We invite you to participate in free scientific events organized by the TYGIEL Foundation. As part of this series, on June 11 at 10:00 AM, Dr. Iwona Płowaś-Korus from our Institute will lead a webinar entitled “Science without borders: how to independently navigate the path from idea to international partnership.” During the session, practical tools will be presented to help you start an international scientific career – regardless of your current level of experience.

This year's Nobel Prize winners in Physics are John J. Hopfield (physicist of Polish origin) and Geoffrey E. Hinton (computer scientist) for discoveries and inventions enabling machine learning using artificial neural networks - the announcement.

At the IMP PAS, the research project entitled “Searching for free rare earth and rare earth free permanent magnets using machine learning” is conducted by Dr. hab. Mirosław Waerwiński, prof. IMP PAS. In this project, one of the tasks concerns the use of machine learning algorithms. Based on a prepared database, a practical model will be developed to predict new permanent magnets - read more about the project.

On September 27, we invite you to the Institute of Molecular Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences for the next edition of the “Researchers’ Night”. This unique event brings the world of science closer to anyone curious about the surrounding world and wants to discover its mysteries in an inspiring way. This year, we have prepared fascinating demonstrations, workshops, lectures, and interactive experiments from various areas of physics. This is a great opportunity to bring together scientists and people who don’t engage with scientific work in their daily lives. The event is open to everyone, regardless of age – children are welcome under adult supervision! This night will be full of inspiration and discoveries!

On the basis of the application No. P.439502, the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland has granted a patent to the Polish Oil and Gas Company-Odolanów Branch, the Institute of Molecular Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. The patent is for an invention entitled "Method of separating liquid or gas in a rectification installation, backfilling the rectification shelf and using superconducting materials".

The co-authors of the patent from our Institute are: Prof. Dr. hab. Wojciech Kempiński, Prof. Dr. hab. Zbigniew Trybuła, Dr. Jakub Niechciał, and Dr. Piotr Banat.

Patent document.