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Technologies of the future in the service of the heritage of the past. The NCBJ and the National Library are establishing a partnership.
11-09-2026
The National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and the National Library are joining forces to protect the national heritage. Scientists from the NCBJ will use modern technologies to safeguard valuable paper collections.
Visit by the Swedish Nuclear Safety and Radiological Protection Authority to the NCBJ
11-09-2026
At the National Centre for Nuclear Research, we hosted representatives of the Polish Atomic Energy Agency and the Swedish Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection. The meeting took place as part of a cooperation agreement between the Polish and Swedish nuclear regulatory authorities.
The first quark-gluon tomography of the helium nucleus
11-09-2026
For the first time in history, quark-gluon tomography of the helium nucleus has been performed. The achievement was made by scientists from the Department of Theoretical Physics at the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ). The details are reported in Physical Review Letters.
Quantum entanglement verifies the validity of the Standard Model
09-09-2026
An article by the BESIII team has been published in the prestigious journal *Nature*, to which researchers from the Department of High-Energy Physics at the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) made a key contribution. This latest paper presents pioneering research into hyperon decay using polarisation and quantum entanglement, which opens up a new avenue for testing the validity of the Standard Model of elementary particles and the search for new physics.
Scientists at the NCBJ have developed a new model of positronium decay
08-09-2026
Imaging using positronium represents a promising extension of positron emission tomogra-phy (PET). However, its application requires a precise understanding of positronium’s be-havior, which Monte Carlo simulations help to provide. A team from the National Center for Nuclear Research, in collaboration with researchers from Jagiellonian University as well as from France and Austria, has created a model that accurately reproduces its decays.
Prof. Agnieszka Pollo at the 155th anniversary of the founding of the Lviv School of Geodesy
04-09-2026
Last week, at the auditorium of the main building of Lviv Polytechnic, celebrations were held to mark the 155th anniversary of the founding of the Lviv School of Geodesy, whose traditions are now carried on by the Institute of Geodesy of Lviv Polytechnic. The ceremony was also attended by representatives of foreign research institutions, including Prof. Agnieszka Pollo, Deputy Director for Science at the National Centre for Nuclear Research.
NAHEPaM – Knowledge and Experience Transfer During Workshops in Kiel
04-09-2026
On August 25–27, 2026, representatives of the National Centre for Nuclear Research and the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences participated in the NAHEPaM project workshops, organized at Christian Albrecht University in Kiel (CAU Kiel).
EIB supports the development of NCBJ’s most modern and largest research infrastructure
03-09-2026
The NCBJ has received funding from the EIB under the TechEU programme to promote innovation, new technologies and economic competitiveness. Thanks to this financial support, the NCBJ will be able to carry out groundbreaking research and development in the fields of physics, materials engineering and medicine. The funding also supports the development of Poland’s expertise in the field of nuclear energy.
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Institute Professor | BP4_550
Deadline: 23-09-2026
The Department of Astrophysics is currently recruiting for the following position: Institute Professor
HYPOTHESIS XXI – one of the world’s most important conferences dedicated to hydrogen technologies, coming to Warsaw for the first time.
24-08-2026
The growing share of renewable energy sources, combined with increasing pressure from stringent emissions standards, requires radical changes in energy policy and the structure of energy generation. Decarbonization efforts are no longer limited to the power sector as a whole, but also extend to distributed energy sources, heavy industry, chemical plants, and other sectors that have traditionally relied on fossil fuels.
