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.
爭取有所作為：核安全領域女先鋒的職業生涯（英文）
Vesselina Ranguelova does not leave many stones unturned when it comes to nuclear installation safety. In a career spanning 35 years at major national, regional and global institutions, she played a key role in drafting IAEA safety standards for legal and governmental infrastructure for nuclear safety in the 1990s, participated in devising the European Union’s Directive on Nuclear Safety in the 2000s and was the first, and to date the only, woman to have led IAEA expert missions reviewing the operational safety of nuclear power plants.?
打破玻璃天花板：從輻射科學到核安保的女性故事（英文）
Elena Buglova, Director of the IAEA Division of Nuclear Security since the start of the year, has always had deep interest in science.