International cooperation in superheavy elements research

As part of research focused on the study of the chemistry of superheavy elements and their homologues, the staff of the Department of Nuclear Chemistry (KJCH) of the CTU in Prague organized this year’s second international experimental campaign on the cyclotron U-120M (IJF, CAS) in Řež near Prague, where they deepened their cooperation with the University of Oslo (UiO), Norway, Texas A&M University (TAMU), USA, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU), Germany, and the GSI Darmstadt research institute (GSI), Germany. Representatives from all of these institutes met at the U-120M cyclotron laboratory during the November campaign.

From left: Dr. Pavel Bartl (DNC), Annie Bukowski (TAMU), Prof. Jan John (top, DNC), Dr. Alexander Yakushev (bottom, GSI), Dr. Pavol Mošať (GSI), Katharina Hermainski (JGU/GSI), Prof. Christoph E. Düllmann (JGU/GSI), Felix Sprunk (JGU) and Prof. Jon Petter Omtvedt (UiO).

ENEN2plus 14C workshop

Nuclear Physics Institute (The Czech Academy of Sciences) is organizing a five-day 14C workshop for Master degree’s students. The event takes place on 15-19 June 2024 in Řež. The deadline for scientific proposals submission scientific proposals is 11 February 2024.
More information can be found on the event website.

New PhD positions in Nuclear Chemistry starting in 2021/2022

Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the CTU in collaboration with the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences offer a PhD position in Nuclear Chemistry.

Topic: Synthesis and characterization of thin film scintillators based on tellurides or selenides

More information about position: Topic 1

Department of Nuclear Chemistry, Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering of the CTU offer a PhD position in Nuclear Chemistry.

Topic: Design, synthesis and characterization of multimodal nanostructures for biomedical application

More information about position: Topic 2

Project CEBAMA

The european project CEBAMA, in which Group of migration of radionuclides and toxic substances in the environment headed by assistant professor Vopálka has participated , is ending. Do you want to know more? See the newsletter. More information here.