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Nuclear science and technology play an important role in addressing issues in low-carbon energy demand, human health, food security and environmental pollution, and contribute to socioeconomic development around the world.

The IAEA works to foster greater interest in these technologies among youth, including in Asia and the Pacific. Student and teacher winners from a Virtual NST Education Competition visited the IAEA in Austria in May 2022 to present their projects and learn hands on about the many uses of nuclear technology.

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5 May 2022

Engaging Asian Youth in Nuclear Science

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22 April 2022

Protecting Brazil’s Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Using Isotopic Techniques

Neutron activation analysis (NAA) in action: a sample is being inserted in the pneumatic system that will take it close to the reactor’s core to be irradiated. (Photo: S.Landsberger/University of Texas)

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6 April 2022

Fingerprinting Materials: IAEA Updates Neutron Activation Analysis E-learning Course

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4 April 2022

Neutrons Blast Fusion Materials in New IAEA Project

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22 March 2022

World Water Day 2022: Making Invisible Visible – Using Nuclear Techniques to Assess and Manage Groundwater in Critical Situations

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21 March 2022

In Search of Groundwater: PhD Students from the Sahel Meet to Characterise and Understand Water

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10 March 2022

IAEA Trains Latin American Scientists in Fighting Banana Disease

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24 February 2022

How Nuclear Science Helps Fruits and Vegetables Survive and Thrive

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23 February 2022

IAEA Training Course Helps Experts in Asia and the Pacific to Access the Latest Developments in Theranostic Science

Chemical structure of an actinium-225 (Ac-225) therapeutic radiopharmaceutical used in the therapy of prostate cancer. (Image: IAEA)

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22 February 2022

New CRP: Production and Quality Control of Actinium-225 Radiopharmaceuticals (F22075)

Experimental banana fields in Arusha, Tanzania with Mount Meru in the background.?(Photo: M.Vantyghem/IAEA)

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21 February 2022

How Isotopic Techniques Can Be Used to Spot Drought Stressed Banana Crops and Help Save Them

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18 February 2022

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News – Nuclear science

Engaging Asian Youth in Nuclear Science

Protecting Brazil’s Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Using Isotopic Techniques

Fingerprinting Materials: IAEA Updates Neutron Activation Analysis E-learning Course

Neutrons Blast Fusion Materials in New IAEA Project

World Water Day 2022: Making Invisible Visible – Using Nuclear Techniques to Assess and Manage Groundwater in Critical Situations

In Search of Groundwater: PhD Students from the Sahel Meet to Characterise and Understand Water

IAEA Trains Latin American Scientists in Fighting Banana Disease

How Nuclear Science Helps Fruits and Vegetables Survive and Thrive

IAEA Training Course Helps Experts in Asia and the Pacific to Access the Latest Developments in Theranostic Science

New CRP: Production and Quality Control of Actinium-225 Radiopharmaceuticals (F22075)

How Isotopic Techniques Can Be Used to Spot Drought Stressed Banana Crops and Help Save Them

Nuclear Technology Set to Propel and Power Future Space Missions, IAEA Panel Says

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