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Professor Henryk Anglart joins the NCBJ team!
08-05-2026
Professor Anglart is a leading expert in the fields of reactor technology, thermohydraulics and nuclear engineering. For many years, he headed the Department of Physics at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm.
Experts expand their knowledge of the application of radiochemistry methods in science and technology at the 8th National Conference on Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry
08-05-2026
The 8th National Conference on Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry is currently taking place in Kraków – one of the most important events dedicated to radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry and their wide-ranging applications in science, medicine, energy and environmental protection. The National Centre for Nuclear Research is the event’s patron.
NCBJ has developed a new method for non-destructive testing of the internal structure of complex materials
08-05-2026
A team of scientists from the National Centre for Nuclear Research has developed an innovative technique for detecting internal layers of copper in complex materials. The proposed method could revolutionise non-destructive testing in fields such as archaeometry, aerospace and electronics.
Theoretical and experimental physicists represent NCBJ at an international conference on high-energy physics
08-05-2026
In the first week of May, the DIS2026 international conference is taking place in Italy. The event is dedicated to the latest advances in the field of high-energy physics. Among the 350 conference participants is a large group of theorists and experimentalist from the NCBJ’s Department of Fundamental Research.
NCBJ scientists at the International Atomic Energy Agency conference
06-05-2026
A conference on radiation protection – the Regional Workshop on Methodologies for Assessing Worker Dose in Industrial Processes involving NORM – is taking place in Tajikistan from 4 to 8 May. The international panel of experts includes scientists from the NCBJ’s Radiation Protection Measurements Laboratory.
A meteorite found near Łódź studied by scientists from NCBJ
27-04-2026
Just before midnight, we began examining the meteorite at the National Centre for Nuclear Research; it had been found immediately after landing, and its trajectory had been recorded by bolide network cameras. The iron meteorite found near Łódź was sent for specialist analysis at the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ). The object aroused the interest of scientists due to its physical properties and potential significance for research into the origin of matter in the Solar System.
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Apr
2026
Postdoc | BP3_518
Deadline: 15-05-2026
The National Centre for Nuclear Research opens the competition for the position of Postoc at the High Energy Physics Division (ref. BP3_518)
NCBJ co-creates the future of the energy sector and critical infrastructure at the anniversary Congress of the Polish Gas Industry
20-04-2026
The 10th anniversary edition of the Polish Gas Industry Congress, organised by the Chamber of Commerce for the Gas Industry, is taking place on 20–21 April – the most important event in the gas sector in Poland. This year’s edition is not only a review of achievements to date and the direction of development in the energy sector with regard to securing energy supplies, but above all a strategic discussion on the industry’s future direction in the face of dynamic market and geopolitical changes. The National Centre for Nuclear Research will be among the experts speaking at the Congress.
20
Apr
2026
MSc student OPT | IMPET_517
Deadline: 04-05-2026
Recruitment is currently underway as part of the FNP – FIRST TEAM programme, funded by the European Funds for Modern Economy (FENG)
Young physicists presented their projects at NCBJ. 21st “Physical Paths” Competition concluded
20-04-2026
The final of the 21st edition of the nationwide “Physical Paths” competition took place on 17 April at the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ). Students from across Poland, along with their teachers and representatives of the scientific community and public administration, gathered in Otwock. The winners have now been announced.
