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The Norwegian-Dutch Joint Establishment for Nuclear Energy Research (JENER) was founded in 1951 at Kjeller, near Oslo. Its primary purpose, according to its Director, Dr. Gunnar Randers, is to determine whether heavy-water reactors are technically sound for power production. In addition to intensive research activities, JENNER produces radio-active isotopes for medical and research purposes at home and throughout Scandinavia and other part of Europe. Scientists from countries such as Argentina, India, Sweden, Switzerland, the United States and Yugoslavia have also been sent for training at JENNER's international reactor school.
Isotopes from Kjeller are used for research purposes at the Norwegian School of Agriculture. Here, the Research Director, Mr. Kjell Stenberg, measures the penetration of impreganting solutions in wooden materials.
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Any other use of the reproductions, including but not limited to commercial or scholarly reproductions, redistribution, publication or transmission, wether by electronic means or otherwise, without prior written permission and authorization from the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) is strictly prohibited
UN photo 54566
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Protection period to: 1956-12-31
Geographical information: Norway
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