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Training Course on Integrated isotopic approaches to monitor sources of agro- contaminants in the environment organized by the Dalat Nuclear Research Institute in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency
Water quality and soil productivity in agricultural areas should be maintained and enhanced in order to maintain soil and crop productivity, ensure food security and water quality, and conserve biodiversity and other essential ecosystems.
Efficient one-week meeting with the IAEA experts on research reactor design
Within the framework of the IAEA Technical Cooperation Project coded VIE 1010 on "Promoting the Development Program of Reactor Safety - Phase III" led by Dr. Tran Chi Thanh, President of the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute, The IAEA invited a...
Training Course on Physical Protection System for Response Force at the Dalat Nuclear Research Institute
In the framework of the Agreement between the Ministry of Science and Technology of Vietnam and the Department of Energy of the United States on cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy, on the 21st and 22nd of June, 2022
Dalat Nuclear Research Reactor brings the chances of survival for thousands of cancer patients during the Covid-19 pandemic
Since early 2020, imported radioisotopes to Vietnam have been limited due to the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak. In Vietnam, thousands of cancer patients would not be promptly diagnosed and treated without the radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals...
- Training Course on Integrated isotopic approaches to monitor sources of agro- contaminants in the environment organized by the Dalat Nuclear Research Institute in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency
- Efficient one-week meeting with the IAEA experts on research reactor design
- Training Course on Physical Protection System for Response Force at the Dalat Nuclear Research Institute
- Dalat Nuclear Research Reactor brings the chances of survival for thousands of cancer patients during the Covid-19 pandemic
