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Global Nuclear Physics Innovation.

Submitted by Pawel Napiorkowski on Tue, 13/10/20 - 12:20

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The Enterprise Europe Network and the Heavy Ion Laboratory of the University of Warsaw has the honor of inviting you to the brokerage event: Global Nuclear Physics Innovation. Innovative solutions in the utilization of nuclear physics applications will challenge the minds of academia and industry during the dedicated event on 2nd & 3rd December 2020, in Warsaw, Poland (Online meetings). The event will target a wide spectrum of laboratories, universities, companies from the power plant, medicine and pharmaceutical industry, space industry and beyond to foster the creation of technology transfers, collaborative research, innovation networks, innovation activities. The nuclear physics laboratories facilities have the chance to established links with international industry and SMEs. The goal of brokerage event is to create a strong network of laboratories and industrial partners in the close relation which all the nuclear facilities and partners (better knowledge of the existing facilities for beam industrial users, wider market for technology...

Seminar by Dr Giulii Colucci

Submitted by Pawel Napiorkowski on Thu, 08/10/20 - 3:43

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On Thursday, 15th of October, 2020, at 10:15 via internet Dr Giulia Colucci from the Heavy Ion Laboratory (University of Warsaw) will give a lecture: "A fast ionization chamber for the detection of fusion-evaporation residues produced by the exotic beams of SPES: design, tests and first experiment"...

White Book

Submitted by Pawel Napiorkowski on Wed, 07/10/20 - 10:27

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The online edition of the report entitled "White Book on the Future of Low-energy Nuclear Physics in Poland and the Development of the National Research Infrastructure" edited by a team coordinated by Prof. Adam Maj (IFJ PAN Krakow) and Prof. Krzysztof Rusek (HIL, Warsaw) is released. The report summarises a conference on the same topic organised by the Nuclear Physics Section of the Polish Physical Society, HIL and IFJ PAN at the beginning of 2019. In particular, the report presents a wide range of research topics in low energy nuclear physics and its applications, planned by Polish research groups using Polish infrastructures.

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