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L.t.r.: Jacky Weill, Henri Jammet and Jacques Furet talking to Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse. Photo - Positive 1960 - 1960 TitreL.t.r.: Jacky Weill, Henri Jammet and Jacques Furet talking to Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse. DescriptionInternational Atomic Energy Agency's Dosimetry Project at Vinca. Dosimetry experiments have been carried out at the Boris Kidric Institute at Vinca, near Belgrade, under the direction of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Contributions to this international project were made by nuclear energy authorities in Yugoslavia, France, United States and the United Kingdom. The dosimetry project is designed to obtain further data on the effect of radiation on man and, in particular, to assess more precisely the radiation doses received by some persons during a brief run of the Vinca Zero Power Reactor on 15 October 1958. l. to r.: Mr. Jacky Weill, Mr. Henri Jammet and Mr. Jacques Furet talking to the Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse. Mr. Weill and Mr. Furet were in charge of the French team from Saclay who had redesigned the control and safety mechanisms of the Vinca Zero Power Reactor. There were responsible for the operation of the reactor during the experiments. Mr. Henri Jammet was the French doctor who treated the victims of the accident at the Curie Hospital in Paris. He was an observer of the experiments. IAEA/27 April 1960/No. 558 Type de materiau Photo - Positive CréateurIAEA Mot clé de personne Jacky WEILL, Jacques FURET, Henri JAMMET SujetBelgrade, Serbia, Diagnostics; Humorous Titulaire des droitsIAEA (copyright) (usage) Notes: Free access / restricted use Ligne de créditCredit IAEA Déclaration de couleurBlack and White OrientationLandscape RéférenceIAEA-ARC-AV-PH-01-01-C0353-001 Référence alternatifIAEA/27 April 1960/No. 558 (internal) Retirer Ajouter Navigateur hiérarchique International Atomic Energy Agency (1 parties) Historical Archives (9 parties) Audio-Visual Collection (5 parties) Photographic Collection (2 parties) Historical Photos (2 parties) Historical photos until 1980 (784 parties) IAEA-ARC-AV-PH-01-01-C0353 (1 parties) L.t.r.: Jacky Weill, Henri Jammet and Jacques Furet talking to Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse.

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TitreL.t.r.: Jacky Weill, Henri Jammet and Jacques Furet talking to Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse.
DescriptionInternational Atomic Energy Agency's Dosimetry Project at Vinca. Dosimetry experiments have been carried out at the Boris Kidric Institute at Vinca, near Belgrade, under the direction of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Contributions to this international project were made by nuclear energy authorities in Yugoslavia, France, United States and the United Kingdom. The dosimetry project is designed to obtain further data on the effect of radiation on man and, in particular, to assess more precisely the radiation doses received by some persons during a brief run of the Vinca Zero Power Reactor on 15 October 1958. l. to r.: Mr. Jacky Weill, Mr. Henri Jammet and Mr. Jacques Furet talking to the Belgrade correspondent of Agence France Presse. Mr. Weill and Mr. Furet were in charge of the French team from Saclay who had redesigned the control and safety mechanisms of the Vinca Zero Power Reactor. There were responsible for the operation of the reactor during the experiments. Mr. Henri Jammet was the French doctor who treated the victims of the accident at the Curie Hospital in Paris. He was an observer of the experiments. IAEA/27 April 1960/No. 558
Type de materiau Photo - Positive
CréateurIAEA
Mot clé de personne Jacky WEILL, Jacques FURET, Henri JAMMET
SujetBelgrade, Serbia, Diagnostics; Humorous
Titulaire des droitsIAEA (copyright)
(usage)
Notes: Free access / restricted use
Ligne de créditCredit IAEA
Déclaration de couleurBlack and White
OrientationLandscape
RéférenceIAEA-ARC-AV-PH-01-01-C0353-001
Référence alternatifIAEA/27 April 1960/No. 558 (internal)

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