👩🏻‍🏫 JINR is accepting applications from students and postgraduates for the winter session of the START programme. It's a great opportunity to work in an international team supervised by leading scientists and engineers. Read more

With JINR's participation, neutrinos have been observed for the first time at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. The detected neutrinos have the highest energy level ever recorded in a laboratory environment. Read more

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🏆JINR Director Grigory Trubnikov honoured with Friendship Award of China for his contribution to the development of scientific cooperation between JINR and Chinese research centres. Read more

🎉The OGANESSON Award's first winners were announced at the 134th session of the JINR Scientific Council

🇻🇳 JINR and Vietnam enhance cooperation on youth work.The visit of the JINR delegation was aimed to develop cooperation with scientific and educational institutions of Vietnam in the field of staff training.

🇵🇰 JINR and Pakistan discussed cooperation opportunities.In the second half of August, a JINR delegation made a working visit to Islamabad. Possible areas of cooperation with scientific organizations and universities of Pakistan were discussed.

🧲 New magnetic phenomena in heterostructures discovered! These studies by JINR scientists can contribute to the development of spintronics, nanoelectronics, as well as quantum computing. Read more

JINR scientists are developing and studying cement-based materials for radioactive waste storage and recycling. Read more

JINR scientists are developing a method of soil contamination assessment without sampling! They use satellite images of an area for analysis. Read more: .

JINR and South Ural University develop an Intellectual System of Behavioural Patterns Analysis. It is based on neural network algorithms and aims to ease data processing in radiobiological experiments on studying the actions of ionising radiation on CNS.

JINR scientists used ficus and eucalyptus for the first time to assess the quality of air in Egypt by the neutron activation analysis. Read more

JINR scientists tested bakery yeast’s ability to extract precious metals from wastewater. The researchers were able to achieve 100% silver removal from wastewater. Read more

JINR scientists work with restorers in the Cathedral of the Dormition of the Moscow Kremlin to determine what the colours of the frescoes were in reality, make their digital reconstruction, and understand exactly how a particular colour changed.

Leaders of the UNESCO science unit expressed interest in participating in key JINR events and considered JINR as a valuable partner of the organization. It was discussed on 16 May 2023 in Paris. Read more:

Registration for Alushta-2023 Сonference by AYSS JINR is open. The event will take place on 4 - 11 June. Students, postgraduates, young scientists, and specialists of JINR under 35 are kindly invited to make presentations. Register until 2 May.

Yuri Oganessian turns 90! Congratulations to our man-legend, Mr. Element on his anniversary!. Under his guidance, elements 113-118 were synthesised at JINR. His name is immortalised in the Periodic Table - element 118 "oganesson".

NICA helps to ensure safety of astronauts. Radiation resistance of two new materials for the crew cabin protection was studied. Scientists also irradiated seeds of plants to assess their germination in space.

🎉 67 years ago, on 26 March 1956, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, an international intergovernmental organization, was founded. Congratulations of JINR Director Grigory Trubnikov on the Institute's Foundation Day:

Previously unknown darmstadtium-275 isotope was synthesised at the FLNR JINR Superheavy Element Factory. It was born in the calcium-48 and thorium-232 interaction. The half-life of ²⁷⁵Ds was 62 microseconds.

4th Commissioning run at NICA concluded. The project's team worked out modes of joint operation of all the elements of the heavy-ion injection chain, obtained electron cooling of heavy xenon ions, collected significant statistics at BM@N. Read more