Poland currently operates one nuclear research reactor.

A. Nuclear technology This section was authored by Dr. Tor Larsson, Coordinator for Nuclear Weapons Related Research, National Defence Research Establishment, Stockholm.

Convention establishing the European Organization for Nuclear Research

National research on space debris, safety of nuclear powered

Research related to nuclear activities has to be reported to SKI.

(c) National and international research concerning the safety of nuclear powered satellites

(c) National and international research concerning the safety of nuclear powered satellites

(c) National and international research concerning the safety of nuclear powered satellites

The nuclear weapon States should also immediately cease research on the qualitative improvement and development of new types of nuclear weapons.

Many countries are collaborating on innovative nuclear research and development for the longer term.

At the same time it actively exercised the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy and cooperated with the States parties in developing nuclear energy for peaceful nuclear research and application of nuclear technologies.

In April 2005, UNIDIR launched a new research seminar series Working our Way to Nuclear Disarmament.

d Earmarked for a research project entitled, Working Our Way to a Nuclear Weapons Free World.

The International Atomic Energy Agency also reports that Iran is carrying out research to develop designs for nuclear warheads. In short, Iranian officials claims that their nuclear program is aimed solely at power generation or medical research lacks all plausibility.

Work on revising its guidelines on nuclear power plants, research and fuel cycle facilities is nearing completion.

A AC.105 619 National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and Add.1 Problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris

According to the Act on Nuclear Activities, nuclear installations such as power and research reactors, facilities for production, the use and storage of nuclear material, and acquisition and transfer of nuclear material in Sweden or abroad by a Swedish entity require license.

The spread of nuclear technology, especially the means of producing fuel for nuclear reactors, could also provide the foundation for a nuclear weapons programme, yet all parties to the Treaty had the right to develop, research and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

Emissions from the United Kingdom nuclear weapons complex have been studied in the five year verification research programme.

That should not derogate from the right of any State to engage in nuclear research for peaceful purposes.

In addition, Finland continues to support the IAEA research and development programme for nuclear verification and materials security.

A AC.105 680 National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and and Add.1 problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris

National research on space debris safety of nuclear power satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 542, 8 February 1993)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593, 1 December 1994)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 619, 21 November 1995)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 680 1 December 1997)

Measures to mitigate this tension must confront the dangers of nuclear proliferation but must also take into account the important environmental, energy, economic and research applications of nuclear technology.

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 659, 13 December February 1996)

Development and launch of the project's online collaborative platform in collaboration with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN).

Recognizing the right of all States Parties to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy in all fields

Research in this field is therefore related solely to solving the safety problems associated with nuclear energy and waste.

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 542 Add.1, 17 February 1993)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 542 Add.2, 19 February 1993)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 565 Add.1, 21 February 1994)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 565 Add.2, 23 February 1994)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593 Add.1, 24 January 1995)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593 Add.2, 6 February 1995)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593 Add.3, 7 February 1995)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593 Add.4, 24 February 1995)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 619 Add.1, 1 February 1996)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 659 Add.1, 6 February 1997)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 659 Add.2, 14 February 1997)

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear powered sources with space debris (A AC.105 680 Add.1, 2 February 1998)

Stressing the inherent right of all States to engage in research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

We reaffirm the inalienable right of all States to develop the research, production, and utilization of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination, as well as the inviolability of nuclear facilities.