On 13 August 2021, over two hundred children aged 14-19 – winners of Olympiads and competitions from different countries of the world and participants of the project “Hello, Russia!” – visited Dubna.

JINR staff members delivered lectures online for Russian school students as part of the Bolshaya Peremena (lit. “Big Change/Big School Break”) project, thus having opened a thematic week dedicated to nuclear technologies.

On 17 June, scientists from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research will give lectures on physics in the Educational Centre “Sirius”.
In the Year of Science and Technology, JINR scientists will tell the students of the Educational Centre “Sirius” about their work. Direct contact with successful representatives of the scientific community is a way to spark children’s interest in the profession of a scientist.

An interactive exposition "JINR Main Facilities" made by the staff-members of the Institute and the «Intergraphics» company has been opened in the JINR Cultural Centre «Mir» and for now is working in a test mode. The exhibition was timed to coincide with the 65th anniversary of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research: it presents the main scientific projects and research areas of the Institute, as well as the most significant stages of its history.

At the career forums by MIPT and MEPhI, students were told about the competencies and skills currently in demand at JINR.

Wave 1 of the INTEREST programme is coming to its end. The students finish their work on the projects under the supervision of JINR staff members and start preparing their final reports.