Krzysztof Pomorski received a grant SHENG from National Science Centre for the project "Theoretical investigation of the low and middle energy nuclear fission". The investigations will performed in cooperation with Zhigang Xiao from Tsinghua University, China.
Congratulations!
Interview with Marek Rogatko in local newspaper Dziennik Wschodni not only about first photography of a black hole.
The focused workshop Bound States in Superconductors and Interfaces took place from 8-th till 10-th April 2019, and hosted 66 participants from 20 different countries. Its main purpose was to exchange information on the current realizations, challenges and future perspectives of electronic bound states inside the superconductor energy gap at impurities, interfaces with superconducting reservoirs and various hybrid nanostructures. The associated quasiparticles are presently of considerable importance because they enable unique phenomena, such as e.g. long-lived qubits, evolution of discrete sub-gap states into topologically non-trivial bands hosting Majorana-type endmodes, and allow for experimentally controllable spectroscopy of correlated many-body states.
The workshop brought together the leading experts, both in experimental and theoretical studies in this field. The talks discussed realizations of the subgap states in various materials and devices, their detection in hybrid quantum dots and/or artificial quantum impurities embedded in the Josephson- and Andreev-type junctions, spectroscopy of the bound states in semiconducting nanowires, carbon nanotubes, hybrid superconductor-semiconductor quantum dots, gate-tunable studies of the subgap Kondo regime and many other related issues. Theoretical lectures have addressed the correlation effects, nonlocal processes, dynamic phenomena and properties of exotic mutations of the bound states in topological materials.
A comprehensive overview of the phenomena related to existence of defects/impurities in superconductors has been delivered by Alexander V. Balatsky (NORDITA), emphasizing the recently discovered Dirac materials and exotic types of electron pairing with an odd symmetry. His colloquium has been attended not only by participants of the workshop but also by members of the Max Planck Institute and other neighboring research institutions. Invited lectures have been given by internationally recognized experts of the experimental and theoretical studies. Several younger scientists have contributed their brief talks on important problems related to the bound states. During the first day of the workshop there has been organized a poster session with 30 presentations. Individual discussions between participants gave an opportunity to exchange ideas and might stimulate the ongoing and establish new collaboration projects, leading to development of this research field. Overall, the workshop provided a pleasant atmosphere with lively discussions.
Webpage address: https://www.pks.mpg.de/bossa19/
It is our pleasure to announce that the latest scientific discovery of pseudo-shocks in the solar atmosphere made by Prof. Krzysztof Murawski, Mr. Błażej Kuźma and Mr. Dariusz Wójcik from Theoretical Physics Division are presented in NASA web page.
More details can be found here:
The answer is given in the interview with Krzysztof Murawski from our Department.
One can find interview (in Polish) on the Internet service of Polish Press Agency (PAP) - Science in Poland.
Information abut discovery has been also published on the web service of Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
Local TV station TVP Lublin has emitted program in the series "Login: Science". One of the topics is devoted to the research physics of the Sun held by our astrophysics group.
You can watch it here.
Nuclear Physics Workshop in Kazimierz Dolny is organized for twenty fifth time by our Department. This time Artur Dobrowolski heads the Organizing Committee.
More information one can find on the web page of the Workshop and on UMCS web page.
The Counsil of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science awarded Anna Zdeb with Ph.D. degree. Thesis was considered as distinctive. Congratulations!
Anna Zdeb will defend her Ph.D. thesis "Investigation of fission fragment mass distribution" on Friday, 15 June at 12.00 in room 613. Thesis supervisor is Prof. Michał Warda and Prof. Artur Dobrowolski is co-supervisor.
Aneta Wojnar is a member of the Local Organizing Committee of conferene organized in Spain on cosmology: