Over 400 women, current and future nuclear professionals, gathered at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna for dynamic talks and interactions with senior nuclear experts, industry and recruitment agencies. Over the two days filled with panels discussions, presentations and career talks, the IAEA Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship Programme (MSCFP) students and alumnae, and Lise
At World Nuclear Symposium 2023, Women in Nuclear Global announced the launch of its global mentoring programme. "Mentoring is crucial in supporting career development, personal growth and promoting diverse and inclusive leadership in all areas of the nuclear industry," says WiN Global President Dominique Mouillot.
Twenty national and international nuclear industry associations have issued a joint statement in support of the Nuclear non-Proliferation Treaty and are calling on signatories to the treaty to support the transfer of nuclear technology for peaceful uses among those meeting their commitments under it.
The IAEA’s Women in Nuclear Security Initiative (WINSI) is joining forces with universities in Egypt, Germany, India and the United States of America to
The IAEA’s Women in Nuclear Security Initiative (WINSI) is joining forces with universities in Egypt, Germany, India and the United States of America to empower and attract more young women to pursue studies and careers in nuclear security, and increase the representation of women in this field. “These webinars, which will be conducted jointly by WINSI and […]