Technicians have successfully completed crucial power line repairs near Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), carried out with security assurances provided by both sides under an ...

The IAEA profiles employees to provide insight into the variety of career paths that support the Agency’s mission of Atoms for Peace and Development and to inspire and encourage readers, particularly ...

The first IAEA regional workshop to develop nuclear security response capabilities in Latin America and the Caribbean took place in November 2025 in Goiânia, Brazil, where almost forty years ago one ...

The IAEA has launched a six-month global webinar series on artificial intelligence in radiation medicine, drawing over 3200 registrants worldwide to navigate the evolving landscape of artificial ...

For many around the world, keeping an apartment this warm in winter would be unaffordable, or at least not recommended in the light of climate challenges, but Jiang does not get heat from a ...

The IAEA is launching a year-long coordinated research project to develop computed tomography-based guidelines on prostate cancer contouring — a critical step in the cancer treatment process that ...

The IAEA has expanded global access to critical ocean data through its Marine Radioactivity Information System (MARIS), an open platform that hosts more than one million verified radioactivity records ...

The homes of 400,000 residents around Haiyang, China are being warmed with heat produced by the local nuclear power plant.

Typically issued in July each year, the IAEA Annual Report summarizes and highlights developments over the past year in major areas of the Agency's work. It includes a summary of major issues, ...

For centuries, coal has been key to the industrial revolution around the world. While coal played a major role in the development of the modern world, it is also the primary reason behind climate ...

Cherenkov radiation is a form of energy that we can perceive as a blue glow emitted when the electrically charged particles that compose atoms (i.e. electrons and protons) are moving at speeds faster ...

The IAEA has released a new safety guide to help countries design and run radiation monitoring programmes to ensure people and environment are protected from harmful effects of ionizing radiation.