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Postdoc | BP3 572
Deadline: 29-10-2026
The National Centre for Nuclear Research opens the competition for the position of Postoc at the High Energy Physics Division (ref. BP3_572)
NCBJ researchers featured in the latest Top 2% Scientists ranking
08-10-2026
Stanford University and Elsevier have published a new list of the Top 2% Scientists. This annual ranking features researchers who make key contributions to the advancement of science. Once again this year, the list includes the names of scientists from the National Centre for Nuclear Research.
New MINIATURA grant for research into the consistency of AI models in nuclear sciences
08-10-2026
The National Science Centre has announced the ranking list for the latest edition of the MINIATURA 10 competition. Among the winners was a project by dr inż. Wojciech Kubiński, from the NCBJ’s Reactor Research Division, entitled “Assessment of the physical consistency of artificial intelligence models in nuclear sciences based on OECD NEA benchmark data”.
The Nobel Prize in Physics for the IceCube Neutrino Observatory
06-10-2026
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics to Francis Halzen for his pivotal contribution to the establishment of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory.
The AQURE accelerator presented at the Congress of the Polish Society of Medical Physics
06-10-2026
From 30 September to 3 October 2026, during the 19th Congress of the Polish Society of Medical Physics (PTFM) in Gdańsk, AQURE was presented to the general public for the first time – a mobile intraoperative accelerator, the result of collaboration between the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and the Wielkopolska Oncology Centre in Poznań (WCO).
The Council of Ministers has approved the Polish Nuclear Power Programme!
30-09-2026
During this year’s Energy Days 2026 in Katowice, Miłosz Motyka from the Ministry of Energy announced that the Council of Ministers had adopted an update to the Polish Nuclear Power Programme (PPEJ) and was proceeding with work on the State Energy Policy (PEP).
As easy as ABC: how to classify exotic nuclei
30-09-2026
With the progress of science, over 3000 nuclear isotopes have already been discovered, many with various exotic properties. Researchers all around the world search for a universal classification scheme to properly describe them to a modern standard. A group of scientists from the National Centre for Nuclear Research and University of Padova in Italy proposed a novel naming scheme for nuclei, based on definitions and properties that characterize modern nuclear physics.
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.
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.
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.
