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Projects

Breast cancer and it’s rehabilitation

Together we can give women the chance to live healthy and happy lives. Please…

Radiophobia and reality

Radiophobia can interfere with scientific and technological progress. It is important to understand radiation…

Radiation and Space

During long-duration space flights, astronauts must be protected from the harmful effects of galactic…

AREA OF WORKS

Environmental and health protection

-Support for medical and social programs for victims of nuclear tests, accidents or other nuclear incidents. Development of programs to help the environment from the harmful effects of nuclear testing

Scientific research activity

Conducting information campaigns and educational programs to raise awareness of the dangers of nuclear weapons and the importance of nuclear security. Rehabilitation and Radiology

Cultural and educational activity

Organization of forums and conferences for cooperation between countries and experts in order to exchange experience to help people and territories affected by nuclear tests

Anti war movement

Support for initiatives aimed at non-proliferation and reduction of nuclear weapons
Foundation History

The foundation's history dates back to 1997, when UN resolutions 52/169 M of 16 December 1997, 53/1 H of 16 November 1998, 55/44 of 27 November 2000, 57/101 of 25 November 2002 and 60/216 were adopted of December 22, 2005 (resolution on international cooperation and coordination of activities for the rehabilitation of the population, restoration of the environment and economic development of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site)
After these resolutions, a group of Japanese scientists was formed, including members of the expert team of our foundation: Shunichi Yamashita, Masahiro Nakashima, Ichiro Sekine, Alipov Gabit, Noboru Takamura.
An additional impetus was given by the Tokyo International Conference on September 6-7, 1999.
Reflecting international interest, a total of more than 200 persons representing about 80 organisations participated in the conference, representing 24 governments, 12 multilateral organisations, including the co-sponsors as well as the World Bank, UNESCO, WHO, FAO, EBRD, EU, OSCE and NATO. Six international NGOs and 38 Japanese organisations, institutions and agencies also participated. There was particularly strong interest demonstrated by the involvement of community and professional leaders from Nagasaki, Hiroshima and Semipalatinsk. The conference also attracted the interest of the international media which has already raised awareness about Semipalatinsk and the Tokyo Conference. The Tokyo Conference was one of the principle follow-up actions after a special Report was submitted by the Secretary-General to the UN General Assembly (UNGA), in November 1998.

Science and life

Each country using nuclear technology assumes responsibility for nuclear safety. The activities of the IAEA Department of Nuclear Safety are aimed at creating a reliable global nuclear and security system to protect people and the environment. This structure provides for the development and application of posts in the field of protection and security. However, it does not allow coverage in order to provide coverage at the capture level.
As of December 2021, 443 nuclear reactors were operating in 32 countries and 55 nuclear reactors were under construction. In 2012, nuclear power plants accounted for 10.9 percent of global electricity generation. At the end of 2018, 13 countries around the world generated at least a quarter of their electricity from nuclear power plants. In France, Hungary, Slovakia and Ukraine, nuclear power plants generate more than half of the electricity consumed.

NASA-Funded Space Radiation Research Fights Cancer…

Astronauts who spend six months in space are exposed to roughly the same amount…

IAEA Annual Projections Rise Again as…

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) today released its annual outlook for nuclear power…

Only One Earth: 4 Ways Nuclear…

Today is World Environment Day, the international day calling for collective, transformative action on a…

Expert Team

Gabit Alipov

Advisory board member

Shunichi Yamashita

Executive Advisor to the Chief Director. Vice President. Director general.

Masahiro Nakashima M.D

Director, Atomic Bomb Disease Institute Nagasaki University

Richard H. Kaszynski M.D

Director, CO-Founder Stanford Solutions

Noboru Takamura

Professor Nagasaki University

Sekine Ichiro

Professor Nagasaki University, Pathology Specialist

"Just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear annihilation.”

Events

NASA Administrator Joins President Biden’s Cancer…

U.S. Representative Bill Nelson (now NASA Administrator), STS-61C payload specialist, prepares to photograph individual samples…

International Symposium on Natural and Artificial…

Hirosaki University and the Institute for Environmental Sciences, as core facilities in Japan, are responsible…

Latest News & Update

COP28: Climate action can’t wait

The 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change is taking place in Dubai, United…
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Breast cancer

Key facts Breast cancer caused 685 000 deaths globally in 2020. Roughly half of all breast cancers occur in women…
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The day will soon come when cancer and…

■Serialization/Junko Abe's Trend Exploration Team Elucidation of the mechanism of antitumor effect of instant grape seed components In December 2020,…
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when our power of choice is untrammelled and when nothing prevents our beging able to do what we best, every pleasure is to be welcomed and every avoided. But in certain circumstances

Alex Joshan

Co-Founder & CTO
when our power of choice is untrammelled and when nothing prevents our beging able to do what we best, every pleasure is to be welcomed and every avoided. But in certain circumstances

Alex Joshan

Co-Founder & CTO
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