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【简介】 The Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) is an international intergovernmental organization located in Dubna, not far from Moscow, was established within the framework of the Convention signed by the Plenipotentiaries of the governments of the Member States in March 1956 in Moscow.
The Joint Institute was created in order to unify the intellectual and material potential of Member States to study the fundamental properties of matter.
The JINR Charter was adopted in 1956 , the new edition of the Charter was readopted in 1992.
In accordance with the Charter, the Institute's activity is realized on the basis of its openness, mutually beneficial and equal cooperation for all interested parties to participate in research.
The aim of the Institute is to carry out theoretical and experimental investigations on adopted scientific topics;
to organize the exchange of scientists in carrying out research, of ideas and information by publishing scientific papers, by organizing conferences, symposia etc;
to promote the development of intellectual and professional capabilities of scientific personnel;
to maintain contacts with other national and international scientific organizations and institutions to ensure the stable and mutually beneficial cooperation;
to use the results of investigations of applied character to provide supplementary financial sources for fundamental research by implementing them into industrial, medical and technological developments.
The results of investigations carried out at the Institute can be used solely for peaceful purposes for the benefit of mankind.
JINR is now a large multi-branch international scientific centre with activities incorporating fundamental research of the structure of matter, development and application of high technologies, and university education in the relevant fields.
The participation at the Institute can be realized in different forms: on the basis of membership, bilateral and multilateral agreements to perform separate scientific programs. JINR Member States contribute financially to the Institute's activity and have equal rights in its management.
