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Building Interest in STEM: IAEA Helps Secondary Schools in Asia and the Pacific Improve Nuclear Science Education
More than 40 curriculum developers, educators, and nuclear and education sector officials from 18 Member States have participated in the IAEA Regional Workshop on Curriculum Development and Launching of Nuclear Science and Technology for Secondary Schools. Read more →
IAEA and Indonesia Sign Practical Arrangements to Enhance Technical Cooperation Among Developing Countries and Strengthen South-South Cooperation
On 5 February 2018, the IAEA and the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education of the Republic of Indonesia concluded Practical Arrangements on enhancing technical cooperation among developing countries and strengthening South-South cooperation. Read more →
Strengthening South-South Cooperation between Indonesia and African Countries
To identify potential areas for South-South cooperation between Indonesia and African countries in the application of nuclear science and technology, Shaukat Abdulrazak (Director – Division for Africa, IAEA Department of Technical Cooperation) conducted a fact-finding mission in Indonesia from 27 November to 1 December 2017 at the invitation of the Indonesian National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN). Read more →
New IAEA Collaborating Centre to Enhance Irradiation Research, Safety, and Training in Mexico
On the final day of this year’s General Conference, an agreement was signed between Aldo Malavasi, Head of the IAEA’s Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications, and Lydia Gutierrez, Director of a new Collaborating Centre in Mexico — the National Institute of Nuclear Research (ININ). Read more →
First-of-a-Kind Masters Course in Advanced Radiotherapy Opens in Chile
The first IAEA-supported Masters course on advanced radiotherapy started today, with the aim to overcome the shortage of qualified radiation oncologists in Latin America. Read more →
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