The latest nuclear developments will be presented at the RUSSIA EXPO
The "Atom" pavilion will be set up at the VDNH as part of the opening of the RUSSIA EXPO. Here the latest developments of Russian scientists in the field of nuclear energy will be presented.
Today, September 28, nuclear industry workers celebrate their professional holiday. 81 years ago the USSR created a special laboratory of atomic nucleus, and today the nuclear industry employs more than 330 thousand people all over the country.
Nuclear developments help to change world logistics, cope with incurable diseases, and protect the country’s borders. Russian companies continue to master advanced technologies and are actively working abroad.
Much attention will be paid to the work of the nuclear industry at the International RUSSIA EXPO in the ultra-modern Atom pavilion. Lectures, excursions and experiments await guests. This includes joint programs with the Russian «Knowledge» society, as well as special programs for schoolchildren thanks to the state-of-the-art equipment.
"It is possible to conduct physics lessons at a very high level, because not every school can afford this level of equipment", — said Andrey Cheremisinov, advisor to the general director for information projects of the State Corporation "Rosatom".
As a reminder, the International RUSSIA EXPO will be held in Moscow on the territory of VDNH from November 4, 2023 to April 12, 2024. Each region of the Russian Federation will present its stand, where it will introduce visitors to the key achievements in various industries.
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