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COMMITTEE
The main task of the Committee is organization of scientific cooperation between czech research and academic institutions and JINR.

Members of the Committee:

Bartova Eva (IBP ASCR)
Burdik Cestmir (FNSPE CTU)
Davidkova Marie (INP ASCR)
Dobes Jan (INP ASCR, Chairman of the Committee for cooperation of the Czech Republic with JINR)
Hedbavny Pavel (Czech Vacuum Society)
Chudoba Vratislav (Head of the national group of the CR in JINR)
Jancik Petr (FMST VSB-TUO)
Janosec Jiri (TC ASCR)
Jirak Zdenek (IP ASCR)
Katovsky Karel (FEEC BUT)
Kvasil Jan (FMP CU)
Leitner Rupert (MFF CUNI,Chairman of the Committee for cooperation of the Czech Republic with CERN)
Lidl Vaclav (MPO CR)
Maslan Miroslav (FoS UP)
Pospisil Stanislav (IEAP CTU, Member of the JINR Scientific Council)
Prasil Jan (MPO CR)
Rod Frantisek (MF CR)
Skoda Radek (FEE UWB)
Stekl Ivan (IEAP CTU, Vice-chairman of the Committee for cooperation of the Czech Republic with JINR)
Tursunov Arman (FPS SUO)
Vratislav Stanislav (FNSPE CTU)
Vysinka Marek (Plenipotentiary of the Government of the Czech Republic in JINR)
Wagner Vladimir (INP ASCR)
Wilhelm Ivan (Member of the JINR Scientific Council)
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Committee for cooperation of CR with JINR
secretariat
NPI AS CR
Na Truhlářce 39/64
180 00 Prague
Czech Republic

Tel.: +420 266 177 235
E-mail: dubna@ujf.cas.cz
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Chudoba Vratislav Ing. Ph.D.
Dragoun Otokar Ing. DrSc.
Zeman Miroslav Ing. Ph.D.
Švehláková Hana Ing. Ph.D.
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MINISTR ŠKOLSTVÍ KE SPOLUPRÁCI ČR S SÚJV
Ministr školství ke spolupráci ČR s SÚJV
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Swift heavy ions in research of iron-bearing nanomaterials
Swift heavy ions in research of iron-bearing nanomaterials
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Book. The Inorganic Radiochemistry of Heavy Elements: Methods for Studying Gaseous Compounds.
The aim of this book is to facilitate the wider use of advantageous gas phase techniques towards heavy elements. Studies of the transactinoid elements (polyvalent metals) stimulated application of their volatile halides, oxides, and oxyhalides to fast rad