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The full potential of ANSTO's specialist nuclear facilities and expertise can only be realised through the involvement of of external groups such as other research organisations, government agencies, commercial companies and community groups.

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ANSTO is mindful that each stakeholder group has unique needs and challenges, and we tailor our communications and services to create meaningful, sustainable relationships with these groups.

Additionally, the people at ANSTO work continually to strengthen our networks within the national and international scientific communities.

Closer to home, ANSTO works hand-in-hand with industry organisations and commercial companies to devise new technologies, products and services utilising our scientific knowledge.

Reflecting both the humanitarian value of existing nuclear health and medical techniques, and the potential of further advances, we maintain ongoing relationships with medical practitioners and those who receive nuclear medicine and radiotherapy.

And perhaps most importantly of all, in order for ANSTO's goal of building durable relationships with stakeholders to be realised, we make a significant effort to give Australia's younger generation a broad knowledge of the applications and issues relevant to nuclear science and technology. That means reaching out into schools, and includes both the provision of a range of educational resources and giving assistance to science teachers nationally.