Past Events
Prague Asterix Laser System (PALS) provided first kJ pulses in Prague 20 years ago
Abstract
In late nineties, a unique terawatt iodine (1315.2 nm) laser system Asterix IV, originally developed, built and operated at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching near Munich, was moved to Prague.
New website of the FZU
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The Institute of Physics has launched a new version of its website today that represents a fundamental shift away from its previous Internet presentation.
A serial production of protective masks will be launched by the Institute of Physics in cooperation with ten Czech companies
Abstract
One of the first batches of the planned weekly 50 000-piece productions will be delivered to the institutes of the Czech Academy of Sciences, where researchers test samples for the presence of the coronavirus
Busy children are happy children
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One of the prerequisites for worker satisfaction is their being able to balance their work and family life at the workplace. An uneasy task for which the Institute of Physics, as an employer, has looked for and found an effective solution.
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‘If you can't measure it, then you can't test your ideas’ explains Sarkar
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Cosmic acceleration and Dark energy might not exist. The dispute of professor Subir Sarkar about the significance of the supernovae evidence presented by the 2011 Nobel Prize teams continues
Exploring the extreme Universe: International collaboration for a new gamma-ray observatory launched
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The new observatory will probe the most extreme phenomena and environments to address some of the most compelling questions about our Universe, from the origin of high-energy cosmic rays to searching for dark matter particles
Construction of a new centre for top-class research of solid states physics commenced
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Successful FZU scientific teams which deal with current scientific and technical challenges in the fields of nanoelectronics, photonics, magnetism, functional and bioactive materials and plasma technologies will join forces in this modern centre
Five Nobel Prize winners in physics visited Prague at the invitation of the Academy of Sciences
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The international conference addressed the latest findings related to the behaviour of very small systems of tens and hundreds of nanometers
