection and Surveillance

The webinar’s objective is to provide an overview of potential Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) use cases, capabilities, and specifications for radiation detection and surveillance.

Webinar on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture Awareness

The webinar aims to raise awareness about the integrated planning process for the development of an NSDA and during this exchange Member States will share their experiences in developing risk-informed national detection architecture strategies and design plans. 

Webinar with China on Nuclear Security Measures for Major Public Events — Considerations and Lessons Learned from Global MPEs

The webinar aims to provide an overview of the nuclear security measures for MPEs based on practical experience from Member States, which previously hosted large scale, global MPEs, such as Olympic Games and FIFA Football tournaments. In addition, during the webinar the challenges and opportunities in developing, implementing, and sustaining nuclear security measures for such global MPEs will be discussed.

Webinar on Addressing Threats Posed by an Insider

The objectives of this webinar are to present a high-level overview of the threat posed by the insider, as well as explain the assistance provided by the IAEA when it comes to addressing this threat. Relevant Nuclear Security Series publications, training courses and research projects will be discussed, as they comprise the assistance provided by the IAEA.

Webinar on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture Strategy, Design and Planning for French-Speaking African States

This webinar will provide an overview of an integrated planning process for the development of a NSDA and will share Member States experience in developing risk-informed national detection architecture strategies and design plans.

Webinar on IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 2-G: Implementing Guide on Nuclear Forensics in Support of Investigations

Nuclear forensics involves a comprehensive plan undertaken by States to determine the origin and history of nuclear and other radioactive material in support of law enforcement or nuclear security investigations. The IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 2-G (Rev. 1) Implementing Guide on Nuclear Forensics in Support of Investigations, published in 2015, presents guidance on the role of nuclear forensics in the context of investigating a spectrum of possible nuclear security events involving nuclear and other radioactive material out of regulatory control. It is designed to provide descriptions of nuclear forensic examinations; the role of nuclear forensics in a national nuclear security infrastructure, including investigation of a nuclear security event; and mechanisms for international cooperation and assistance in nuclear forensics. Webinar sessions are as follows:

• Wednesday, 17 November 2021 - in French
• Wednesday, 24 November 2021 - in Spanish
• Thursday, 2 December 2021 - in Arabic

Webinar on the Characterization of Contamination and NORMs with Portable High-Resolution Radionuclide Identification Devices

This follow-on webinar will focus on measurements of field contamination caused by artificial radionuclides or the characterization of areas with excessive concentration of NORMs, including demonstration of activity estimation for radioactive contamination caused by man-made radionuclides, and characterization of areas with high concentration of NORMs.

Women in Nuclear Security Initiative Webinar - Women in Nuclear Security Inspections

This webinar on “Women in Nuclear Security Inspections” follows on from the second webinar and puts a spotlight on the important and critical area of nuclear security inspections.

Webinar on the IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 11-G (Rev. 1) Security of Radioactive Material in Use and Storage and of Associated Facilities (Russian)

This webinar aims to provide an overview of NSS No. 11-G (Rev. 1) Security of Radioactive Material in Use and Storage and of Associated Facilities, and highlight the main updates made to the implementing guide as compared to the 2009 version.

Webinar on Physical Protection Measures and Systems

This webinar will provide an overview of the application of PPS and equipment in nuclear security, with an emphasis on NSS No. 13 Nuclear Security Recommendations on Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities (INFCIRC/225/Revision 5) and NSS No. 40-T.

Webinar on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture Strategy, Design and Planning –Perspectives from Finland and Jordan

The webinar will provide an overview of an integrated planning process for the development of
an NSDA and will share Member States' experience in developing risk-informed national
detection architecture strategies and design plans.

Webinar on Nuclear Forensics Experts’ Support to Radiological Crime Scene Management: The Prosecutor's Perspective (Russian)

Nuclear forensics and radiological crime scene management play a crucial role in nuclear security regimes, not only as part of the response to illicit acts, but also as a preventive measure that can help to discourage further such acts. The interaction and interconnection between nuclear forensics and radiological crime scene management is a hot topic that needs to be covered thoroughly and from various perspectives.

This webinar will focus on the prosecutor's perspective of this interaction.

Webinar on Operational Perspectives Connecting Radiological Crime Scene Management and Nuclear Forensics

The objective of this webinar is to provide the participants with an understanding of good practices on how to collect and process evidence in the presence of radioactivity at a crime scene, as well as key linkages between of radiological crime scene management and nuclear forensics.

Webinar on the Security of Nuclear Material in Transport

This webinar will provide an overview of the roles and responsibilities in the area of transport security, describe how NSS No. 26-G “Security of Nuclear Material in Transport” supports the technical implementation of CPPNM and its Amendment and inform participants of the available resources and assistance provided by the IAEA in the field of transport security.

Regional Webinar for ASEAN Countries on Nuclear Security Detection Architecture: Planning, Implementing and Evaluating Detection Operations

Detection operations aim to eliminate or mitigate the risks from nuclear and other radioactive material out of regulatory control (MORC). This webinar focuses on key elements for effective planning, implementation and evaluation to ensure the success and sustainability of these operations.

Webinar Series on Adherence to and Implementation of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and its Amendment

The purpose of this webinar series is to promote adherence to and effective implementation of the CPPNM and its Amendment through the provision of information on the scope and obligations of, as well as the benefits of joining the CPPNM and its Amendment, and through the exchange of views and experiences of States. Information will also be provided on relevant IAEA legislative assistance and technical activities that help facilitate a State’s adherence to the CPPNM and its Amendment.

Webinar on the Technical Implementation of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and its Amendment supported by the IAEA Nuclear Security Series

This webinar highlights the relevant IAEA Nuclear Security Series (NSS) publications that assist States in the technical implementation of the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and its 2005 Amendment, as well as provide a broad overview of technical assistance offered by the IAEA in the area of physical protection and nuclear material accounting and control.

Overview of Core-training for Security of Radioactive Material in Use and Storage and Associated Facilities (French)

This webinar will provide an overview of the core-training provided by the IAEA for the security of radioactive material in use and storage and associated facilities.

The Role of the IAEA in Strengthening Capacity of Women in Nuclear Security Worldwide

This webinar is the first activity in the framework of promoting and strengthening the involvement of women in nuclear security worldwide as well as to enhance the awareness about nuclear security jobs and careers for women, especially for the young professionals. This initiative is established as an interest group under the umbrella of the global chapter of the Women in Nuclear network (WiN Global). The initiative will carry out activities to highlight experiences, achievements and challenges of women in nuclear security, and raise awareness about the Agency’s programme in nuclear security, as well as the Agency’s initiatives on gender equality.

Webinar on Overview of Approaches for Management of Nuisance Alarms from Radiation Portal Monitors

This webinar provides an overview of techniques used for managing nuisance alarms from Radiation Portal Monitors (RPMs). Additionally, the webinar will introduce opportunities for States to further enhance their own approaches for nuisance alarms and address current and planned safety and security guidance.

Webinar on Investigative Perspectives of Nuclear Forensics in Responding to a Nuclear Security Event

This webinar is aimed at organizations involved in the national nuclear security regime; officials and professionals involved in national policy, strategic planning and/or decision making; those tasked with raising awareness of nuclear forensics and/or radiological crime scene management; and those responsible for organizing and sustaining capabilities for nuclear forensics analysis and interpretation in the context of a nuclear security infrastructure.

Webinar Series on Nuclear Security for Major Public Events

This series of webinars provides an overview of nuclear security measures for major public events, in accordance with the IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 18 Implementing Guide on Nuclear Security Systems and Measures for Major Public Events. The three webinars in the series will focus on:

• Preliminary arrangements and pre-event preventive measures
• Detection measures and assessments of alerts and/or alarms
• Response measures and emergency response arrangements

Webinar Series on Enhancing Computer Security Incident Analysis at Nuclear Facilities

This NucSecCyber series of webinars, hosted by the Division of Nuclear Security, provide an overview of the core findings of the Coordinated Research Project (CRP) “Enhancing Computer Security Incident Analysis at Nuclear Facilities” that will support awareness activities, capability building, and research initiatives in computer security for nuclear facilities. The four webinars in the series focus on:

• Building Awareness and Advancing Research in Computer Security for Nuclear Security
• Delivery of Immersive Simulated Environments for Research, Training, and Exercises
• Generation of Threat Scenarios with Operational Consequences for Nuclear Facilities
• Tailoring Computer Security Detection Techniques to Nuclear Facilities

Webinar Series on Information and Computer Security for Nuclear Security

This NucSecCyber series of webinars, hosted by the Division of Nuclear Security, provide an overview of the approaches to Information and Computer Security, in accordance with published and forthcoming IAEA Nuclear Security publications, and associated training courses. The seven webinars in this series focus on:

• Nuclear Security Information and Computer Security (I&CS)
• Operational Technology and Physical Protection Systems
• Nuclear Security Threats to I&CS
• Legislative and Regulatory Frameworks
• Functions and Security Levels
• Zones and the Defensive Computer Security Architecture
• Technical Vulnerability Management

IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 22-G: Implementing Guide on Radiological Crime Scene Management — A Perspective from France and Germany

This webinar highlights the challenges and opportunities that States face when developing their national programmes for radiological crime scene management. It will explore the perspectives of two Member States which are now in the advanced stages of developing their programmes – France and Germany

Webinar on Overview of Passive and Active Detection Technologies for Detection of CBRNE and Other Contraband

This webinar provides an overview of passive and active detection technologies used for detection of CBRNE (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear and explosive materials) and other contraband. 

Maintaining Nuclear Safety of Research Reactors During a Pandemic

This IAEA webinar will discuss some of the challenges faced by research reactors during the COVID-19 pandemic and the measures which have and are being adopted by operating organizations and by regulatory bodies to ensure safe and reliable operation.

Nuclear Security Detection Architecture

This IAEA webinar will introduce the The Nuclear Security Detection Architecture (NSDA) concepts so that participants will understand the scope and framework of a national-level NSDA and the role of nuclear security detection in the context of security measures for nuclear and other radioactive material out of regulatory control (MORC). Experiences in the implementation of the NSDA will be shared by Members States.

Overview of Operation and Maintenance of Handheld Equipment Used in Nuclear Security Detection Architecture

The purpose of this IAEA Webinar is to raise awareness with the type of passive handheld detection instruments that may be used in the detection of Nuclear Security Systems and Measures for the Detection of Nuclear and Other Radioactive Material out of Regulatory Control (MORC).

The Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and Its Amendment

This IAEA Webinar will focus on the scope, obligations, and the benefits of joining the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and its Amendment. Several States will share their view and experiences adhering to and implementing the Amendment to the CPPNM. IAEA will share information about the legislative and technical assistance available to Member States, upon request, to facilitate a State’s adherence to and implementation of the CPPNM and its Amendment.

IAEA Nuclear Security Series No. 2-G: Implementing Guide on Nuclear Forensics in Support of Investigations – Current Guidance and Challenges in Developing Nuclear Forensics Capabilities in Member States

This webinar provides an introduction to the publication IAEA Nuclear Security Series (NSS) No. 2-G, “Implementing Guide Nuclear Forensics in Support of Investigations” and enhances participants’ awareness and understanding of the scope and application of nuclear forensics and its respective role in the context of a nuclear security event (involving nuclear and other radioactive material found out of regulatory control). 

Furthermore, participants will be able to discuss the challenges and opportunities in designing, implementing, and sustaining nuclear forensic capabilities in Member States, required to provide a coordinated and effective response to nuclear security events. This webinar is also intended to raise further awareness on the IAEA program of assistance for nuclear forensics capacity building.