Troitsk Institute of Innovative and Thermonuclear Research, left, and microdistrict V in Troitsk.31.08.2018#5622368
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now the Kurchatov Institute National Research Center). Development of soldering technology for the nitrogen cooling system of the T-15 reactor.10.10.1987#8357225
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now the Kurchatov Institute National Research Center). Preventive maintenance of the Tokamak-10 thermonuclear plant.10.10.1987#8357224
Moscow. Developing the Tokamak (Toroidal Chamber with Magnetic Coils) thermonuclear unit at the Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute.10.10.1987#8543192
Moscow. Developing the Tokamak (Toroidal Chamber with Magnetic Coils) thermonuclear unit at the Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute.10.10.1987#8543191
The Tokamak-7 experimental thermonuclear installation developed by specialists of the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). The thermonuclear block.18.09.1981#8861405
Igor Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (currently National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute). Physicist engineers fine-tune the sensors of the Tokamak 10 thermonuclear device.10.09.1981#6619153
Igor Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (currently National Research Center "Kurchatov Institute). Physicist engineers fine-tune the sensors of the Tokamak 10 thermonuclear device.10.09.1981#6619146
General view of the experimental thermonuclear reactor Tokamak-7 developed by specialists from the Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now the Kurchatov Institute National Research Center).10.09.1981#6619145
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: Adjusting a system for controlling the operation of the TOKAMAK-10 thermonuclear unit.10.09.1981#5966280
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: Engineers-physicists test equipment for the TOKAMAK-10 experimental unit.10.09.1981#5966276
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: The developers of the TOKAMAK-10 experimental unit.10.09.1981#5966274
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: Engineers-physicists adjust sensors of the TOKAMAK-10 thermonuclear unit.10.09.1981#5966273
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: The developers of the TOKAMAK-10 experimental unit.10.09.1981#5966272
The Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute, now the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute. Photo: Engineer-physicist Valery Shchedrov adjusts sensors of the TOKAMAK-10 thermonuclear unit.10.09.1981#5966270
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). The Angara-1 experimental thermonuclear unit.01.03.1979#8157459
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). Radiometric treatment of substances. Monitoring of room radiation levels.01.03.1979#8157458
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now National Research Center Kurchatov Institute). Radiometric treatment of substances.01.03.1979#8155620
Viktor Puzyrev, a research associate at the Lebedev Physics Institute of the Soviet, now Russian, Academy of Sciences.01.04.1977#8932401
Boris Kruglov, a research associate at the Lebedev Physics Institute of the Soviet, now Russian, Academy of Sciences.01.04.1977#8932400
A Delfin (Dolphin) laser thermonuclear unit at the Lebedev Physics Institute of the Soviet, now Russian, Academy of Sciences.01.04.1977#8932399
The Tokamak-10 thermonuclear reactor developed by scientists of the Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute (present-day National Research Center Kurchatov Institute).05.04.1976#5519871
Kurchatov Atomic Energy Institute (now Kurchatov Institute National Research Center). A stream of hot plasma.01.08.1971#5886277
Ukrainian SSR. Ukrainian Institute of Physics and Technology (now the National Research Center Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology. Uragan (Hurricane) stellarator for studying plasma.12.06.1968#5914192
Nuclear Reactor Research Institute (NIIAR) in Melekess, Ulyanovsk Region. Engineer Raisa Droznik prepares metal samples for X-ray examination.10.03.1968#6070265
Vladimir Sobolev, Deputy Director of the Nuclear Physics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences' Siberian Branch (now Russian Academy of Sciences), with his son on a weekend.15.06.1967#8122411
The Nuclear Physics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences' Siberian Branch (now Budger Nuclear Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences) in the Novosibirsk Academic Town.15.06.1967#8122408
A laboratory at the Nuclear Physics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences' Siberian Branch (now Budger Nuclear Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences) in the Novosibirsk Academic Town.15.06.1967#8122405
The Novosibirsk Akademgorodok (Academic Town) of the Siberian Branch of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, now the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Photo: The Nuclear Physics Institute on Academician Lavrentyev Prospekt.04.12.1966#6093620
Tokamak 3 for magnetic plasma confinement in order to reach the conditions for controlled fusion at the Kurchatov Nuclear Energy Institute (now Kurchatov Institute National Research Center). Scientific fellows B.Filippov and E.Prilina.09.07.1966#5941327
Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy (now Kurchatov Institute). Soviet scientists Y. Baiborodov, M. Ioffe, V. Petrov and R. Sobolev conduct experiments with the use of the PR-5 unit, an adiabatic trap with the magnetic field increasing both longitudinally and radially.09.09.1963#6004838
The Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy, now the Kurchatov Institute. Photo: An upgraded PR-5 adiabatic trap with a combined magnetic field, developed by a team of Russian physicists.09.09.1963#6004835
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
