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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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24 April 2019

From Lab to Field: Indonesian Scientists Develop New Crops for Farmers Using Nuclear Science

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16 April 2019

Viet Nam Enhances Food Quality Using Irradiation

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4 April 2019

How Nuclear Techniques Help Feed China

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28 March 2019

Laboratory in Ghana Ready to Handle Diagnosis of Major Animal Disease Outbreaks in West Africa

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26 March 2019

IAEA Helps Small-holder Farmers to Improve Twin Births and Mutton Production in Local Sheep Flocks of South India

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20 March 2019

Vietnamese Authorities Control Spread of African Swine Fever with the Use of Nuclear-derived Techniques

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14 March 2019

Integrated Pest Management to Boost Dragon Fruit Production in Viet Nam

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13 March 2019

Drought-tolerant Crops to Contribute to Food Security in Namibia

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26 February 2019

Sierra Leone to Tackle Hidden Hunger with Better Crops Through Nuclear Technology

Kuwait has an arid climate, a hostile environment in which to grow crops. In recent years, the country’s scientists have used technology packages derived from nuclear techniques (irradiation to develop new barley varieties with improved traits, combined with water and nutrient management) to be able to grow food.

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18 February 2019

Barley in the Desert: Kuwait Progresses in the Development of a New Variety Using Nuclear Techniques

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18 February 2019

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

From Lab to Field: Indonesian Scientists Develop New Crops for Farmers Using Nuclear Science

Viet Nam Enhances Food Quality Using Irradiation

How Nuclear Techniques Help Feed China

Laboratory in Ghana Ready to Handle Diagnosis of Major Animal Disease Outbreaks in West Africa

IAEA Helps Small-holder Farmers to Improve Twin Births and Mutton Production in Local Sheep Flocks of South India

Vietnamese Authorities Control Spread of African Swine Fever with the Use of Nuclear-derived Techniques

Integrated Pest Management to Boost Dragon Fruit Production in Viet Nam

Drought-tolerant Crops to Contribute to Food Security in Namibia

Sierra Leone to Tackle Hidden Hunger with Better Crops Through Nuclear Technology

Barley in the Desert: Kuwait Progresses in the Development of a New Variety Using Nuclear Techniques

Nuclear Technology Helps Develop New Barley Variety in Kuwait

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