NCBJ scientists study the evolution of defects in graphite for Generation IV nuclear reactors
22-07-2024
Graphite is widely used in nuclear installations. It is used both in existing reactors and in the design of new Generation IV reactors. Despite its high resistance to extreme operating conditions, after some time, defects develop in it under the influence of radiation, which can alter its properties. Studies of the evolution of these defects have recently been carried out by scientists at the NOMATEN Centre of Excellence at NCBJ.
07
Nov
2024
Postdoc | BP4
Termin zbierania ofert: 10-12-2024
Astrophysics Division opens the competition for the position of postdoc funded by MAESTRO NCN.
19
Jul
2024
Postdoc | BP4
Termin zbierania ofert: 10-09-2024
Astrophysics Division opens the competition for the position of postdoc funded by MAESTRO NCN.
19
Jul
2024
Postdoc | BP4
Termin zbierania ofert: 10-09-2024
Astrophysics Division opens the competition for the position of postdoc funded by NCN.
15
Jul
2024
PhD student scholarship - Smashing galaxies into dust
Termin zbierania ofert: 05-08-2024
We are looking for PhD students (scholarship) for the SONATA 19 project financed by the National Science Center.
10
Jul
2024
PhD student scholarship – Properties of low surface brightness galaxies in the LSST era
Termin zbierania ofert: 05-08-2024
We are currently recruiting for a PhD student scholarship financed by the NCN MAESTRO project
10
Jul
2024
PhD student scholarship – Low surface brightness galaxies in the LSST era as a Big Data challenge
Termin zbierania ofert: 05-08-2024
We are currently recruiting for a PhD student scholarship financed by the NCN MAESTRO project “Barely Visible: Low Surface Brightness Universe in the LSST era,”
09
Jul
2024
PhD student scholarship – Quantum Chromodynamics at High Energies
Termin zbierania ofert: 05-08-2024
Obecnie prowadzona jest rekrutacja na stanowisko stypendysty-doktoranta w projekcie NCN SONATA-BIS 13 UMO-2023/50/E/ST2/00133
A New Description of Superheavy Nuclei Synthesis
03-07-2024
The heaviest known elements can only be produced under laboratory conditions. For years, nuclear physicists have been pushing the boundaries of the periodic table, trying to find the optimal reactions for synthesizing new elements. Scientists from the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw have succeeded in creating a new theoretical model that describes the key stage in the production of the heaviest atomic nuclei.
Konkurs - EUREKA, nabór w roku 2024 (17.05.2024 – 18.10.2024)
Financing: NCBiR
17 May, 2024 - 18 Oct, 2024
EUREKA (2024 call) - The EUREKA initiative aims to increase the modernity, productivity and competitiveness of European industry. It funds projects implemented by at least two partners from two different Member States.