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Author's Tour "Nuclear Industry. Technologies of the Future"

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When
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13.04.2026 · 19:00
Where
Moscow
музей «АТОМ» на ВДНХ
Intent
Walk
About

Mikhail Polunin will explain the present and future of nuclear technologies in understandable terms. An expert in the nuclear industry will guide guests through the updated exhibition, which features a quantum computer, a future tomograph, and other cutting-edge developments. The tour will take place in a live communication format with the expert. Mikhail Polunin will discuss how the nuclear industry provides energy without harming nature and why the "green" agenda is impossible without nuclear energy. The conversation will cover next-generation reactors, in which Russia is a world leader. It will also address how long uranium supplies will last (spoiler - for thousands of years!). The expert will pay special attention to nuclear medicine. Listeners will learn how nuclear technology helps in the fight against oncology, what bioprinting is, and whether it is true that people have already been born on Earth who will live to be 120 years old. Then guests will dive into the mysteries of the micro-world. The expert will talk about quantum entanglement, unusual materials, and the quantum computer that already exists. Another interesting topic of the tour is nuclear logistics. Thanks to powerful nuclear icebreakers, Russia is developing global trade without negatively impacting the environment. Additionally, nuclear energy will help create new development centers in the Arctic. Finally, guests will learn how to use nuclear technologies to turn an ordinary stone into a jewelry masterpiece and look back through the millennia. And by the way, did you know that radiation can be measured... in bananas? Details are available on the official website.

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