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Atoms in Industry: Radiation Technology for Development

Vol. 56-3

September 2015

Atoms in industry: radiation technology supports development

Amano, Yukiya

Atoms in industry can make a difference: The IAEA Scientific Forum

Luciana Viegas

Better health care: Ghana uses radiation technology to sterilize medical items

Dixit, Aabha

Jelly-like bandage helps heal wounds: Egypt develops hydrogels using irradiated polymers

Dixit, Aabha

Super crops created from irradiated natural polymers in Viet Nam

Henriques, Sasha

Electron beams help Poland’s coaldriven power industry clean up its air

Jawerth, Nicole

Radiation technology helps China’s industries make water cleaner

Jawerth, Nicole

Mapping it out: Tracer technology and the search for oil

Joe Rollwagen

Keeping ports accessible: Brazil is saving “millions” in dredging costs thanks to nuclear techniques

Quevenco, Rodolfo

X-rays for industry: Non-destructive testing helps Malaysia’s competitiveness

Brian Plonsky

Profitable mining with the help of radiation technology

Quevenco, Rodolfo

‘Fragile old man’: Mexico and France save a 2000-year-old sculpture using nuclear techniques

Dixit, Aabha

When tiny things have a huge impact

Ionizing radiation as a tool for nanoscale engineering

Henriques, Sasha

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