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[en] The latest public science author contributions are presented in the 1st part of the annual report On the research work. These contributions are mainly made for the journalistic reports. The 2nd part is a summarizing survey of all scientific-technical works in the KFA classified according to main research topics. The 3rd part describes the tasks and targets of the different institutes and facilities. The 4th part gives information on the direction, organization and aministration of the KFA (GG)

[en] In the presence of the Federal President, the Minister-President of Baden-Wuerttemberg, the Federal Minister for Research and numerous prominent representatives from science, economics and politics the Nuclear Research Centre in Karlsruhe celebrated the 25th year of its existence. Besides the praise and recognition of that which has been achieved so far the opportunity was also there to refer to the budgetary intervention into the financial and personnel structure of the oldest place of extensive research in Germany. (orig.)

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[en] The main task of the LIT is to develop and to improve special techniques using radionuclides for the purpose of enhancing the use and practical usefulness of these techniques in a variety of fields. This is why part of the work of the Laboratory is carried out on behalf of other institutions, with a close - cooperation being maintained between the LIT, industrial enterprises, universities and other research institutes. (orig./HP)

[en] The Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe (KfK) and the Max-Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics, Garching, have joined to form the Entwicklungsgemeinschaft Kernfusion, and under this roof perform research work on the physical and technical conditions and requirements of using the energy from nuclear fusion, and to plan the design and the construction of the necessary equipment for future large-scale experiments. The activities of the KfK for the development of fusion devices with magnetic confinement have been concentrated in the Nuclear Fusion Project, which cooperates in the European Fusion Technology Programme, on the basis of an association agreement between KfK and Euratom, supported by the European Commission. Supplementary KfK contributions, studies in most cases, create a connection between various fields of work, and prepare the road for new tasks, which in the years to come will be found in the extension of the Fusion Technology Programme and the planning work for NET. The reports collected in this annual survey are contributions from KfK Institutes of the year 1986. An annex presents the Easks taken over by KfK within the Fusion Technology Programme of the EC, and notes on the KfK Institutes taking part in the particular activities facilitate reference to the individual, full-text reports. (orig.)

[en] The report contains the titles of all publications from 1993. In the case of patents, all rights established or published during 1993 are indicated: patents, information sheets (DE-OS). The list of publications is ordered according to institutes. Under projects, only published project reports and publications by staff working on the particular projects are listed. Also included are publications printed in the Kernforschungszentrum from research and development plans within the production Technology Project (PFT) and the project called 'European Research Center for the Control of Air Pollution' (PEF), which were carried out by the Kernforschungszentrum as project sponsor in cooperation with firms and institutes. The list also includes publications of the branch of the Federal Research Institute for Nutrition based at the Kernforschungszentrum. (orig.)