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Dubna
Dubna is a city in Russia's Moskovskaya Oblast' region.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Madre di Dio a Mosca (Moscow)
About Dubna
Dubna is located in Moskovskaya Oblast', a federal subject of Russia. It is situated in the northern part of the oblast, near the Volga River. The city is part of the Moscow metropolitan area and is known for its scientific research institutions.
Dubna has a significant presence of scientific organizations and is home to the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, a major international research center. The city's economy is driven by its research institutions, as well as industries such as manufacturing and construction. Dubna is a notable cultural and educational center in the region.
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Notable people from Dubna
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Sergey Markovb. 1958Russian political scientist
Dmitri Zhivoglyadovb. 1994Russian association football player- AAlexey Zimin1971–2024Russian dissident and chef (1971–2024)
Anna Glazovab. 1973Russian writer
Vladimir Mikhaylutsab. 1957Soviet and Russian photo artist- AAleksei Skornyakovb. 1993Russian footballer
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