IAEA and Japan Atomic Energy Agency partner to boost nuclear security
The IAEA foresees increased work in the coming decades for decommissioning and associated waste management programmes.
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The IAEA foresees increased work in the coming decades for decommissioning and associated waste management programmes.
29 April 2021 Share The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has designated Ontario Tech University as a Collaborating Centre to support IAEA activities on advanced nuclear power technology, including small modular reactors (SMRs), as well as the non‑electric applications of nuclear energy. The institution is the first in Canada to receive such a designation. Heidi Hulan, Canada's ambassador to Austria, and Mikhail Chudakov, IAEA deputy director general, at the signing of the IAEA Collaborating Centre agreement (Image: H Subki/IAEA) The agreement was signed on 22 April at the IAEA's ...