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02.03.2020
Andrey Emelyanov
Konstantin Konischev
01.03.2020
Rastislav Dvornicki
Evgeny Pliskovsky
29.02.2020
Mikhail Minaev
San Sanych Doroshenko
28.02.2020
The new cable turned out to be defective. We are winding it onto the original reel.
27.02.2020
Mounting of optical modules on the fourth string of the sixth cluster. Bair Shaybonov’s team is in action. Aleksandr Avrorin is testing the equipment.
27.02.2020
Yesterday, the 15th International Training Programme For Decision-Makers in Science “JINR Expertise for the Member States and Partner Countries” (JEMS-15) was launched. Leaders in science and education, coordinators of the future JINR Information Centres from Armenia, Vietnam, Egypt, Cuba, Turkey, the Republic of South Africa and Russia arrived in Dubna. For the first time Russia was represented by Kamchatka. This time, the Training Programme was organized in a compact four-day format. Today, the attendees have visited our laboratory.
26.02.2020
Bair Shaybonov is explaining the way he and Mikhail Minayev dismantle the fourth string of the fourth cluster.
26.02.2020
The J/ψJ/ψ pair production is a rare and promising process appropriate for studying the single-parton and double-parton scattering (SPS and DPS). The J/ψJ/ψ pairs can also be produced by the hadron intrinsic charm mechanism which has been used for about 40 years to interpret experimental data.
25.02.2020
Another expedition morning… Someone starts the day with morning exercises, another one with anchor loading or welding…
Video by Mikhail Zhukov.
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22.02.2020
The 127th session of the JINR Scientific Council was held on 20-21 February 2020. On 21 February, the young JINR scientists, the PAC Poster Session winners, presented their reports. According to the recommendation of the Programme Advisory Committee on Particle Physics, Andrey Sheshukov (DLNP) delivered the report “Real-time detection of the Supernova neutrino signal”. Congratulations to Andrey on his successful report presentation!









