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13. 06. 2025
On June 5–6, 2025, the fifth meeting of the Resource Review Board (RRB) of the international Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) project took place at Vila Lanna in Prague. ...
19. 05. 2025
The scientific team of Iva Synková and Jan Borovička from the Nuclear Physics Institute and the Institute of Geology of the Czech Academy of Sciences has contributed to uncovering an interesting analytical issue in determining the silver content ...
18. 03. 2025
Thanks to strong links with the German Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Centre, Charles Hervoches of the Department of Neutron and Ion Methods at the Nuclear Physics Institute (NPI) has participated in research on solid-state battery electrolytes funded by ...
21. 02. 2025
On February 6, the first annual Radioactive Day event took place, offering high school students the opportunity to meet experts in the field of nuclear and radiation physics. ...
13. 02. 2025
A team of scientists and engineers from the Nuclear Physics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences has successfully demonstrated the possibility of altering the structure and physical properties of glass using carbon ions accelerated by the ...
27. 12. 2024
On 22 and 23 May 2025, the Tandetron Laboratory of the NPI will hold a workshop in Prague within the ReMade@Ari project. ...
23. 01. 2025
The Nuclear Physics Institute offers the use of instrument time on its facilities in the research infrastructure of the Center for Accelerators and Nuclear Analytical Methods (CANAM) within the framework of the European projects ReMade@ARI, ...
12. 12. 2024
Iva Synková, a junior scientist at the Department of Neutron and Ion Methods of the NPI and mother of five children, has received the prestigious Martina Roeselová Memorial Fellowship. This support is awarded by the IOCB Tech Foundation.
06. 12. 2024
On December 5, as part of the Fyzikální čtvrtky series, a lecture by Prof. Ondřej Lebeda on the topic "Radionuclides from Physics to Medicine and Back" was held at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague. ...
