Have you ever been prescribed multiple CT-scans within a short time period?

Nuclear energy can be used for more than electricity generation. Read our article from the latest IAEA Bulletin on what it has to do with hydrogen production. We also bring you stories from the Seychelles, Russia and Tunisia and introduce a new IAEA publication on radiation protection

Some IAEA nuclear security equipment will be stored in Malaysia - ready for swift deployment in Asia in case any county needs it. Read this article, as well as our news from Indonesia, Lebanon, Switzerland and Tunisia in this week's roundup.

The IAEA's General Conference took place this week - we bring you many stories from the event, which took place partly physically, partly online.

Our Board meeting took place this week, ahead of the General Conference - the IAEA's annual meeting - next week.

How can nuclear technology help ensure clean air for all? Find out in this week's edition

How does nuclear energy fit into the clean energy transition? Find out from our article below. This week, we also tell you how labs in Bosni and Serbia are characterizing the virus that caseus COVID-19 with help from the IAEA and how nanoparticles could help make cancer treatment even

Experts in Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia are now able to characterize the virus that causes COVID-19, thanks to support from the IAEA and FAO. This will help the country improve tracing and tracking of infected people and fight the pandemic. Read this article and more of our news from

n this week’s edition: the application process has opened for the IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP). Read about the programme and more.

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!