Head of Division

email:

room#: F-0-22
phone: +48-12 664 4865

Fields of Research:

• Experimental Neutrino Physics
• Development of extremely low background
  detectors and techniques

Physics Links:

• DarkSide
• BOREXINO
• GERDA
• GALLEX/GNO

room#: B-2-30
phone: +48-12 664 4622

Fields of Research:

• Experimental Nuclear and Particle Physics
• Precision tests of Fundamental Symmetries
• Development of particle detectors and techniques

Physics Links:

• nEDM@PSI
• miniBETA
• BRAND

Professor

email:

room#: F-0-23
phone: +48-12 664 4807

Fields of Research:

• Computer Architecture
• Vector images in Magnetocardiography (PDF PL)
• Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves of Extremely Low Frequency (EM-ELF) (PDF PL)
• Action of Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Field on Heart Rate Variability (PDF PL)
• Modeling of magnetic hearth vector from cellular ion currents (PDF PL)

room#: B-2-39
phone: +48-12 664 4528

Fields of Research:

Physics Links:

Assistant

email:

phone: +48-12 664 4861
room#: F-0-20

Fields of Research:

• Experimental Neutrino Physics
• Development of extremely low background
  detectors and techniques

Physics Links:

• BOREXINO
• GERDA

Seminars:

• Searches for direct interactions of dark matter particles in the DARKSIDE detector, Warsaw University, 08.03.2016, Warsaw, Poland
• High-sensitivity online monitor for 222Rn in air, Canfranc Underground Laboratory, 14.10.2015, Canfranc, Spain
• First results of the GERDA experiment, National Centre for Nuclear Research, 14.03.2014, Warsaw, Poland
• Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay and the Newest Results of the GERDA Experiment, Warsaw University, 12.12.2013, Warsaw, Poland
• First Results on Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay of 76Ge by the GERDA Experiment, Warsaw University, 25.11.2013, Warsaw, Poland
• What do we know now about neutrinos?, Seminar of the Polish Physical Society, 03.10.2013, Institute of Physics, Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland
• Geo-neutrinos in BOREXINO, Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Polish Academy of Science, 16.11.2010, Cracow, Poland
• Detection of geo-neutrinos in BOREXINO, Seminar of High Energy Physics, 30.04.2010, Institute of Experimental Physics, Warsaw University, Warsaw, Poland

Projects:

“Radio-pure materials and technologies for science and society” financed by the Foundation for Polish Science in the frame of the TEAM Programme.

For physics frontier experiments, designed to investigate fundamental problems of the Standard Model like non-conservation of lepton number (through neutrino-less double beta decay) or existence of dark matter particles, the expected signals are very week. The detectors need to have large active masses and simultaneously the background rates, caused by natural radioactivity, must be pushed down to extremely low levels. Comprehensive research program on the background reduction techniques is therefore proposed. It will allow for better understanding of the origin of the most relevant isotopes, and for easier, faster and more confident selection of materials and procedures for applications with the highest radio-purity demands (single-atom level). Finally, the presented project will have crucial impact on future large-scale (ton-scale) experiments in the field of nuclear and astro-particle physics.

JOB OFFERS in the frame of the TEAM project.

email:

phone: +48 12 664 4864
room#: G-0-18

Fields of Research:

• Earth of Science (LTR-LAB)
  • Global Lightning Activity
  • Thunderstorms and Lightning Strokes
  • Electromagnetic Waves of Extremely Low Frequency (EM-ELF)
  • Solar Activity and the Solar Wind interaction with the Earth’s Magnetosphere

 

• Sensors for Environment and Health
  • Telemetry Sensors
  • Remote Sensing
  • Sensors used in environmental monitoring
  • Air pollution monitoring
  • Environmental Effects on Our Health
  • Biophysics and Physiology

 

• Storm&DustNet Project

 

• Computational Physics (Support of Education)
  • Numerical Data Analysis On-line and Off-line
  • Computer Architecture
  • Assembly Language and Microcontroller Low Level Programming

Links:

• Personal Home Page
• List of publications
• List of publications (Web of Science, PubMed)

room#: G-0-18
phone: 12 664 4864

Physics Links:

• BOREXINO
• GERDA

phone: +48-12 664 4861
room#: F-0-20

Fields of Research:

• Hadron Physics
• Spallation
• Experimental Neutrino Physics

Physics Links:

• WASA-at-COSY
• PISA
• BOREXINO
• GERDA

Assistant Professor 

email: dagmara.rozpedzik@uj.edu.pl

Fields of Research:

• Experimental Nuclear and Particle Physics
  • Precision tests of physics beyond the Standard Model
  • Development of particle detectors and techniques

• Theoretical Nuclear Physics
  • Electromagnetic processes in few-nucleon systems within the framework of chiral effective field theory

Current Projects:

• nEDM@PSI  (Measurement of the neutron electric dipole moment at PSI)
• OTUS@PSI (Oscillating ultra-cold neutron spectrometer)
• miniBETA (Precise measurement of the beta-spectrum shape)
• BRAND (Measurements of the neutron beta-decay correlation coefficients)
  

Assistant

email:

phone: +48-12 664 4634
room#: G-0-07

Fields of Research:

• Experimental Neutrino Physics
• Development of extremely low background detectors and techniques

Physics Links:

• GERDA

Projects:

“Radio-pure materials and technologies for science and society” financed by the Foundation for Polish Science in the frame of the TEAM Programme.

For physics frontier experiments, designed to investigate fundamental problems of the Standard Model like non-conservation of lepton number (through neutrino-less double beta decay) or existence of dark matter particles, the expected signals are very week. The detectors need to have large active masses and simultaneously the background rates, caused by natural radioactivity, must be pushed down to extremely low levels. Comprehensive research program on the background reduction techniques is therefore proposed. It will allow for better understanding of the origin of the most relevant isotopes, and for easier, faster and more confident selection of materials and procedures for applications with the highest radio-purity demands (single-atom level). Finally, the presented project will have crucial impact on future large-scale (ton-scale) experiments in the field of nuclear and astro-particle physics.