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STUDENT PROGRAMME
The agreement between plenipotentiary of CR and director of JINR has been signed in 2010 (see Documents). The agreement allows to send up to 15 PhD. and diploma students into JINR. The study programme is organized by czech universities. The purpose of the student stay is to participate on interesting research for thesis. The stay is limited for 3 years (Ph.D. students) and 2 years (diploma students). Students are supported by special salary and by additional grant to support their research activities in JINR (including participation in conferences).
More detailed information can be obtained from secretariat of the Committee.
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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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Lednická Tatjana
Závorka Lukáš Ing. Ph.D.
Hubáček Zdeněk Ing.
Pullmannová Petra Mgr. Ph.D.
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MINISTR ŠKOLSTVÍ KE SPOLUPRÁCI ČR S SÚJV
Ministr školství ke spolupráci ČR s SÚJV
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Documents for student`s programme
Agreement - JINR students in CR (2015)
Documents of JINR
Order of the JINR director about the allocation of the grants (2020)
Documents of the Czech Republic
Czech government resolution dated 02/05/2013 No. 317
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L. N. Sedlakova - CV
Visit at the Czech Embassy in Moscow
Visit at the Czech Embassy in Moscow 5
Velvyslanec v SÚJV 2018
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Ambassador ČR i JINR 2019
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INTEREST JINR
poster Wave 5
65th Anniversary of JINR
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Study of the levels of reactive oxygen species in the mammalian cells and microorganisms after irradiation and chemical treatment
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Dilepton mass spectra in p plus p collisions at root s=200 GeV
PHENIX has measured the electron-positron pair mass spectrum from 0 to 8 GeV/c(2) in p + p collisions at root s = 200 GeV. The contributions from light meson decays to e(+)e(-) pairs have been determined based on measurements of hadron production cross se