Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation

New innovations in waste reduction and recycling that are being developed at ANSTO have the potential to minimise reprocessing requirements of future nuclear fuels
New research documenting the melting of ice sheets in East Antarctica is providing crucial data for scientists to accurately project sea-level rises by the end of the 21st century
ANSTO hosts successful Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism activity
Fulbright scholarship recipient Daniel Duke's visit to ANSTO showed that understanding the complex behaviour of spray patterns could be good for our health.

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ANSTO hosts successful Iron Koala exercise

Ever since the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington DC in 2010 and the follow up in Seoul, South Korea earlier this year, nuclear security has been top of the agenda for world leaders.

Media releases

Cancer patients to benefit from new supply chain

Australian patients will benefit from a new collaboration announced between the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) and US Radiopharmaceuticals (USR).

Science podcasts

Methane and the 'good news' on climate change

Ice core research has revealed that a vast, potential source of the potent greenhouse gases, methane, is more stable in a warming world than previously thought.

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ANSTO videos

What is ANSTO

A short video explaining what ANSTO does, and why nuclear science and technology is important to Australia.

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What do you know about spray formation?

Fulbright scholarship recipient Daniel Duke's visit to ANSTO showed that understanding the complex behaviour of spray patterns could be good for our health.