
Russian State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom has organized the Global Atomic Quiz competition as part of its international science education initiative.
The competition was launched on Tuesday (November 10) to mark World Science Day.
Rosatom announced the initiative through a press release issued after 11:30 AM on Tuesday.
According to the press release, the deadline for Bangladeshis to participate in the quiz is 12:00 AM midnight local time today. Interested participants can take part by visiting the designated link: https://quiz.atomforyou.com/ within the deadline.
The theme for this year's quiz is "One Atomic Day," highlighting the contributions of nuclear technology in daily life and its applications in food production, power generation, nuclear medicine, and space exploration.
Read nextBanned Awami League Leader Masud Rana Arrested in Sherpur Under Special Powers ActThe objective of the initiative is to disseminate scientific knowledge among global participants and spark interest in modern technology.
The quiz remains open on the project website throughout November 10. Participants can take the quiz in 16 languages, including Bengali, English, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese, and Swahili. Through this platform, participants can test their knowledge while learning how the peaceful uses of nuclear technology contribute to improving human living standards.
The top three scorers globally will win a trip to Russia, which will include a visit to the world's first nuclear power plant. Additionally, all participants will receive electronic certificates, and the top 100 performers will be awarded other prizes.
Since its launch in 2020, more than 111,000 school and university students from over 100 countries have participated in the Global Atomic Quiz, establishing it as an international platform for raising awareness about nuclear science and its peaceful applications.
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Reported by M.S. Rahman, Pabna Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].








