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Actinide Science

  • from the Institute for Transuranium Elements...

  • Sample of refined americium metal condensed on a tantalum disc (Spirlet, 1991), copyright EC-JRC-ITU

  • Curium metal produced by the Actinide Group, Institute for Transuranium Elements

  • Proctactinium: Courtesy of the Actinide Group

  • Uranium metal cube, Institute for Transuranium Elements

  • Uranium metal cubes in Heisenberg's "uranium machine". This was an attempt in 1944/45 to construct a nuclear reactor using natural uraniun as fuel and heavy water as moderator

  • Technetium metal produced at the Institute for Transuranium Elements

  • Technetium metal produced at the Institute for Transuranium Elements

  • Uo2 pellet used in fuel rods

  • Illegal transports of radioactive materials

Nuclear Science Historical

  • X-ray picture of the hand of Geheimrat von Kolliker at Würzburg, taken on 23.01.1896 by W.C. Röntgen, Courtesy R. Michel

  • W.C. Röntgen received the 1st Nobel Prize for Physics in 1901, Courtesy R. Michel

  • X-ray investigation in 1906, M. Curie. Courtey R. Michel

  • Henri Becquerel

Nuclear Science in Karlsruhe...

  • Ostendorfhaus, Karlsruhe

  • Institute for Transuranium Elements (2005), Karlsruhe

  • Institute for Transuranium Elements (2003), Karlsruhe

  • Institute for Transuranium Elements (1963), Karlsruhe

  • The official laying of the corner stone took place on 1 April, 1963.

  • ITU opening ceremony on 6 April 1965: Pierre Châtenay, the President of the Euratom Commission, opened the door of access to the controlled area of the Institute.

  • German President Heinrich Lübke and the Director of ITU Jean Blin.

  • Hot Cell at the Institute for Transuranium Elements, Karlsruhe

Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, 7th Edition, 2006

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart 7th Edition, revised printing 2007

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart brochure, 7th Edition

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart wallchart, 7th Edition

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart Flyer, 7th Edition

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart wallchart, 7th Edition

  • Mosaic Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart in building 341, FZK (Nuclear Research Centre, Karlsruhe)

  • The nuclide chart as depicted by Prof. Flerov in 1974. The ships, which are afloat, represent the different laboratory strategies and facilities dedicated to this endeavour (picture by kind permission from Prof. G. N. Flerov, Dubna, USSR)

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, 1st Edition 1958

  • The Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, Wallchart, 1st edition, 1958

  • The Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, 6th edition, 1998

  • Section of the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, 7th edition, 2006

  • Wall Mosaic of the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart in building 341, FZK (Nuclear Research Centre, Karlsruhe)

  • KNC in wing C of ITU, 2009

  • KNC in wing C of ITU, 2009

  • Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart in the FZK (Nuclear Research Centre, Karlsruhe) library

  • Karlsruher Nuklidekarte: Commemmoration of the 50th Anniversary: Book

  • Karlsruher Nuklidekarte: Commemmoration of the 50th Anniversary;Front cover

  • Commemorative book cover

Radioactivity, Radionuclides, Radiations: The 3 Rs of Nuclear Science 2005

  • Gamma radiography of the gold mask of Tutankhamon made for the exhibition "Toutankhamon et sons Temps". Paris 1967. © Rights reserved

  • The Alchymist in Search of the Philosopher's Stone, Joseph Wright (1734-1797) with permission from Derby Museum and Art Gallery

  • Aluminium 26

  • Bateman's 1910 paper

  • page from Becquerel's laboratory notes (March 1896). From "Cent ans Apres", © EDP Sciences 1999

  • © EDP Sciences 1999

  • Superposition of magnetic resonance imaging (which shows the morphology of the brain) and positron emission tomography showing the active areas (coloured zones) in the brain. Courtesy of the Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University

  • A collection of normal chromosomes with their single centres (indicated by a X shape). An anomalous chromosome with a double centre (XX) can be seen at the bottom right-hand corner. © CEA-IPSN

  • General Electric Nuclide Chart, 14th Edition

  • From "Cent ans Apres", © EDP Sciences 1999

  • Distribution of biological (isodose contours from carbon ion depositions) is shown superimposed on the image of the brain. © Gesellschaft für Schwerionenforschung mbH

  • The Japanese (JAERI) nuclide chart 1996

  • The Japanese (JAERI) nuclide chart 1996

  • The Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart 1st edition, 1958

  • The Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, Wallchart, 1st edition, 1958

  • The Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, 6th edition, 1998

  • From "Cent ans Apres", © EDP Sciences 1999

  • Nuclides 2000

  • Remains of one of the Oklo reactors. © CEA

  • Special issue of Radiochimica Acta to celebrate 100 years of radioactivity

  • Sculpture of elementatry particles From "Cent ans Apres", © EDP Sciences 1999

  • Soddy's 1919 article in Nature

  • The Strasbourg nuclide chart

  • Vela supernova remnant. © Anglo-Australian Observatory, photo from UK Schmidt, plates by David Malin

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