Radiation Technology: the industrial revolution behind the scenes

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Oct, 2025

This edition of the IAEA Bulletin highlights some of the ways in which radiation science and technology are being put to effective use throughout the world.

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Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Yukiya Amano

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Yukiya Amano

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Yukiya Amano

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Yukiya Amano

A look at radiation science and technology

Nicole Jawerth

A look at radiation science and technology

Nicole Jawerth

A look at radiation science and technology

Nicole Jawerth

Myanmar uses nuclear techniques to improve industrial processes

Miklos Gaspar

China’s first wastewater plant using radiation opens

Miklos Gaspar

Canada pursues better eco-friendly food packaging from irradiated nanofibres

Aabha Dixit

Boosting quality while saving costs: Morocco beefs up its industry with radiation technology

May Fawaz-Huber

Chile stays ahead in the race for scarce minerals with radiation technology

Jeremy Li

Culture meets nuclear in Brazil

Laura Gil

Creating safer, cleaner materials through nuclear processing

Andrew Green

Building momentum in radiation science through collaboration

Nicole Jawerth

Radiation technology for development: How the IAEA helps

Meera Venkatesh

IAEA Briefs: New series for policymakers

Aabha Dixit

New method advances research on controlling mosquitoes using nuclear techniques

Miklos Gaspar

Armenia’s physics research legacy saved through pixels

Laura Gil

Alternative technology could boost production of Mo-99

Jeremy Li

Radiation Technology: the industrial revolution behind the scenes

58-1

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

Radiation technology for a more prosperous and sustainable future

A look at radiation science and technology

A look at radiation science and technology

A look at radiation science and technology

Myanmar uses nuclear techniques to improve industrial processes

China’s first wastewater plant using radiation opens

Canada pursues better eco-friendly food packaging from irradiated nanofibres

Boosting quality while saving costs: Morocco beefs up its industry with radiation technology

Chile stays ahead in the race for scarce minerals with radiation technology

Culture meets nuclear in Brazil

Creating safer, cleaner materials through nuclear processing

Building momentum in radiation science through collaboration

Radiation technology for development: How the IAEA helps

IAEA Briefs: New series for policymakers

New method advances research on controlling mosquitoes using nuclear techniques

Armenia’s physics research legacy saved through pixels

Alternative technology could boost production of Mo-99

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