International Nuclear Information System (INIS)
International Nuclear Information System (INIS) was established in 1970 to ‘foster the exchange of scientific and technical information on peaceful uses of atomic energy’. With over four million records including literature from 132 member countries, INIS is the largest and most comprehensive Open Access repository for nuclear science and technology.
INIS benefits
· Showcasing national scientific and technical achievements
· Publication of unique grey literature
· Ensuring the preservation of nuclear literature
· Contributing to Open Access and Open Science
INIS subject scope
· Providing access to academic resources for students, researchers and members of the public
· Training of Information Liaison Officers (ILOs) and assistance to IAEA Member States
· Opening avenues for scientific cooperation

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15% |
Life and Sciences |
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15% |
Nuclear Physics |
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11% |
Nuclear Materials |
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11% |
Atomic, Molecular and Condensed Matter Physics |
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9% |
Engineering and Instrumentation |
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7% |
Nuclear Power and Safety |
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7% |
Chemistry |
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7% |
Elementary Particle Physics |
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5% |
Fusion Research and Technology |
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4% |
Environmental and Earth Science |
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3% |
Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Radioactive Waste |
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3% |
Economic, Legal and Social |
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1% |
Non-Nuclear Energy |
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1% |
Isotopes |
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0.5% |
Safeguards |
last edit date: 24/09/2026 14:02 Saudi Arabia time