#atomic energy
- IAEA — Official Romanian acronym for the International Atomic Energy Agency (known globally by its English acronym IAEA), an autonomous organization within the United Nations system, founded in 1957 with its headquarters in Vienna. Its structural role is to promote the peaceful, safe, and exclusively civilian use of nuclear energy, implementing rigorous monitoring and inspection mechanisms to prevent the proliferation of atomic weapons.
- Atomic — Pertaining to atoms, belonging to atoms, or utilizing the energy released by the fission or fusion of atomic nuclei. In a military and geopolitical context, the term describes weapons of mass destruction based on nuclear reactions, whereas in computer science and databases, it defines an indivisible operation that executes completely or not at all, guaranteeing system integrity.
- Atomoelectric — Pertaining to the production of electrical energy through the use of nuclear energy released during the fission of atoms; based on nuclear power plants. The term describes industrial infrastructures, equipment, or grids designed to transform heat generated by atomic reactors into high-power electric current.