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In an article published last week in The European Physical Journal Plus, Oleg Yu. Smirnov, a leading researcher at the Laboratory of Nuclear Problems, Doctor of Sciences(Physics and Mathematics), discusses the fundamental limit for precision of particle detectors based on organic scintillators.
24.10.2025
On 22 October 2025, the first results of multi-year work on joint analysis of data obtained within the NOvA and T2K experiments were published in Nature, one of the most respected journals in the world. The staff members of the Department of Particle Physics of the Laboratory of Nuclear Problems (DPP DLNP) made a significant contribution to this analysis and preparation of the publication.
21.08.2025
At the end of July 2025, the Journal of Instrumentation published an article by staff members of the JINR Laboratory of Nuclear Problems "Operation of laser diodes in picosecond mode read out by Silicon Photomultipliers", which presented a method for generating short light pulses (< 100 ps) on laser diodes using the Step Recovery Diode (SRD)-based pulse shaper.
01.08.2025
In July 2025, a new paper titled "Long term remote reactor power and fuel composition monitoring using antineutrinos" was published in Physics Letters B. It presents the results of seven years of antineutrino flux measurements from a nuclear reactor at the Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant in the DANSS experiment. DLNP staff members play a key role in the experiment, ranging from the development of the first detector prototypes to ensuring the described long-term measurements at the Kalinin NPP.
30.07.2025
The July-September 2025 open-access issue of the Natural Science Review journal featured an article by researchers from JINR, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and the National Medical Research Center for Rehabilitation and Balneology. The article presents a comparative analysis of various components produced by mesenchymal stem cells into the conditioned medium, obtained using serum-based and serum-free culture methods and isolated via ultrafiltration techniques.
17.01.2025
The Instruments and Experimental Techniques journal has published an article by staff members of the Department of Nuclear Spectroscopy and Radiochemistry on the results of developing new tellurium-loaded plastic scintillators.
16.01.2025
While analysing samples collected from an unused part of the tunnel of the Baksan Neutrino Observatory of the Institute for Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences (BNO INR RAS), biologists from the Sector of Molecular Genetics of the Cell of the Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems have discovered a previously unknown community of microorganisms, including new genera of bacteria.
14.08.2024
Leading scientists from the Laboratory of Theoretical Physics and the Laboratory of Nuclear Problems at JINR conducted research on coherent interactions of a fast proton with the short-range NN correlations in the nucleus, using data from the BM@N Experiment at the NICA Collider. An article presenting the results of the study was published in Physical Review C in June 2024. The authors are Alexey Larionov and Yuri Uzikov.
24.07.2024
Researchers of our laboratory Georgy Shelkov, Vladislav Rozhkov and Rostislav Sotenskii together with MSU scientists developed the algorithm for quantitative and qualitative material analysis by the K-edges for photon-counting computed tomography.
01.07.2024
The article titled “Monte Carlo programs for small-angle Bhabha scattering” was published in Chinese Physics C by a team of authors from the JINR Laboratory of Nuclear Problems, the JINR Laboratory of Theoretical Physics and Dubna State University. Among the authors are staff members from the Department of Colliding Beams of our laboratory I. R. Boyko, L. V. Kalinovskaya, A. A. Kanpf, R. R. Sadykov, and V. L. Yermolchik.
20.11.2023
In October 2023, the international Muon g-2 collaboration published an article in Phys. Rev. Lett. reporting results of the experiment on precision measurements of muon anomalous magnetic moment at Fermilab (USA). Being a part of the collaboration, the group of scientists from DLNP JINR (V. A. Baranov, V. P. Volnykh, V. N. Duginov, V. A. Krylov, N. A. Kuchinsky, N. V. Khomutov) took part in the creation of the prototype of a tracking detector and in development of data acquisition and visualization system.