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Michał Warda gave an invited lecture entitled "Continuity of the potential energy surface in fission" at an international conference in Spain. The speech was held as a part of the "Gogny Conference" - the fourth edition of the cyclical meeting of physicists involved in research on the structure of an atomic nucleus based on finite nuclear interactions. This year, scientists met in Granada.
Błażej Kuźma is currently in China at the invitation of the Harbin Institute of Technology in Shenzhen as part of a Polish-Chinese project.
Błażej Kuźma also took part in the conference "Workshop on the Dynamics of the Solar Atmosphere" on December 18-20, 2019.
From 3 to 7 September, 2018 group of astrophysics from our department attend "BUKS2018: Waves and Oscillations in the Solar Atmosphere" conference held in La Laguna, Tenerife. Prof. Kris Murawski and Mr. Błażej Kuźma will present their work during talk "Heating of the partially-ionized solar chromosphere by 2-fluid acoustic waves" and poster "Can 2-fluid waves explain chromospheric heating and 3-min oscillations?"
Group of physicists from our Department take part in Zakopane Conference on Nuclear Physics organized by Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Science in Cracow. Jerzy Dudek and Michał Warda give invited lectures. Krzysztof Pomorski and Amelia Kosior present seminars. Bożena Pomorska, Irene Dedes and Jie Yang also attend the conference.
Prof. Michał Warda was invited to give a lecture "Cluster decay of super heavy nuclei" during CUSTIPEN Workshop on theory of rare nuclear decays. The workshop was held in Chengdu, China from 13 to 18 May 2018.
Prof. Jerzy Dudek presented invited talk“ Nuclear tetrahedral and octahedral symmetries: New research lines” at the Padova conference on ‘Quantum phase transitions’.
It was received with high interest, excellent discussion and several congratulations on private terms on the occasion of ‘opening new roads / horizons’. This is one of the third out of five invitations received within a few months of time only — to present the progress in this domain. The central results have been published as a Rapid Communication in Physical Review C.
Prof. Krzysztof Murawski visits Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, Austria where he collaborate with prof. Teimuraz Zaqarashvili.
Michał Warda participated in workshop en Spontaneous and induced fission of very heavy and super-heavy nuclei
It wa sheld in ECT* in Trento, Italy.
He gave an invited lecture on: Correspondence between cluster radioactivity of and asymmetric fission of super-heavy nuclei
Krzysztof Pomorski is currently at the Tsinghua University in Beijing, where together with prof. Bożena Nerlo-Pomorska gives lectures and classes with doctoral students, as well as participates in scientific symposia.
The stay in China began with the three-day IHIC-2018 conference at the University of Tsinghua, prof. Pomorski presented the latest works of Lublin nuclear theorists on the stability of the heaviest and super-heavy nuclei. The results of the research aroused great interest among nuclear physicists and astrophysicists, as a result of which both scientists received invitations to seminars to the Peking University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Institute of Nuclear Energy, as well as to research centers in Japan.
Tsinghua University is the best-rated and largest university in China. The two Nobel Prize winners in the field of physics were graduated there. The university is located in the former imperial gardens. The campus is an almost separate 100,000 inhabitants city.
During the trip of Krzysztof Pomorski also has a seminar "On the theory of almost everything" at the University of Anyang, in the province of Henan, which is partner of wojewodztwo lubelskie.
