Former Yugoslavia
Facilities Last updated: December, 2011
Chemical
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The below entries provide analytical descriptions of selected chemical facilities in Former Yugoslavia. Since definitive information on Former Yugoslavia's chemical facilities was often classified, the descriptions and locations of these facilities are sometimes speculative, based on the most credible available open source material at the time. The facilities are archived as a historical record of their activities. They are no longer updated.
Facilities Descriptions
Chemical
- Antinuclear-Biological-Chemical Defense School
- Bubanj Potok Instruction Center
- High Military Technical School
- Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health
- Institute of Pathophysiology
- Military Medical Academy
- Military Medical Academy
- Military Technical Institute-Mostar
- Miloje Blagojevic Factory for Nitrocellulose Gunpowder
- National Poison Control Center
- Nuclear-Biological-Chemical (NBC) Defense Branch
- Nuclear-Biological-Chemical (NBC) Defense Branch
- Prva Iskri
- TRAYAL Corporation (as of 28 January 1995)
Chemical-Military Organizations
Nuclear
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The below entries provide analytical descriptions of selected nuclear facilities in Former Yugoslavia. Since definitive information on Former Yugoslavia's nuclear facilities was often classified, the descriptions and locations of these facilities are sometimes speculative, based on the most credible available open source material at the time. The facilities are archived as a historical record of their activities. They are no longer updated.
Facilities Descriptions
Nuclear-Conversion
Nuclear-Enrichment
Nuclear-Fuel Fabrication
Nuclear-Mining and Milling
- Institute for Geological and Mining Investigation and Exploration of Nuclear and Other Raw Materials
- Institute for Technology of Mineral Raw Materials
- Kalna Uranium Milling Pilot Plant
- Kalna Uranium Mine
- Nuclear Raw Materials Survey
- Pilot Uranium Ore Purification Plant Gabrovnica
- Uranium Recovery Plant
- Zirovsky Uranium Analysis Laboratory
- Zletovska Reka uranium deposit
Nuclear-Power Reactor
Nuclear-Reprocessing
Nuclear-Research Reactors, Critical and Subcritical Assemblies
Nuclear-Research and Development
- 16 Megaelectronvolt (MeV) Cyclotron
- Center for Atomic and Subatomic Physics
- Center for Nuclear Technologies and Research (NTI)
- Clinical Center of Serbia
- Department of Physical Chemistry
- Energoinvest Research and Development Center for Heat and Nuclear Engineering Institute for Thermal and Nuclear Energy (ITEN)
- Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Vinča
- Institute of Physics
- Josef Stefan Institute
- NUKLIN
- Ruđer Bošković Institute
- TESLA Scientific Center
- University of Belgrade
- University of Kragujevac
- University of Nis
- University of Novi Sad
- University of Prishtina
Nuclear-Waste Management
This material is produced independently for NTI by the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of and has not been independently verified by NTI or its directors, officers, employees, or agents. Copyright © 2011 by MIIS.
Get the Facts on Former Yugoslavia
- Intermittently pursued a nuclear weapons program from the 1940s to 1987
- Produced significant quantities of blister and nerve agents before the 1990s
- Cooperated with Iraq in the production of short-range rockets and ballistic missiles prior to Operation Desert Storm
Related NTI Projects
Project Vinca
Project Vinca, a collaborative effort between governments, NTI, and the private sector, successfully removed 100 pounds of vulnerable highly enriched uranium from a poorly secured research reactor outside of Belgrade.
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