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On March 16, 2026, the TV channel "Zvezda" published a report about one of the largest scientific construction projects of the last decade — the construction of the Baikal-GVD neutrino telescope — which has united the efforts of more than 80 specialists from five countries.
11.02.2026
For the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the website "Women of Russia" published an interview with Liudmila Kolupaeva, Deputy Head of the Department of Particle Physics at the Laboratory of Nuclear Problems.
11.02.2026
For the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the "Women of Russia" website published an interview with Ayagoz Baimukhanova, Assistant Director for International Cooperation, Innovation and Education Programmes at the Laboratory of Nuclear Problems.
29.01.2026
The Russian news agency TASS published an article about Russian scientists from ITMO University and JINR Laboratory of Nuclear Problems who suggested the method that allows determining degree and direction of "twisting" of electron and ion beams.
03.12.2025
In Universitetskaya Dubna (No. 6 (69), 2025) in the section "Our People at JINR", an interview with Ivan Suslov was published. Ivan Suslov is a junior researcher of the DLNP Department of Nuclear Spectroscopy and Radiochemistry, a graduate of Dubna State University in 2019 (Master's degree) and in 2023 (postgraduate studies) in the field of "Chemistry".
03.12.2025
In Universitetskaya Dubna (No. 5 (68), 2025), in the new section "Our People at JINR," an interview with Artem Bystryakov was published. Artem Bystryakov is a junior researcher of the DLNP Department of Nuclear Spectroscopy and Radiochemistry, a graduate of Dubna State University in 2021 in the field of "Physics".
23.09.2025
Several articles were published in the Vietnamese government newspaper Ấn phẩm Tia Sáng and in the news of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology on the status and prospects of cooperation between scientists from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research and Vietnam.
12.01.2023
Mikhail Zarubin and Kirill Tarasov from the DLNP Sector of Molecular Genetics of the Cell were invited experts of a new episode of RIA Novosti’s popular science podcast “We all will die. But not for sure”. The lethal radiation dose for a human is 3 to 5 Gy, and a tardigrade can withstand radiation of 10 000 Gy. Which genes do allow this animal to survive such tremendous radiation, and is it possible to insert them into our DNA? How cellular machinery works, whether genes can be switched on and off, and how they can be repaired. JINR scientists explained us molecular genetics.
09.01.2023
The January issue (No 01, 2023) of the popular science journal “Nauka i Zhizn” (“Science and Life”) published the article by Elena Vladimirovna Kravchenko, Candidate of Biology, the head of the DLNP Sector of Molecular Genetics of the Cell, about the discovery of a new species of extremophile bacteria in groundwater of one of the tunnels of the Baksan Neutrino Observatory (INR of RAS).
06.07.2022
On 17 June, the exhibition “Science in Comic Strips: an Easy Way to Explain Complicated Things” was opened at the JINR Universal Library. This exhibition is a joint project of DLNP and the Komikadze group. Elena Dubovik, the head of the Group of Scientific Communication (DLNP SciCom), shared with the reading-room audience the details of the experiment of the Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems on educational visualization of its investigations. Five comic strips introduced at the meeting refer to studies performed by the DLNP Sector of Molecular Genetics of the Cell under the guidance of Elena Kravchenko, Candidate of Biology. 
02.07.2022
An unusual telescope of the Baksan Neutrino Observatory in the Caucasus is located in deep tunnels under the four-kilometre-high Andyrchi mountain. Sunlight never reaches this place. What the telescope does here is “observing” distant stars. The rock shields detectors from the outside world and allows physicists to detect neutrinos, mysterious particles that hardly interact with matter. Besides cosmic fluxes of elusive neutrinos, scientists also find in the remote corners of the Baksan tunnels… curious forms of life ― earlier unknown microorganisms which have adapted to extreme environments there. These microbes can be helpful for medical and biotechnological research in the future.  
17.02.2022
On 17 January 2022, the article “A tomograph for mice has been developed at JINR” was published in the newspaper “Strana ROSATOM”: https://strana-rosatom.ru/2022/02/17/v-oiyai-izobreli-tomograf-dlya-myshej/ Experts from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research and the Cuban scientific centres CENTIS and CEADEN have developed a technology that will improve the spatial resolution of single-photon emission computed tomography. It matters a lot to pharmaceutical scientists. We have talked to the project authors.
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