03

Apr

2026

Physicist | BP4_515

Deadline: 16-04-2026

The National Centre for Nuclear Research invites applications for the position of physicist in the Astrophysics Division
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Plenary meeting of the European TREASURE project at the NCBJ

 

03-04-2026

In March, the National Centre for Nuclear Research hosted the plenary meeting of the TREASURE project. This initiative, funded by the European Commission, supports research and development efforts aimed at advancing gas-cooled fast reactor (GFR) technology.
Seminarium "Kobiety z energią". Zdjęcie: Wojewódzki Urząd Pracy w Gdańsku

NCBJ scientist at the “Women with Energy” seminar

 

03-04-2026

On March 31, as part of the “March in High Heels” campaign, the “Women with Energy” seminar was held at the Marshal’s Office in Gdańsk, with the participation of dr Agnieszka Boettcher from the National Centre for Nuclear Research.
NCBJ partnerem ogólnopolskiego programu budowy kadr dla energetyki jądrowej. Ruszył projekt 4NEW

NCBJ becomes a partner in a nationwide program to develop personnel for the nuclear energy sector. The start of the 4NEW project

 

01-04-2026

The launch of a collaboration between universities, research institutions, public administration, and industry marks an important step in Poland’s preparations for the development of nuclear energy. The launch of this project, which aims to train specialists and build a talent pool, will help ensure a sufficient workforce for one of the economy’s key sectors.
NCBJ i Muzeum Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie podpisały umowę o współpracy

NCBJ and Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum have signed a cooperation agreement

 

30-03-2026

The National Centre for Nuclear Research and the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum in Warsaw are formalizing their partnership to promote science and the legacy of one of the world’s most distinguished scientists. The agreement signed today paves the way for joint educational projects, events, and initiatives aimed at introducing the public to the achievements of the Polish Nobel laureate.

Our researchers are developing new technologies as part of the Science4Business project!

 

27-03-2026

The National Centre for Nuclear Research hosted a meeting with scientists whose projects were positively evaluated and selected for implementation as part of the first call for proposals under the “Development Incubator” (Task 1 of the Science4Business project).
Wizualizacja zderzenia zarejestrowanego przez eksperyment CMS. Źródło: CERN

Scientists peer deep into matter: groundbreaking results from the Large Hadron Collider

 

27-03-2026

Researchers working on one of the world’s largest scientific experiments – CMS at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) – have announced new findings on how the fundamental building blocks of matter behave. The analysis utilized, for the first time, the latest data collected at CERN between 2022 and 2024. Scientists from the National Research Centre for Nuclear Physics also played an important role in this work.

Researchers from NCBJ and SGGW improve the durability of tools through ion implantation

 

26-03-2026

Tool life is a key aspect of optimising manufacturing processes in industry. Depending on the industry, tool material wear can be influenced by a number of factors, which must be thoroughly understood in order to predict tool life and propose the best method for extending it. In their latest publication, a team of researchers from the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) presented the results of their research into the effect of nitrogen ion implantation on the wettability of WC-Co blades used in the machining of wood-based furniture panels.

24

Mar

2026

Data Analysis Specialist in the LHCb Experiment | UZ2_514

Deadline: 14-04-2026

The National Centre for Nuclear Research opens the competition for
Skand-47 – radioizotop przyszłości w walce z rakiem

Scandium-47 – a radioisotope of the future in the fight against cancer

 

19-03-2026

Scandium-47 has attracted scientists’ attention as a new candidate for use in targeted radionuclide therapy. Specialists from the Radioisotope Centre POLATOM investigated the efficiency of its production in the MARIA research reactor and evaluated the quality of the resulting radioisotope for its potential application in radiopharmaceuticals used in cancer therapy. Publications describing the research results have appeared in prestigious scientific journals.