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Photo Essays

7 June 2018

Formation pratique pour les organismes de réglementation de la s?reté?: aper?u de l’appui fourni par l’AIEA (en anglais)

Participants from nuclear regulatory bodies around the world learned about the fundamentals of regulatory inspections for nuclear power plants during a two-week workshop organized by the IAEA.

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

World Environment Day 2018: Nuclear Techniques Reveal How Microplastics Pollute our Oceans

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

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While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

Día Mundial del Medio Ambiente 2018: Las técnicas nucleares revelan cómo los microplásticos contaminan nuestros océanos (en inglés)

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

2018年世界海洋日：核技術揭示微塑料如何污染我們的海洋（英文）

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

Journée mondiale de l'environnement 2018?: des techniques nucléaires donnent de nouveaux éléments sur la pollution des océans par les microplastiques (en anglais)

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

5 June 2018

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear. Nuclear and isotopic techniques can provide valuable information on their impact and the risk to marine organisms and, ultimately, humans. This information can be used by governments as input into making policy decisions.

The small coral nubbin on this photo is part of the marine plastics experimental work at the IAEA Environment Laboratories in Monaco.

Всемирный день окружающей среды 2018: ядерные технологии демонстрируют, как микропластик загрязняет океаны (на англ. языке)

While the visible impact of large plastic debris on marine environments has been well documented, the potential harm caused by microplastics is much less clear

12 January 2018

Research reactors have often more than research functions, they are used for education and training, material testing and modification, and for the production of radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications. Like nuclear power reactors, research reactors are required to adhere to the highest safety standards. The 5MW Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR) is the latest of this kind. It was built on the campus of the Jordan University for Science and Technology and received the operation license on 12 November 2017.

Jordan’s New Research Reactor: A Virtual Tour

Take a peek inside one of the world's newest research reactors, which received its operation license last November.?

12 January 2018

Research reactors have often more than research functions, they are used for education and training, material testing and modification, and for the production of radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications. Like nuclear power reactors, research reactors are required to adhere to the highest safety standards. The 5MW Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR) is the latest of this kind. It was built on the campus of the Jordan University for Science and Technology and received the operation license on 12 November 2017.

Виртуальная экскурсия по новому исследовательскому реактору в Иордании (на англ. языке)

Take a peek inside one of the world's newest research reactors, which received its operation license last November.?

12 January 2018

Research reactors have often more than research functions, they are used for education and training, material testing and modification, and for the production of radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications. Like nuclear power reactors, research reactors are required to adhere to the highest safety standards. The 5MW Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR) is the latest of this kind. It was built on the campus of the Jordan University for Science and Technology and received the operation license on 12 November 2017.

Visita virtual al nuevo reactor de investigación de Jordania (en inglés)

Take a peek inside one of the world's newest research reactors, which received its operation license last November.?

12 January 2018

Research reactors have often more than research functions, they are used for education and training, material testing and modification, and for the production of radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications. Like nuclear power reactors, research reactors are required to adhere to the highest safety standards. The 5MW Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR) is the latest of this kind. It was built on the campus of the Jordan University for Science and Technology and received the operation license on 12 November 2017.

Visite virtuelle du nouveau réacteur de recherche de Jordanie (en anglais)

Take a peek inside one of the world's newest research reactors, which received its operation license last November.?

12 January 2018

Research reactors have often more than research functions, they are used for education and training, material testing and modification, and for the production of radioisotopes for medical and industrial applications. Like nuclear power reactors, research reactors are required to adhere to the highest safety standards. The 5MW Jordan Research and Training Reactor (JRTR) is the latest of this kind. It was built on the campus of the Jordan University for Science and Technology and received the operation license on 12 November 2017.

約旦的新研究堆：虛擬之旅（英文）

Take a peek inside one of the world's newest research reactors, which received its operation license last November.?

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