Non-Destructive Testing Helps Malaysia's Competitiveness
Industrial testing using nuclear technology has contributed to the competitiveness of Malaysia’s manufacturing sector, industry players have said.
Experts Present the Director General's Report and Technical Volumes on the Fukushima Daiichi Accident
Governments, regulators and nuclear power plant operators can act upon the lessons of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident in 2011 to continuously enhance safety, said experts at a 17 September event held during the IAEA General Conference.
Key Resolutions Adopted as IAEA General Conference Draws to a Close
At its concluding session today, the IAEA General Conference adopted resolutions further strengthening the IAEA’s work in the areas of nuclear science and technology, safety, security, safeguards and technical cooperation. Delegates also approved the IAEA’s budget for 2016-2017.
The General Conference consists of all Member States and holds regular sessions annually. The resolutions and decisions adopted by the General Conference guide the implementation of IAEA activities by its Member States and the Secretariat for the coming year. ?
Strengthening Management Systems and Coordinating Support to Countries Introducing Nuclear Power Highlighted at Regulatory Cooperation Forum
Ensuring that nuclear power plant operators have robust management systems covering all aspects of their operations is a key step in enhancing nuclear safety, heard attendees of the sixth plenary meeting of the Regulatory Cooperation Forum, held today on the margins of the IAEA?59th General Conference.
Your Doctor is Now Connected: Telemedicine Helps to Improve Access to Radiation Medicine
Advances in communication technology provide opportunities to offer radiation medicine services to many who live too far from quality treatment centres or do not have the means to use one.