Basic Training School on Accelerators BTS24

On June 18-27 2024, the International Basic Training School on Accelerators (BTS24) was held at the Heavy Ion Laboratory, University of Warsaw, organized in cooperation with the Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology in Warsaw. Thanks to the financial support provided by the EURO-LABS project, 18 students from various countries worldwide could participate in the workshop.

Young physicists had the opportunity to expand their knowledge by participating in lectures given by local and international experts. The subjects presented in the lectures included the detection of ionizing radiation, introduction to gamma spectroscopy, basics of target preparation, fundamentals of nuclear reactions, production of radioisotopes for medical applications, and acceleration of heavy ions. The critical part of the workshop was acquiring practical laboratory skills and teamwork. Participants carried out independent experiments in small groups, using the unique research equipment available at the HIL Warsaw, and had a chance to show the obtained results in the presentation session closing the school.

Cooperation with the INP from Almaty in Kazakhstan

On June 25, 2024 we hosted a delegation from the Institute of Nuclear Physics from Almaty in Kazakhstan. Director General Dr. Sayabek Sakhiyev and Dr. Asset Shaimerdenov, head of the Atomic Energy Safety Problems Laboratory talked about continuing cooperation between our institutions and signed a bilateral framework agreement with the University of Warsaw.

You can read about it on the University’s home page:

Współpraca z kazachskim Instytutem Fizyki Jądrowej

 

and on the web page of the Institute of Nuclear Physics:

https://inp.kz/en/novost/sotrudnichestvo-instituta-yadernoj-fiziki-i-odnogo-iz-prestizhnyh-universitetov-polshi-vyhodit-na-novyj-uroven

 

 

 

Seminar by Dr. Kavita Rani

We are pleased to invite you to the upcoming SLCJ seminar, which will take place on Friday, June 28, 2024, at 11:15 (CET) in hall A.

Dr. Kavita Rani

from Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, India

will give a lecture:

“Reaction Studies from below to well above the Coulomb Barrier energies”