Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- ROSATOM announced the winners of its Global Atomic Quiz 2022 nuclear awareness initiative, which was held on November 10 to celebrate World Science Day. This year, 100 lucky participants from Russia, Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Hungary, Belarus, Turkey, India and other countries became the winners. The full list is available on the project website: quiz.atomforyou.com.

In 2022, the initiative brought together over 7,000 nuclear enthusiasts from more than 35 countries. Anyone from any country could take part in the competition and get a chance to win cool prizes. Top-100 participants, who met the contest requirements and received the highest scores, were automatically selected as winners of Global Atomic Quiz 2022. All winners will receive a set of exclusive gifts, including NUCLEUS board game, a card game played by millions around the globe, but with a unique touch of nuclear science, a notebook with a one and only AI-generated cover, a whimsical Mood of the Day calendar and a recycled-fabric tote bag. Make sure to register in order to be eligible for prizes.

In 2022, for the first time, Global Atomic Quiz special offline events for schoolchildren and students were held in Armenia, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. All participants had a chance to test their knowledge and receive cool prizes, and also to learn something new from the invited experts, who explained the quiz questions in details.

While waiting for the Global Atomic Quiz 2023, anyone can practice and test their knowledge by completing the 2021 and 2022 quiz questions. More info about the project is available at quiz.atomforyou.com.

Global Atomic Quiz is Rosatom’s annual one-day international action, which celebrates its third anniversary in 2022. Since its inception in 2020, the project has brought together about 30,000 nuclear enthusiasts from more than 70 countries. As always, the quiz was available in 11 languages: English, Russian, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Hungarian, Bengali, Vietnamese, Kazakh, Armenian and Uzbek.