“Microwave plasma enabled synthesis of free standing carbon nanostructures at atmospheric pressure conditions” by N. Bundaleska et al (with the Plasma Engineering Laboratory of N-PRiME; E. Tatarova, PI) has been selected by the Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics (PCCP) journal as a HOT manuscript in 2018.
Member of IPFN's Experimental Physics Group is now part of FuseNet Student Council
Prize delivered to Marija Vranic by President of the Portuguese Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
Bruno Gonçalves took office as president of IPFN following the formal nomination by the IST president Arlindo Oliveira.
The first review meeting of the PEGASUS project took place on December 14 at IST.
On 11th December, with 86% of the votes, Bruno Gonçalves was reelected as the current IPFN president.
Work on extreme laser-matter interaction is distinguished by IBM Portugal
How GPU computing is helping science move forward.
Combining drones for radiological inspection, communication and rescue.
Testing the idea of a controllable cargo robot to be implemented in ITER.
