Synchrophasotron in the high-energy physics laboratory of the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research.15.12.1958#5471979
Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor of Moscow Engineering Physics Institute, twice Stalin Prize winner, Nobel Prize winner in physics Pavel Cherenkov (together with Igor Tamm and Ilya Frank).01.11.1958#642641
Geochemist, academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences (present-day Russian Academy of Sciences) Alexander Vinogradov (1895-1975).29.05.1958#5484462
Fine-tuning the synchrophasotron at the United Institute for Nuclear Research. Dubna, the late 1950s.06.03.1958#2785554
A "tank" with liquid nitrogen in the high-energy laboratiry of the United Institute of Nuclear Researchers in Dubna, Moscow Region. 1958.01.01.1958#736414
Construction of the Lenin nuclear icebreaker, the world's first surface vessel with a nuclear power plant, at the Admiralty Shipyard in Leningrad. On December 5, 1957, the icebreaker was launched. The icebreaker was built to service the Northern Sea Route and ensure continuous navigation. Typical cabin for the personnel of the Lenin nuclear icebreaker.01.11.1957#8912320
The world's first nuclear power plant, USSR Academy of Sciences project in Obninsk near Moscow. Central premises01.08.1957#54733
A scientific laboratory at the United Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, 1957.15.02.1957#2785555
Maintenance of one of the devices of synchrophasotron - a nuclear particles accelerator - in Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.01.12.1956#735674
A panoramic view of the synchrophasotron - a nuclear particles accelerator - in Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. 1956.01.12.1956#735578
A Chinese physicist, Professor Wang Ganchang (right) in the Nuclear Problems Laboratory of Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.01.11.1956#735579
Preparing equipment for new research at the Integrated Institute of Nuclear Research in Dubna.01.10.1956#5964206
Yakutian ASSR. The Cosmic Ray Laboratory at the Yakutian Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences, part of the Yakutian Scientific Research Base of the USSR Academy of Sciences (the Institute of Cosmophysics Research and Aeronomy of the USSR Academy of Sciences). Dmitry Krasilnikov, a young Yakutian cosmic physicist, observes temporal variations of cosmic rays of super-high energies using the ShAL (stands for "extensive air shower") experimental complex installation.16.09.1956#8913003
Moscow. A nuclear power industry exhibition at the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. The exhibition was sited at the No. 62 Pavilion Construction Materials. one of the exhibition's halls featured medical equipment for diagnosing various health disorders and treating malignant tumors.12.05.1956#8929773
Moscow. An exhibition on the civilian applications of nuclear power at Pavilion No. 62 Construction Materials at the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. This photo shows a stand with a uranium ores collection at one of the pavilion's halls.12.05.1956#8910352
Exhibition of peaceful atom use at the Union Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. The exhibition was held in pavilion No. 62, Construction Materials. The exhibition halls presented models of: a nuclear icebreaker, a submarine, a power plant. A model of the world's first surface vessel with a nuclear power plant.12.05.1956#8930328
Exhibition of peaceful atom use at the Union Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. The exhibition was held in pavilion No. 62, Construction Materials. Radiation protection boxes with gloves for working with radioactive and toxic substances. Application: departments of radionuclide diagnostics and therapy, radiopharmaceutical production, research institutes, etc.12.05.1956#8930320
Exhibition of peaceful atom use at the Union Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. The exhibition was held in pavilion No. 62, Construction Materials. Stand dedicated to the application of radioactive isotopes in agriculture.12.05.1956#8930302
Exhibition of peaceful atom use at the Union Agricultural Exhibition in Moscow. The exhibition was held in pavilion No. 62, Construction Materials. Radio manipulation table with a set of tools, equipped with a protective screen, adapted for working with radioactive substances.12.05.1956#8930280
Synchrophasotron in the high energies lab of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.01.03.1956#5662633
A panoramic view of the synchrophasotron - a nuclear particles accelerator - in Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. 1956.01.03.1956#735560
Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR Dmitri Vladimirovich Skobeltsyn. A physician, cosmic radiation and high energies expert. Hero of Socialist Labor.30.03.1951#3324590
Fine-tuning the synchrophasotron at the United Institute for Nuclear Research. Dubna, the late 1950s.09.02.1950#2785556
On August 9, 1945, the Fat Man atomic bomb with a yield of 21 kilotons was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, by pilot Charles Sweeney, commanded of the Bock's Car B-29 Superfortress bomber. Photo from book by D. Mondale. London, 1971.09.08.1945#2874070
On August 6, 1945, the Little Boy atomic bomb with a yield of 13-18 kilotons was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, by the crew of the Enola Gay Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber commanded by Colonel Paul Tibbets. Photo from a book by D. Mondale. London, 1971.06.08.1945#2874068
Soviet Physical Chemist Vitaly Goldansky, left, Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, with his friends, first-year students of the Chemistry Department of the Leningrad (currently St. Petersbburg) State University Mikhail Voronkov (center, would-be chemist, Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences) and Boris Ioffe (would-be chemist, Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences)03.04.1939#6536489
Soviet Physical Chemist Vitaly Goldansky, Academician of the USSR Academy of Sciences, is pictured here with his schoolmates and Chemistry teacher I. Sedletsky. Pictured: students of the 9th grade of Leningrad secondary school No. 2 with Vitaly Goldansky on hte left in the foreground.03.04.1937#6536473
