Wizyta zastępcy dyrektora NCBJ, prof. Agnieszki Pollo, w ukraińskiej firmie Radiy

Visit of NCBJ Deputy Director, Prof. Agnieszka Pollo, to the Ukrainian company Radiy

 

25-09-2026

At the end of August, a meeting was held at the Radiy research and production enterprise in Kropyvnytskyi between representatives of Radiy, the National Aerospace University “Kharkiv Aviation Institute”, and the National Center for Nuclear Research (NCBJ), represented by Prof. Agnieszka Pollo, Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs at the NCBJ.
Warsztaty VIewing Space ThroUgh machine Learning and Astrostatistics (VISTULA)

Why are machine learning and statistical methods crucial in astrophysics and cosmology? The VISTULA workshop at the NCBJ

 

25-09-2026

Machine learning and modern statistical methods are becoming key tools in astrophysics and cosmology – from processing observational data and photometric redshifts to time-domain discoveries, image classification and parameter inference. From 21 to 25 September, the Astrophysics Division of the National Centre for Nuclear Research hosted the "Viewing Space Through Machine Learning and Astrostatistics" (VISTULA) workshop. It provided a structured introduction to the fundamentals of statistics and the concepts of machine learning.
Pracowity wrzesień w Dziale Edukacji i Szkoleń

A busy September in the NCBJ’s Education and Training Division

 

25-09-2026

September is an exceptionally busy time for the Education and Training Division when it comes to popularising science. Over the last few days, staff from the Education and Training Division have been sharing their knowledge of nuclear physics and demonstrating that topics such as radiation, reactors and nuclear power can be discussed in an engaging and accessible way.
NOMATEN Winter School 2026

NOMATEN Winter School 2026 – Advancing research through international collaboration

 

25-09-2026

On 13–14 October 2026, the National Centre for Nuclear Research will host the sixth edition of the NOMATEN Winter School. Organized annually by the three partners of the NOMATEN Teaming project – NCBJ, the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) and the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland – the event brings together researchers, PhD students and experts to share scientific achievements, exchange knowledge and strengthen international research collaboration.
Prof. dr hab. Zbigniew Guzik

Prof. Zbigniew Guzik, DSc, Has Passed Away

 

25-09-2026

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Prof. Zbigniew Guzik, DSc, who died on September 21, 2026, at the age of 82. We extend our deepest condolences to his family, loved ones, and friends.
Teoretycy z NCBJ na konferencji łączącej cząstki elementarne i kosmologię

Theoretical physicists from the NCBJ at a conference bridging elementary particles and cosmology

 

24-09-2026

On September 14-18, 2026, Prof. K. Kowalska and Prof. E. Sessolo of NCBJ attended the international conference "Particle Physics in the Early Universe" in Paris. This prestigious event was co-organized by the Polish Academy of Sciences Scientific Center in Paris, the Institute for Advanced Studies of the University of Warsaw, and IJCLab Orsay.
WMLQ2026 za nami!

WMLQ2026 is now complete!

 

23-09-2026

What do research into galaxy collisions have in common with cancer treatment? More than one might think. In September, Warsaw hosted physicists, medical imaging specialists and computer scientists from Europe, Japan and the US. The third edition of the International Workshop on Machine Learning and Quantum Computing Applications in Medicine and Physics demonstrated once again that the same tools can solve completely different problems.
PolFEL na XV Sympozjum Techniki Laserowej

PolFEL at the 15th Symposium on Laser Technology

 

21-09-2026

The latest project of the National Centre for Nuclear Research – PolFEL – was presented during the 15th Symposium on Laser Technology.
Galaktyki w trakcie zderzenia. Źródło: HSC-SSP/NAOJ

How to effectively identify galaxy mergers? NCBJ researchers compare morphological methods and machine learning

 

18-09-2026

Collisions and merging of galaxies is a key element of their evolution. In the era of large-scale sky surveys, effective methods for detecting these phenomena are essential. In their latest study, astrophysicists from the National Centre for Nuclear Research compared the effectiveness of morphology-based methods with the latest techniques using machine learning.

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2026

Postoc (K/M) | LBM_564

Deadline: 07-10-2026

The National Centre for Nuclear Research opens the competition for the position of Postdoc (K/M) / LBM_564