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31 March 2023

IAEA Assists Countries in Enhancing Nuclear Forensics Technical Capabilities

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14 July 2022

New CRP: Nuclear Forensics Science to Strengthen the Connection Between the Radiological Crime Scene and the Nuclear Forensics Laboratory (J02020)

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7 June 2022

Nuclear Forensics and Radiological Crime Scene Management: Key Elements of Nuclear Security

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18 November 2021

Deadline Extended: Call for Abstracts on Nuclear Forensics

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22 September 2021

Managing a Radiological Crime Scene: Practical Demonstration on the sidelines of IAEA GC65

Radioactive material can end up on crime scenes as a result of intentional malicious acts such as theft or trafficking of material. It can also be the result of criminals causing unintentional damage to machinery that contains radioactive sources. Regardless of the cause, a crime scene at which radioactive material may be present, requires special care. In cooperation with the Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Authority, the IAEA created a mock crime scene with radioactive material and contaminated evidence to simulate investigation and evidence collection in a safe and secure manner.

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30 June 2020

Practice, Practice, Practice: Taking Special Care to Manage Crime Scene with Radioactive Material and Contaminated Evidence

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28 November 2019

Managing Radiological Crime Scenes: Learning through Practice

IAEA ICTP forensics workshop with accelerators

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14 June 2019

Crime Fighting and Forensics with Accelerators: IAEA/ICTP Workshop Concludes

Juan Carlos Lentijo with a representative of Spain’s Guardia Civil. (Photo: D. Calma/IAEA)

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8 March 2019

Spain’s Guardia Civil Training Centre Becomes IAEA Collaborating Centre in Nuclear Security

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27 November 2017

New Research Project to Focus on Use of Nuclear Techniques in Forensic Science

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31 May 2017

IAEA Official Welcomes Plans to Strengthen Nuclear and Radiation Regulatory Infrastructure in Costa Rica and Chile

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24 January 2017

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IAEA Assists Countries in Enhancing Nuclear Forensics Technical Capabilities

New CRP: Nuclear Forensics Science to Strengthen the Connection Between the Radiological Crime Scene and the Nuclear Forensics Laboratory (J02020)

Nuclear Forensics and Radiological Crime Scene Management: Key Elements of Nuclear Security

Deadline Extended: Call for Abstracts on Nuclear Forensics

Managing a Radiological Crime Scene: Practical Demonstration on the sidelines of IAEA GC65

Practice, Practice, Practice: Taking Special Care to Manage Crime Scene with Radioactive Material and Contaminated Evidence

Managing Radiological Crime Scenes: Learning through Practice

Crime Fighting and Forensics with Accelerators: IAEA/ICTP Workshop Concludes

Spain’s Guardia Civil Training Centre Becomes IAEA Collaborating Centre in Nuclear Security

New Research Project to Focus on Use of Nuclear Techniques in Forensic Science

IAEA Official Welcomes Plans to Strengthen Nuclear and Radiation Regulatory Infrastructure in Costa Rica and Chile

Nuclear to Help Chilean Police Investigate Case of Damaged Christ Figure

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