Passed
Memento of Professor Roman Żelazny by Krzysztof Andrzejewski
2018.11.13 14:26 - Marek Pawłowski
... We have gotten a permission for purchase from USA, but under condition, that the computer would be frequently inspected by the Americans, which in turn required to break the local reluctance. This was achieved and in 1973 CYBER 72 was placed in Świerk in the CYFRONET computing centre, that was led by Professor Żelazny. The institute employed about 100 people, both with Reactor Computing Division. ...
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Late prof. Roman Żelazny
2018.11.05 9:57 - admin
theoretical physicist, a longtime employee of the Institute of Nuclear Research. Creator and the first director of CYFRONET.
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Late Krzysztof Pytel, PhD
2018.08.22 14:04 - udgov_hs
The late Krzysztof Pytel was the supervisor of EWA and MARIA reactors.
He devoted his whole life to nuclear physics and research work.
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Professor Adam Sobiczewski has passed away
2017.10.20 13:45 - udgov_hs
Professor Adam Sobiczewski passed away on October 20-th 2017. He was a world-class expert in theoretical nuclear physics, in particular, the structure and properties of heavy and superheavy nuclei. His most conspicuous scientific achievements were theoretical predictions of the spherical magic shells at Z=114 and N=184 (together with Gareev and Kalinkin) and of a new stability region for the A>100 deformed nuclei (jointly with D. A. Arseniev and V. G. Soloviev)
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Professor Andrzej Czachor (1934-2017) – in remembrance
2017.09.11 8:29 - admin
Professor Andrzej Czachor, a long-time NCBJ employee, top-class scientist, patriot and social activist dedicated to his ideals passed away on September 8, 2017. His works in the field of crystal lattice dynamics, crowned with the Drgania atomów w ciele stałym (Solid state atoms vibrations) monograph, are classical references to this very day. His scientific interests were initially focussed on problems caused by disorder within crystal and/or magnetic lattice. Over the years he became interested in some more universal problems. Ability to ask simple questions for which answers were by no means simple was among his distinctive features.
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