International cooperation, increased investment and continued innovation are needed to ensure that a sustainable nuclear fuel supply chain can keep pace with growing demand for nuclear power. This was ...
On 27 October, the IAEA was informed of an attack on the Slavutych substation that reportedly resulted in the loss of all its 330 kV lines. The substation was among those assessed during the Agency’s ...
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi called on countries to turn growing support for nuclear power into concrete ...
More than 300 health professionals from across Mongolia received IAEA training in safer, more accurate imaging for children.
Not only do nuclear power plants provide electricity, they can also keep cities warm in winter by directly using residual ...
Unlike fossil fuels, nuclear fuel does not undergo combustion — a chemical reaction with oxygen that produces heat and emissions. Instead, it transforms at the atomic level, making it a powerful and ...
A new Coordinated Research Project (CRP) under the Atoms4Food initiative will support the development of climate-resilient ...
With just under one month to go, the IAEA has published the programme for the fifteenth Symposium on International Safeguards on the theme ‘Innovation and Resilience in a Changing World – Safeguards ...
Targeted alpha therapy (TAT) is emerging as one of the most promising approaches in nuclear medicine. By delivering alpha ...
Twenty countries in Asia and the Pacific have strengthened their capacity to assess and manage water resources using isotope ...
The Singapore training course is part of an ongoing IAEA regional project to support energy planning. In 2027, participating ...
Brazil put computer security for critical infrastructure to the test during ‘Cyber Guardian’, a large-scale national exercise ...
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