The IAEA is set to throw open its doors next week to anyone curious about nuclear science and technology
. As part of the Austrian government’s nationwide Long Night of Research, IAEA experts will showcase their work on everything from saving bananas from a deadly disease to preventing proliferation of nuclear weapons.
From 17:00 to midnight on 22 April, IAEA scientists will host more than a dozen exhibition booths as the large rotunda in the Vienna International Centre is transformed into a figurative candy store for anyone interested in nuclear science and research.
At one exhibition booth, visitors can take a crack at handling (mock) radioactive sources used in medicine, industry and science
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. At another, IAEA scientists will explain how they are using radiation to save the banana from a deadly fungus that threatens the global supply. And experts involved in the Agency’s work to prevent nuclear proliferation will demonstrate some of the methods they use to detect nuclear activities
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Read the complete media advisory on the IAEA website.