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21 December 2021

The Nutritional Value of Proteins – What a New Nuclear Technique Reveals

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16 December 2021

Impact of Climate Change on Lakes Worldwide Revealed by IAEA Isotope Study

Artefacts, workshop participants Grenoble

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14 December 2021

Nuclear Art and Artefact Preservation Celebrates 50 Years

SJRI produced a low cost total body potassium counter to accurately measure body cell mass of individuals with uncertain hydration status such as pregnant women, little children and people with acute malnutrition or with cancer. (Photo: SJRI)

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13 December 2021

IAEA, India’s St. John’s Research Institute to Enhance Collaboration on Nutrition

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10 December 2021

IAEA Supports Study of Bolivian Wetland Water Reserves as Glaciers Melt

The new state of the art Mediterranean fruit fly mass-rearing and irradiation facility in Metapa de Dominguez, Mexico, will play a major role in keeping the country free of these insect pests.

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9 December 2021

New Mediterranean Fruit Fly Facility in Mexico to Keep Insect Pests at Bay and Save Fruit Production and Exports

A researcher in Costa Rica collecting greenhouse gases (GHG) samples in the field. Isotopic and related techniques help in measuring GHG from agriculture as well as in mitigating and sequestering carbon.

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9 December 2021

Measuring Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture: IAEA Project Develops New Knowledge and Innovative Tools

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7 December 2021

Unprecedented Progress Accelerates Fusion Research, Thanks to Private Sector Investment

Due to poor farming practices in Iraq, saline lands are widespread in the country.

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3 December 2021

Combatting Soil Salinisation Using Nuclear Techniques: The IAEA Commemorates 2021 World Soil Day

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2 December 2021

First-time Donors, Developing Countries Provide Funding to Renovate IAEA Nuclear Applications Labs, More Needed

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30 November 2021

Isotopic Techniques Help Save Panama’s Cocoa Exports

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30 November 2021

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News – Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications

The Nutritional Value of Proteins – What a New Nuclear Technique Reveals

Impact of Climate Change on Lakes Worldwide Revealed by IAEA Isotope Study

Nuclear Art and Artefact Preservation Celebrates 50 Years

IAEA, India’s St. John’s Research Institute to Enhance Collaboration on Nutrition

IAEA Supports Study of Bolivian Wetland Water Reserves as Glaciers Melt

New Mediterranean Fruit Fly Facility in Mexico to Keep Insect Pests at Bay and Save Fruit Production and Exports

Measuring Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture: IAEA Project Develops New Knowledge and Innovative Tools

Unprecedented Progress Accelerates Fusion Research, Thanks to Private Sector Investment

Combatting Soil Salinisation Using Nuclear Techniques: The IAEA Commemorates 2021 World Soil Day

First-time Donors, Developing Countries Provide Funding to Renovate IAEA Nuclear Applications Labs, More Needed

Isotopic Techniques Help Save Panama’s Cocoa Exports

Nuclear Sector is Capitalizing on Opportunities in Artificial Intelligence, ITU-IAEA Events Hear

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