| 10/16/2026 |
| This week, for World Food Day, discover how nuclear science is helping countries boost crop production, protecting livestock and keep food safe and nutritious. Plus, read how isotopes help trace water pollution and how the IAEA’s Nuclear Security Training and Demonstration Centre has strengthened nuclear security worldwide over the past three years. Discover more stories at IAEA.org. |
16 October 2026 From Farm to Fork: How Nuclear Science Helps Put Food on Our Tables On World Food Day, discover five ways nuclear science helps improve crop production, protect livestock and keep our food safe and nutritious. Read more → |
 16 October 2026 Burkina Faso Grows More Rice with Nuclear Science Eight new rice varieties developed using nuclear techniques are helping Burkina Faso grow more of its own rice and strengthen food security. Read more → |
 14 October 2026Isotopes Help Trace Nitrogen Pollution in Water An IAEA research project used isotopes and chemical tracers to pinpoint the sources of nitrate pollution in rivers and groundwater in 14 countries. Read more → |
IAEA Training Centre Builds Practical Skills for Nuclear Security The IAEA’s Nuclear Security Training and Demonstration Centre, the world’s first international training centre dedicated to enhancing nuclear security, opened its doors in Seibersdorf, Austria, in October 2023. Read more → |
 13 October 2026 IAEA Nuclear Nutrition Programme Celebrates Its First Graduating Class The first cohort of scientists graduates from IAEA-backed Master’s Programme in Nutrition and Nuclear Techniques. Read more → |
Source: Weekly Roundup of News from iaea.org
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