Nuclear Websites

An intergovernmental organization created in order to unify the intellectual and material potential of member states to study the fundamental properties of matter. Situated in Dubna in the Russian Federation.

Resources on nuclear science and technology: nuclear engineering, nuclear medicine, nuclear energy, nuclear physics, nuclear power, food irradiation, and nuclear news.

A very detailed introduction to nuclear science.

Provides information on nuclear technology and related topics.

The most comprehensive and complete nuclear data resource on the Web. In 2004 NNDC Web site had 560K database retrievals and users from more than 11000 organizations.

Basic research in nuclear and atomic physics.

Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conference.

An introduction to nuclear physics and its applications.

Semiconductor gamma radiation detectors prepared from Bridgman growth crystals.

Presents information on nuclear science and technology and how our everyday lives are influenced through it.

A new scientific award for outstanding theoretical, experimental and applied research, development, inventions and discoveries in the field of energy development and power generation.

The reactions that lead to nuclear power or an atomic blast.

Provides an introduction to atoms, radioactivity and the structure of a nuclear bomb.

Selected properties of all known nuclides and their known isomeric states.

Includes information about postgraduate admissions, lists of staff, publications and seminars, and brief introductions to the research that is undertaken.

A database of electron energy loss spectra of interest to academic and industrial researchers. The spectra can be used to identify compositions and bonding states of materials.

Belgium nuclear regulatory institute. Objectives, studies and reports.

The Conference follows the previous five ones (held in 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003 and 2006) and seven Workshops on Perspectives in Nuclear Physics at Intermediate Energies, jointly organized every two years, from 1983 to 1995, by the ICTP and INFN.

The goal of this experiment at CERN is the measurement of capture and fission neutron cross-sections relevant to Astrophysics and Application, nameley those related to accelerator driven systems and transmutation of nuclear wastes.