IAEA Dept. of NUCLEAR ENERGY: Safe, Secure, Sustainable Energy [follows, RTs, likes ≠ endorsements]
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👉 Check out the full lineup of webinars from the IAEA Department of #NuclearEnergy! 💻
With 20+ series covering a wide variety of topics, these webinars are continuously evolving to meet the growing demand & changing needs of our Member States.
View past recordings & see what’s coming up: atoms.iaea.org/49M14Ak
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A recent IAEA Small Modular Reactor (SMR) School held in Russia gave policy makers and regulators from around the world an opportunity to learn directly from organizations involved in the design, regulation and operation of SMRs and nuclear-powered vessels.
Held in Murmansk from 24 to 28 August and hosted by the Russian Government through the Rosatom Technical Academy, the School brought together 22 participants from 13 IAEA Member States. The programme combined classroom discussions, technical visits and a virtual tour of the Akademik Lomonosov floating nuclear power plant.
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/3TBcwuM
Only 1⃣ week left to apply for the #IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP)!
Did you know the MSCFP provides financial support for master’s programmes and internship opportunities? To date, 860 women have been awarded the fellowship and applications are still OPEN!
⌛️ Deadline: 31 October
ℹ️ atoms.iaea.org/3UA7bDZ
#NuclearNeedsWomen #WomeninScience
📢 Happening next week!
Learn about national strategies and long-term visions, challenges with developing, maintaining and expanding nuclear power programmes, strengthening international collaboration on next-generation nuclear technologies and the future of the nuclear workforce.
With 400+ nuclear power reactors operating worldwide, and ~60 countries looking to nuclear as an option for their energy mix, this conference could not come at a more pivotal time! ⚛️
Find out more 👉 atoms.iaea.org/Ministerial20…
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🇯🇵 ⚛️ Join #WiNGlobal at IAEA PLIM-6!
We are thrilled to invite the entire WiN Global community to participate in our Poster Presentation Initiative during the 6th International Conference on Nuclear Power Plant Life Management in Tokyo.
🚨 DEADLINE: October 30, 2026
The first official mission conducted through the #IAEA’s new Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Service (RAD-WISE) helped 🇬🇪 assess and strengthen its management of disused sealed radioactive sources (DSRS)!
The mission assessed the accuracy, completeness and consistency of Georgia’s data and reviewed national DSRS management against the DSRS Indicators framework, identifying areas for improvement.
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/4k9geq8
📣 The 6⃣th @IAEAorg International Conference on Nuclear Power Plant Life Management (#PLiM 6) will take place from 7-11 December 2026 in Tokyo 🇯🇵
This conference will focus on innovative solutions and strategic plant life management for long-term operation, to ensure sustainability, safety and efficiency of #NuclearPower plants!
Register today 👇
🗓️ Registration deadline: 30 November 2026
ℹ️ More information: atoms.iaea.org/4ysjm3Z
As countries around the 🌏 consider expanding national nuclear power programmes and explore ways of deploying new technologies, assessing how future #NuclearEnergy systems can meet energy needs is a 🗝️ priority.
A recent IAEA International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles (INPRO) School in Almaty 🇰🇿 gathered professionals from 6⃣ #IAEA Member States to develop skills in assessing future nuclear energy options and supporting long-term strategic planning.
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/4iud2Ei
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Nuclear power is an investment that can benefit a country for generations.
But financing new projects requires governments, developers, financial institutions, the private sector and long-term customers to work together.
Excellent to be in London today for the @FT’s #FTEnergy Summit, where I highlighted how the @IAEAorg is helping countries prepare for nuclear power, and how our recent agreements with financial institutions, including the @WorldBankGroup, are opening new opportunities for investment.
Thanks to @WorldNuclear’s Lola Infante, @TerraPower’s Chris Levesque and @FT’s @RachelMillardAS for the insightful conversation.
Download the social media toolkit for next week’s International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power taking place from 27-29 October in the 🇰🇷 Republic of Korea!
Share updates on your role leading up to the conference and engage with other participants across social media platforms. Use the #PoweredbyNuclear hashtag to be featured on our social media wall!
View and download all material here: atoms.iaea.org/47eC8AT
The #IAEA is bolstering its collaboration to support nuclear power development with institutions in 🇧🇷, 🇨🇳, 🇰🇷 and 🇷🇺, as well as with the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association!
Five agreements were signed during the 70th #IAEAGC last month in areas of cooperation ranging from nuclear education and capacity building to #NuclearPower technology development and geological disposal.
Read more here: atoms.iaea.org/4joFM2s
Only 2⃣ weeks left to apply for the #IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP)!
Did you know the MSCFP provides financial support for master’s programmes and internship opportunities? To date, 860 women have been awarded the fellowship and applications are still OPEN!
⌛️ Deadline: 31 October
ℹ️ atoms.iaea.org/3UA7bDZ
#NuclearNeedsWomen #WomeninScience
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The inaugural Nuclear Education Outreach Programme for Newcomer Countries (NEO) recently concluded, supporting efforts to inspire young people to pursue nuclear education and careers.
Developed jointly by the IAEA and the Rosatom Corporate Academy, the programme helps countries build a sustainable and qualified nuclear workforce.
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/4rsbX2X
The IAEA International Network on Innovation to Support Operating Nuclear Power Plants (ISOP) has announced the winners of the 2026 ISOP Innovation Awards! 🏆
On the sidelines of the 70th #IAEAGC, four awardees were honoured for advancing #NuclearPower sustainability. The winning use cases demonstrate the range of innovation occurring across the nuclear sector, from artificial intelligence and advanced instrumentation and control technologies to robotics, digital transformation and lifecycle data management.
Awardees in their own words ⬇️
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/4B8KZSc
Join us on 🗓️ 20 October for the next webinar in the Economics and Financing of Nuclear Power series! 👨💻
This webinar will launch the new #IAEA publication Nuclear Energy for Secure Supply in a High-Demand Digital Environment, which examines how #NuclearEnergy can support the electricity needs of large data centres amid uncertainty in the scale, timing and location of demand growth.
The online session will bring together experts from the nuclear energy, electricity and digital infrastructure communities!
Register here: atoms.iaea.org/4B69Vdc
A new #IAEA Coordinated Research Project (CRP) on spent fuel characterization will bring together experts to advance work supporting spent fuel management throughout the backend of the nuclear fuel cycle.
This CRP will focus on advanced efforts leveraging modelling tools and both destructive and non-destructive techniques to define, simulate, and measure these characteristics to help optimize spent fuel management practices during storage, reprocessing, transportation, and disposal.
Deadline to submit proposals: 31 January 2027
Read more: atoms.iaea.org/47enXvH
📣📣 The first #IAEA International Conference on the Fuel Supply Chain for Sustainable Nuclear Power Development kicked off today in Vienna 🇦🇹
Explore the full programme and livestream below 👇
The International Conference on Fuel Supply Chain for Sustainable Nuclear Power Development is kicking off today in Vienna, bringing together technology developers, operators, regulators, governmental authorities, decision makers, industry and representatives of R&D and technical support organizations to discuss the future of the nuclear fuel supply chain!
With renewed momentum for nuclear power, the conference will take place from 13 to 15 October and focus on the opportunities and challenges ahead, identifying the nuclear industry’s needs to meet the demand of the future deployment of SMRs and other advanced reactors as well as to fulfill ambitions to triple nuclear power capacity by 2050.
Panel sessions will bring together diverse perspectives to discuss some of the key issues shaping the sector:
🔵Prospects and Challenges Facing the Increased Demand for Nuclear Fuel
🔵Current and Future Workforce Needs in the Fuel Supply Chain for Sustainable Nuclear Power Development
🔵Voice of Youth: Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain for Future Clean Energy
🔵Strengthening the Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain: Ensuring Resilience of the Nuclear Fuel Supply Chain through Collaboration
These discussions will provide an opportunity to exchange knowledge, identify shared challenges, and explore pathways towards a more resilient and sustainable nuclear fuel supply chain.
View the full programme here: iaea.org/events/nfsc26
Live stream available: livestreaming.iaea.org/
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📌 View the full programme for the International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power below!
The International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power is taking place from 27–29 October in Incheon 🇰🇷.
The conference will provide a forum for ministers, policymakers, senior officials and experts to engage in high-level dialogue on the role of nuclear energy in meeting clean energy demand, contributing to energy security, energy systems resilience and sustainable development, as well as to discuss and exchange views on the key issues related to the development and deployment of nuclear energy.
Find out more about the programme: atoms.iaea.org/programme
⬇️ Download the World Distribution of Uranium Deposits map in HD!
This edition features nearly 5300 deposits, a revised classification system & improved geological visual offering a comprehensive view of 🌍 #uranium resources.
Get it here 🗺️ atoms.iaea.org/4i8srIe
