From this week until the end of February 2020, the synchrotron is open to users.

On 17 July, a delegation from the Chinese Academy of Sciences visited the National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS of the Jagiellonian University. The aim of the visit is to establish a framework for further cooperation in the area of synchrotron radiation.

Environmental protection, nanotechnology, diagnosis of diseases, and even samples of cosmic dust – these are only some of directions in research that will be performed soon thanks to the decision of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education to finance the construction of two new beamlines and an end station at the SOLARIS synchrotron in Kraków.

The representatives of the CERIC consortium debated for two days at the SOLARIS Centre. The consortium integrates multidisciplinary research infrastructure from Central and South-Eastern Europe.

Today we have hosted the Sejm Committee on Digitalisation, Innovation and New Technologies.