The Verge, 6.2.2014.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory joined the cutting edge of laser research, receiving $45 million dollars to build a laser system of unprecedented power for a European Union project outside of Prague. The project, called ELI-Beamlines,...
CERN COURIER, Sept 27, 2012.
Jan Hladký, an experimental physicist at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, has made many sculptures over the years based on recycled materials from particle-physics labs. His latest work is a celebration of...
www.fjfi.cz, 7.8.2011.
The Seventh International Conference Quantum Theory and Symmetries (QTS-7) organized by Departments of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, the Bogoliubov...
CERN Document Server, 18.5.2011.
Quarks, Black Holes, CERN...
HiPER News, 3.6.2010.
Members of the HiPER community gathered on 3rd and 4th March 2010 for the 3rd Participants’ Forum and the 1st Fellows Meeting, which was held in Prague.
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IBM Cases studies, 5.3.2010.
IBM iDataPlex has a really innovative design that minimizes heat output and reduces the need for fans. Combined with the IBM Rear Door Heat eXchanger, the solution enabled us to double our existing compute capacity while staying...
Physical Review Focus, 4/9/ 2009.
A recently developed material is hard enough to scratch diamond but is much easier to make. It's also half as hard along some directions in the crystal as in others. A theory in the Rapid Communications section of the August...
CERN Courier, 15/7/2009.
Prague was the setting for CHEP '09, the 17th International Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics. Alan Silverman reports on some of the programme's many highlights.
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CERN Courier, 19.5.2009.
Jirí Niederle, CERN Council member for the Czech Republic, celebrated his 70th birthday in 2009. A well as being a respected theoretical particle physicist, he has been instrumental in building the scientific reputation of Czechoslovakia...
CERN Computer Newsletter, 27/3/2009.
The CHEP series of conferences, held every 18 months, covers the wide field of computing in high-energy and nuclear physics. CHEP'09 was the 17th meeting and attracted 615 attendees from 41 countries. It was held on 23–27...
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