Summer is here in Europe, including in Bulgaria, where they can grow tastier tomatoes that withstand warming temperatures - thanks to the use of new varieties developed with irradiation. Enjoy!

IOMP Webinar Series on AI and ML in Medicine

Namibia's waters are abundant in fish. To make sure the country can continue to export its fish and fisheries products, and comply with public safety and health standards, it has turned to nuclear technology. Learn how from an article this week.

IOMP School Webinar on AI and ML - August 4,2020

Info about the Atlas Intended as an encyclopaedia on natural radioactivity, the European Atlas of Natural Radiation explains its different sources...

Understanding the limitations of current CT dosimetry and the way forward

Analysing and learning from mistakes with no signifcant consequences, so called near-misses, is a great way to improve systems and prevent accidents. A new IAEA publication is doing just that for nuclear reactors. Read our article and more in this week's round up.

Understanding the limitations of current CT dosimetry and the way forward

The IAEA is pleased to announce the publication of: World Uranium Geology, Exploration, Resources and Production

In this week’s newsletter, read about how nuclear technology is helping scientists to forecast future climate change and enabling farmers to better manage their crops’ water requirements.