Jorrit de Boer, outstanding physicist and retired professor of Ludwig
Maximilian University in Munich, passed away on February 1st, 2017. He was
a long term collaborator and a friend of Heavy Ion Laboratory.
Professor de Boer created an early implementation of the Coulomb Excitation analysis method (COULEX computer code) that became a cornerstone of many later codes and methods developed in Rochester and Warsaw (the GOSIA code) and elsewhere.
The jury of the Heavy Ion Laboratory Prize, founded by prof. T. Inamura, at the meeting held on 16 January 2017, recommended a laureate of the seventh edition of the Prize.
The recommended laureate is Dr Katarzyna Hadyńska-Klęk.
Congratulations!
More information on the Laboratory Prize is available here.
Since October 2015, the University of Warsaw has been celebrating 200th anniversary. 525 employees, who extraordinarily contribute to the development of their faculties, and thus the entire University, were honored with Medals of the 200th Anniversary.
In Heavy Ion Laboratory silver medals were awarded to:
The Medals ceremonies were held on 23rd and 30st November, 2016.
