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Global Atomic Quiz 2026 explores everyday nuclear technology

Global Atomic Quiz 2026 explores everyday nuclear technology
Global Atomic Quiz 2026 explores everyday nuclear technology / Photo: Rosatom.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — On 10 November, World Science Day, state nuclear corporation Rosatom is holding the international educational quiz Global Atomic Quiz 2026, dedicated to the use of nuclear technology in everyday life. This was announced by the project organisers.

This year’s quiz is themed “One Ordinary Day. A Host of Amazing Technologies”.

Participants are invited to take an interactive journey through the events of an ordinary day and discover how advances in nuclear science are used in energy, agriculture, medicine, digital technology and space exploration.

The quiz is open to participants from different countries and is available in several languages, including Russian and Uzbek.

Participants can test their knowledge of the nuclear industry and learn about scientific developments on the project’s official website.

The three participants who achieve the highest scores will have the opportunity to take part in a popular science trip to Russia, including a visit to the world’s first nuclear power plant in Obninsk.

Another 100 winners will receive digital subscriptions, certificates for educational courses and software licences.

Rosatom has been organising the Global Atomic Quiz since 2020.

According to the organisers, the project brings together participants from more than 100 countries and aims to promote atomic science, raise awareness of the applications of nuclear technology and highlight its contribution to sustainable development.

Zarifa Tajieva
Zarifa Tajieva

Zarifa Tajieva is a journalist and media communications specialist. She writes news and analytical articles on the economy, energy, industry, modern technologies, and international cooperation. She has experience covering industry events, science and technology initiatives, and current developments in Uzbekistan. Alongside her journalistic work, she conducts academic research into media processes and information dissemination mechanisms.