原子能機構人物介紹：重點從藥物化學轉向藍碳
"We are hearing every day about the problems facing the environment, and I wanted to learn more and be more involved. That’s the good thing about science in general; when you know something, you can learn how to apply it in other ways. You can adapt."
從機械工程到核安全：側重于保護人和環境的職業（英文）
Director of the IAEA Division of Nuclear Installation Safety, Anna Hajduk Bradford, first became interested in engineering when by chance she came across a friend’s textbooks in college.
鼓勵女性參與科學：原子能機構歡迎來自瑪麗·斯克洛多夫斯卡-居里進修計劃的首批實習生（英文）
While a growing number of women enrol into science-based degree programmes, many opt out at higher levels, according to UNESCO. Furthermore, women who do become scientists are less likely than men to remain scientists. The result, UNESCO states, is that women represent less than 30 per cent of the world’s researchers.
女性投身科學、技術、工程和數學領域：加強核安全文化（英文）
“The concept of a ‘safety culture’ is something that I identified for myself as very important, early on in my career,” says Maria Moracho Ramirez, Senior Safety Officer at the IAEA. “It relates to a culture of behaviour, and if you’ve been a trainer, you know that training for influencing behaviours is very complicated.”
實驗服之外：從材料科學到計劃管理（英文）
"It is the link between my work and the wellbeing of entire communities that makes my job so rewarding," says Petra Salame, a Programme Management Officer (PMO) at the IAEA in charge of the Agency's technical cooperation projects in China, Indonesia and Viet Nam.