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At the poster session of the 56th JINR Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) held on 24 January 2022, twenty-nine scientists presented their posters. Alexander Selyunin, a junior researcher of the JINR EDPP Sector of Research Methodology, took the third place in the poster competition. The PAC members pointed out the high quality of winners’ presentations. We heartily congratulate Alexander and wish him further success and new achievements! 
24.01.2022
This kind of device can be applied to tumour treating or electric vehicle charging. Russian scientists have developed and patented a device to multiply capacity, in particular of a new accelerator for tumour treatment. As announced by the Press Office of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR), the device can also be used for fast charging of mobile gadgets and electric vehicles.
24.01.2022
The new GNN Monthly issue goes into details about the detection of events that can be candidates for astrophysical neutrinos from the blazar PKS 0735+17 and about the plans of the GNN partners for the year 2022, and also presents summaries of recently published papers on neutrino astronomy. The current GNN Monthly issue
  The JINR Department of Licenses and Intellectual Property announces that on 2 December 2021, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research received a patent for the invention “Device for Producing a Sawtooth Voltage on the Capacitor”. The authors are Sergey Nikolaevich Dolya and Viktor Ivanovich Smirnov. We congratulate our colleagues on being granted the patent!
14.01.2022
During 2022−2023, the United Engine Corporation of Rostec will anneal 2100 permalloy shields for sensors of the Observatory, which will increase its sensitivity by 50%. Neutrino telescope sensors installed in the water of Lake Baikal detect high-energy particles and determine their source. It allows scientists to study events in deep space.
13.01.2022
The joint Russian−Cuban project “High-Resolution SPECT/CT Method Based on Medipix Detectors” (Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography/Computed Tomography) involves scientists from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, not far from Moscow, and researchers from the Cuban scientific centres CENTIS and CEADEN. The spokesperson of the project on the part of Russia is A. S. Zhemchugov, a deputy head of the Experimental Department of Colliding Beams (Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems of JINR), and the spokesperson on the part of Cuba is the senior researcher A. Leyva Fabelo (Center for Technological Applications and Nuclear Development, CEADEN).
Yulian Aramovich Budagov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, professor, one of the JINR veteran researchers, a brilliant and talented world-class experimenter physicist, advisor to the Directorate of the Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems, passed away on 30 December 2021. 
Last week, representatives from the University of Belgrade visited the Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems. Elena Radovanovic, a professor of the Faculty of Physical Electronics, and Milena Micic, an undergraduate student, spent four days in Dubna at the DLNP invitation. The visit was initiated by Nikolay Anfimov, the head of the Sector of Research Methodology of the DLNP Experimental Department of Particle Physics (EDPP). Tours of the DLNP subdivisions and of Dubna, meetings with the directors of JINR, DLNP, and the JINR University Centre (UC) were scheduled during the visit.
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In 2022, the Bruno Pontecorvo Scholarship is awarded to • Oleg Karamyshev• Yury Malyshkin We heartily congratulate our scholarship winners and wish them success and new scientific achievements!
The results of the 2022 JINR Grant Competition for Young Scientists and Specialists have been announced. There are 17 of our young colleagues, DLNP staff members, among the winners.
On 28 December 2021, at the session of the DLNP Dissertation Council, Uladzimir Gennadevich Kruchonak defended the dissertation “Studying radiation hardness of high-resistance gallium arsenide to use in particle detectors at future lepton colliders” for the degree of the Candidate of Physics and Mathematics in Specialty 01.04.01: Instruments and methods of experimental physics. Our congratulations to Uladzimir on the successful defence of the candidate dissertation! We wish him further success and bright ideas, scientific achievements, and the right solutions!
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