NWU, IAEA join forces to advance nuclear forensic science training

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NWU, IAEA join forces to advance nuclear forensic science training
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In a significant step towards enhancing nuclear forensic science capabilities, the North-West University and the International Atomic Energy Agency have entered into a ground-breaking partnership.

As part of this initiative, the partners are committed to developing a nuclear forensics and nuclear crime scene management laboratory in the NWU’s Centre for Applied Radiation Science and Technology in Mahikeng. The laboratory will serve as a vital hub for research, training and investigation in the field of nuclear forensics.

The research project encompasses a range of critical activities aimed at advancing nuclear forensic science and ensuring the effective management of radiological crime scenes. Some of the key tasks to be undertaken include:A dedicated research team will focus on the development of comprehensive procedures for the detection, handling, storing and transportation of radioactive and nuclear materials.

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