On Friday, the 13th of May 2022, the Nobel Prize winner Ben Mottelson passed away.
Ben Mottelson was the laureate of the Nobel Prize in nuclear physics in 1975 (together with Aage Bohr and James Rainwater) "for the discovery of the connection between collective motion and particle motion in atomic nuclei and the development of the theory of the structure of the atomic nucleus based on this connection".
He was the co-author of the nuclear physics monographs (called sometime nuclear physics "bible") - volume 1 "Nuclear Structure" and volume 2 "Nuclear Deformations".
Ben Mottelson collaborated with many Polish physicists. He was also awarded with the Polish "Marian Smoluchowski Medal" in 1980.
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Next FAIR Seminar on Feb., 4
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Dr. Wolfram Korten from the CEA Saclay, France will be a guest of the "FAIR Seminars" organized by the Jagiellonian University and the Institute of Nuclear Physics PAN and devoted to the FAIR project. More details of the Nuclear Physics Section webpage....
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Seminar under the patronage of the Minister of Climate and Environment
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The Faculty of Physics and the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw invite you to a seminar under the patronage of the Minister of Climate and Environment entitled
"Current challenges related to the implementation of the Polish Nuclear Power Program" (in Polish).
The seminar will be held on November 29, 2021 at 9:00 online.
The seminar will be held remotely via the videoconference platform. Anyone who completes the registration form will receive a link to the platform and will be able to actively participate in the seminar by asking questions to the speakers.
Additionally, during registration, it is possible to ask a question to all or a selected Participant of the discussion panel. Please enter your question in the registration form with the information to whom it is addressed. Note - due to the limited time of the discussion panel, only a few, the most interesting questions will be selected.
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