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The Second Contest among young group leaders on antiproton and ion research (hereinafter – Contest), participating in research work on scientific topics of the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research in Europe (hereinafter – FAIR), the “NICA” complex (Dubna) and the U-70 accelerator (Protvino) in educational and scientific centers of the Russian Federation, is announced in the scope of FAIR-Russia Research Center (hereinafter – FRRC).
The Ninth Call for Applications among students, PhD students and young PhDs for 2018 (hereinafter – Contest), who work in FAIR-related research, “NICA” Complex (Dubna) research and the U-70 accelerator research (Protvino) in educational and scientific centers of the Russian Federation, is announced in the scope of FAIR-Russia Research Center (hereinafter - FRRC).
Fifth International FAIR School (hereinafter – School), devoted to accelerators and FAIR scientific programs, is organized in the scope of FAIR-Russia Research Center's (hereinafter – FRRC) work in cooperation with Helmholtz Graduate School for Hadron and Ion Research for FAIR (hereinafter – HGS-HIRe). Four International FAIR schools were successfully held in the previous years: in Hirschegg (Austria, 2011), in Bekasovo (Russian Federation, 2012), in Crete (Greece, 2013) and in Castiglione-della-Pescaia (Italy, 2015).
Course of lectures on designing and giving talks on scientific projects (hereinafter – Course) is organized by FRRC and takes place in the building 40 of the NRC “Kurchatov Institute” – ITEP on 26-27 of June 2017.
V.V. Putin awarded 2016 President prize in science and innovations for young scientists.