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The IAEA Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications will host six side events, two technical tours of its research laboratories and an exhibition during the 66th IAEA General Conference, to be held from 26 to 30 September 2022.

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13 September 2022

Nuclear Sciences and Applications Side Events at the 66th IAEA General Conference

Organized jointly with UNESCO, and the co-operation of FAO, an IAEA Scientific Conference on the Disposal of Radioactive Waste at Sea convened Member States and experts at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco in November 1959. This was the first time this important topic was discussed and would ultimately lead to the foundation of its first International Laboratory of Marine Radioactivity in 1961. The opening of the IAEA's marine laboratories in Monaco that same year marked the start of a new era for marine environmental research.
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