World Ocean Day underscores the importance of oceans - and our article and video this week highlight how nuclear techniques can help in protecting them.

Nuclear or renewables? No! Nuclear AND renewables. Read our article summarizing a panel discussion at this week's Clean Energy Ministerial Conference, hosted by Chile, on the topic.

Connecting remote nuclear databases in an intelligent way is key to harnessing data, building knowledge and achieving scientific breakthroughs. Read our article on how this can be done.

NUTEC Plastics - a way to help tackle the global problem of plastic pollution with the use of nuclear techniques. Read our article in this week's roundup.

In this week’s newsletter: find out how the 12 laboratories of the IAEA’s Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications support countries in a range of areas, including food and agriculture, human health and environmental monitoring and assessment.

Interested in the latest advancements in fusion science and technology? Read about the IAEA’s upcoming Fusion Energy Conference, which for the first time is open to the public. See more in this week’s newsletter.

The peaceful use of nuclear technology is even more diverse than you think: did you know that it can help understand the migration of butterflies and contribute to their protection? Read our article this week to find out.

Jordan, one of the most arid countries in the world, increasingly relies on water from its aquifers to meet the needs of its population and industry.

Unfortunately, RT-PCR has become a household name over the last year - as the method used to test for the virus that causes COVID-19. But how does it work?

An IAEA panel on World Cancer Day reviewed the experience of providing cancer care during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the IAEA is supporting countries to overcome challenges.