Accelerator research
Explore accelerator facilities including Nuclotron, U-400 and U-400M, NICA and the DRIBs Accelerator Complex.
Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Science brings nations togetherJoint Institute for Nuclear Research is an international intergovernmental organization focused on fundamental and applied research. Its scientific activities cover nuclear and particle physics, accelerator research, neutron studies, information and computing technologies, and international cooperation.
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- research centers and universities collaborate with JINR
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- research papers and reports published annually by JINR staff
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- international conferences and meetings held annually at JINR
Explore JINR science and facilities
Learn about research areas, experiments, scientific infrastructure and the major facilities supporting research at JINR, including NICA, Nuclotron, the IBR-2 Pulsed Reactor, DRIBs and SHE Factory.
Neutron physics
The IBR-2 Pulsed Reactor provides a high-current, long-pulsed neutron source for fundamental and applied studies.
Superheavy element research
SHE Factory is a research complex designed for the synthesis and study of superheavy elements.
Scientific computing
The Multifunctional Information and Computing Complex supports competitive global-level research around the clock.
International cooperation
JINR works with member states, associate members, partner countries, research centers and universities.
Education and scientific publishing
The institute provides information about education, scientific journals, dissertation councils, grants and JINR prizes.
News, events and scientific activity
Follow public news, seminars, conferences, cultural events and other activities published by JINR, including upcoming meetings and recent developments at its research facilities.
Saint István Day in Hungary
JINR published an organization news item about Saint István Day in Hungary.
New book on the history of superheavy element synthesis published
A new book on the history of superheavy element synthesis at JINR was announced.
DC-140 Accelerator Complex produced its first beam
The DC-140 Accelerator Complex at the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions produced its first beam.
Find official information and ways to engage
Use the institute’s official resources to learn about its history, member and partner countries, research programmes, education, events, visits, digital services and newsletters.
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