Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: International Atomic Energy Agency –
Visitors from all over the world can walk through a greenhouse where coffee beans more resilient to climate change are grown, immerse themselves in a tropical forest ecosphere where fruit flies fly, or see some of the equipment used to test the peaceful uses of nuclear materials – all from their laptop, tablet or phone. To this end, our website has launched 14 Virtual Tours of IAEA Laboratories.
Laboratories, some of which were created back in 1958, can now be visited virtually by anyone interested in learning about nuclear science and technology for development, how the IAEA helps countries use it, and what tools are used to verify that nuclear material continues to be used for peaceful purposes – the so-called safeguards.
Visitors can tour the various laboratory areas where researchers and technicians work in the fields of food and agriculture, human health, environmental and radiation monitoring, and safeguards equipment.
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