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On 2 June, the Painting Exhibition by Vladimir Ivanovich Komarov Will Open at the Culture Centre “Mir”
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On 2 June, the painting exhibition by Vladimir Ivanovich Komarov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, the chief researcher of DLNP, will be opened.
Vladimir Ivanovich devoted to science almost 65 years: worked at the synchrocyclotron, participated in the design of the medical proton complex, performed studies at the facilities in Protvino and Jülich (Germany), was involved in experiments at the accelerator at CERN (Switzerland) and in many other projects.
A prestigious prize of the European Physical Society was awarded to the Borexino collaboration
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Borexino, an international collaboration, was awarded a prestigious Giuseppe and Vanna Cocconi Prize of the European Physics Society in astrophysics and cosmology for breakthrough studies of solar neutrinos providing the only and exhaustive evidence of nuclear fusion reactions in the Sun in the pp-chain and in the CNO cycle.
JEMS-17 Visited Our Laboratory
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Today, the attendees of the 17th International Training Programme for decision-makers in science and scientific cooperation “JINR Expertise for Member States and Partner Countries” (JEMS-17) visited our Laboratory. This time, representatives from Russia, Armenia and Belarus came to Dubna to take part in the training programme.
The Secretary of Three Science Coryphaei
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On 24 May, DLNP veterans celebrated Irina Grigorevna POKROVSKAYA’s birthday. She worked at JINR for about half a century communicating with a great number of employees. And now, in the year of JINR’s 65th anniversary, she would like to share her memories of her career at the Laboratory with a new generation of scientists.
“Hardware and software development for Precision Laser Inclinometers” by Aleksey Krasnoperov
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The Precision Laser Inclinometer (PLI) developed at DLNP (JINR) is intended for high-precision measurements of the Earth surface inclinations in relation to the direction of gravitational acceleration g. The report shows the design of the PLI and discusses the problems which can be solved using this instrument. The inclinometer functioning in different modes is considered.
“Cold Superdense Baryonic Component of Nuclear Matter” by S. S. Shimanskiy
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The pioneering experimental studies of proton scattering on nuclei, started in the late 1950s at DLNP (JINR), allowed D. I. Blokhintsev to assume the presence of a lower mass nucleus in a compressed state in nuclei, that means the presence of a cold strongly compressed component in ordinary nuclear matter. The search for and the study of two- and three-nucleon systems in nuclei continued at DLNP and ITEP (Moscow) and beyond. The investigations were carried out in the kinematic region, outside kinematics of the nucleon-nucleon interaction. Later, the processes in this kinematic region were called “cumulative processes”.
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