About: Pawel Napiorkowski

A five-day international Scientific Conference "XXVI Workshop of Nuclear Physics" was held in Kazimierz Dolny on 24-29 September 2019. The leading topic of this year's workshop referred to the key issues and challenges of modern physics of the atomic nucleus and, in particular, the structure and dynamics of nuclear processes.

For more than 20 years, this conference has gathered about a hundred of renowned and respected physicist from around the world dealing with theory and experiment in the field of physics of atomic nucleus. Also this year we have hosted almost 80 scientists, including over 50 from abroad, such as the USA, China, Russia, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Lithuania. Among them HIL employees delivered 5 papers:

• Eryk Pisecki- "Dissipation and tunneling in heavy-ion reactions around the Coulomb barier"
• Krzysztof Rusek- "Neutron clusters in light, exotic nuclei- do...

The workshops "Nuclear Physics Research-Technology coaction 2" and brokerage meetings "Nuclear Physics Innovation" were organised in Sevilla, Spain on November 6-8, 2019 by the Heavy Ion Laboratory of the University of Warsaw (HIL) and Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (CNA) as part of the Nuclear activity Physics Innovation ENSAR2 (NuPIA-ENSAR2). During the workshop brokerage meetings were organized by the DELab UW Enterprise Europe Network and Agencia Andaluza del Conocimiento Junta de Andalucia. The event was addressed to scientists, technologists, laboratories and companies dealing with nuclear physics and related technologies. During the workshop there were presented the latest achievements of technologies such as: accelerators, particle detectors, vacuum systems, electronics, data processing, isotope production, irradiation, PET imaging, dosimetry, environmental radioactivity, radiation therapy, proton therapy. The main goal of the workshop was to intensify the process of technology transfer, research and development cooperation as well as scientific and innovative activities:

• presentation of the latest scientific achievements in...