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Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw

created Radiopharmaceuticals Research and Productions Centre (Polish acronym OPBR) equipped with the GE PETtrace cyclotron for radiopharmaceutical production. The centre is conducting research on new types of radiopharmaceuticals.

Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw

ICARE is the charged particles detector system used for their identification and energy measurements. Built in the IReS (Strasbourg) is presently installed at HIL

Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw

The EAGLE array (central European Array for Gamma Levels Evaluations) is designed as a multi-configuration detector setup adjustable to the needs of several research groups, dealing with different branches of nuclear physics,

Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw

(Polish acronym ŚLCJ) is the only nuclear physics facility in Poland operating a heavy ion accelerator U-200P for experimental studies in the domain of nuclear spectroscopy and reactions.
  • Polish Physical Society lecture

    Polish Physical Society lecture

    We invite to the lecture organised on-line by Polish Physical Society  on the 23rd of July, 2020 at 16.00. prof.  Tadeusz Lesiak from Instytut Fizyki Jądrowej im....
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  • HIL Annual Report 2019

    HIL Annual Report 2019

    The  HIL Annual Report 2019 has been completed. We would like to thank all the people who has contributed report and everyone who took part in...
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  • New Statute of the HIL

    New Statute of the HIL

    On the 1st of June, 2020, the Rector of the University of Warsaw enacted the new Statute for the Heavy Ion Laboratory at the...
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