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1 Programul prezentarilor la Sesiunea de comunicări științifice a tinerilor cercetători din IFIN-HH Stimati colegi, participanți la Sesiunea de comunicări științifice a tinerilor cercetători din IFIN-HH Vă informăm că sesiunea de comunicări științifice va avea loc la Biblioteca Națională de Fizică (BNF), , începând cu orele 9:00, si se va desfăsura pe 3 secțiuni după cum urmează: 1. Fizică Teoretică, Sala de Seminar, parter, BNF 2. Fizică Experimentală, Sala A, etaj 1, BNF 3. Cercetări Aplicative, Sala B, etaj 1, BNF Componenta comisiei de examinare la sectiunea de Fizica Teoretica, Sala de Seminar, parter, BNF 1. Dr. Aurel Isar 2. Dr. Dragos Anghel 3. Dr. Doru Delion Componenta comisiei de examinare la sectiunea de Fizica Experimentala, Sala A, etaj 1, BNF 1. Dr. Catalin Borcea 2. Dr. Bogdan Mitrica 3. Dr. Calin Alexa Componenta comisiei de examinare la sectiunea de Cercetari Aplicative, Sala B, etaj 1, BNF 1. Dr. Valentin Moise 2. Dr. Savu Diana 3. Dr. Liviu Craciun Atașate găsiți programele detaliate, pe secțiuni. Secretariatul Stiintific

2 Programul prezentărilor la Sesiunea de comunicări științifice a tinerilor cercetători din IFIN-HH Secțiunea Fizică Teoretică Biblioteca Națională de Fizică, Sala de seminar parter, :00-9:15 Systematics of alpha-decay and spontaneous fissionhalf-lives of superheavy nuclei", Claudia-Ioana Anghel - DFT 2. 9:15-9:30 Promising Features of Near Critical Temperature Josephson junctions, Marina Cuzminschi - DFT 3. 9:30-9:45 Non-Markovianity of gaussian channels, Cristian Ivan DFT 4. 9:45-10:00 Influienta factorului spatiu de faza in prezicerea timpilor de injumatatire pentru tranzitii beta permise si interzise de ordinul I, Ovidiu Nitescu - DFT 5. 10:00-10:15 Symplectic methods for entanglement witnesses in Gaussian systems, Tatiana Mihaescu DFT 6. 10:15-10:30 Quantum information resources in gaussian open systems, Serban Suciu DFT

3 Programul prezentărilor la Sesiunea de comunicări științifice a tinerilor cercetători din IFIN-HH Secțiunea Fizică Experimentală Biblioteca Națională de Fizică, Sala A, etaj 1, :00-9:15 Systematic of <pt> and their mass dependence as a function of CGC inspired variable in utra-relativistic heavy ion collisions, Amelia Lindner-DFH 2. 9:15 9:30 Angular Corelator: Determining Gamma Transition Multipolarities using the RoSphere Array, Lucian Stan DFN 3. 9:30-9:45 Weak Ionization Lead Lepton Interaction for Air-shower Investigations in Romania" WILLI-AIR experiment, Alexandru Balaceanu DFN 4. 9:45-10:00 Dead time corrections for highly fluctuating counting rates associated to inbeam measurements, Marian Boromiza-DFN 5. 10:00-10:15 Study of Monte Carlo event generators taking as reference LHCb data, Alexandru Catalin Ene DFPE 6. 10:15-10:30 The first observation of the low spin structure of 213Fr populated in the EC/Beta+ decay of 213Ra, Cristina Clisu, DFN 7. 10:30 10:45 Study of the Higgs production in association with tt quarks. Search for doubly-charged Higgs boson production in multi-lepton final states, Ana Elena Dumitriu DFPE 8. 10:45 11:00 Non Collision Background studies at ATLAS Experiment, Andrei- Alexandru Geanta DFPE 9. 11:00 11:15 Lifetime measurements in 136Nd, Andrei Emanuel Turturica DFN :15 11:30 Study of the 9C breakup through NP1412-SAMURAI29R1 experiment, Alexandra Chilug, DFN :30 11:45 Upgrade of the TAMU MDM-Focal Plane Detector with Micromegas Technology, Alexandra Spiridon - DFN :45 12:00 Experimental study of the 64Zn(a,p)67Ga fusion reaction at deep sub-barrier energies, Dana Tudor - DFN

4 13. 12:00 12:15 A New Fast Simulation Tool for the Micromegas Detectors, Dan Ciubotaru DFPE :15 12:30 A Monte-Carlo software tools for the characterization of gas mixtures in various detector, Renda Michele - DFPE :30 12:45 Lifetime measurement of the first 1- state in 50Mn through the in-beam FEST technique, Radu Emanuel Mihai - DFN :45-13:00 Radiation Hardness Studies and Evaluation of SRAM-Based FPGA for High Energy Physics Experiments, Vlad-Mihai Placinta - DFPE :00-13:15 From seniority regime to collective behavior in Po isotopes progress, Cristian Costache - DFN :15-13:30 Cosmic ray reconstruction for the KASCADE-Grande experiment, Alexandru Gherghel-Lascu - DFN :30-13:45 Electron performance at the ATLAS detector. Search for flavor-changing neutral currents in t->hq (q=u,c) decays with the ATLAS detector, Grigore Tarna DFPE :45-14:00 Correlations of radio signal from inclined and horizontal air showers recorded with the AERA array with primary particle parameters, Andreea Munteanu - DFN :00-14:15 Designing front-end electronics and acquisition systems for muon detectors based on SiPM devices, Niculescu-Oglinzanu Mihai - DFN :15-14:30 Efficiency characterisation of a segmented clover detector based on the peak sum method with 60Co source, Simona Ilie - DRMR :30 14:45 Double-octupole bands in 150Sm, Alina Ionescu DFN :45 15:00 GEant4 simulation of a underwater Detector, Toma Mosu - DFN

5 Programul prezentărilor la Sesiunea de comunicări științifice a tinerilor cercetători din IFIN-HH Secțiunea Cercetări Aplicative Biblioteca Națională de Fizică, Sala B, etaj 1, :00-9:15 1,3-Dipolar cycloaddition between acetylenic dipolarophiles and sydnone- N-ylides as bis(1,3 dipoles), Florin Adrian Albota - IRASM 2. 9:15-9:30 Investigation of parameters for nuclear forensic characterisation of Cf-252 sources, Andrei Apostol - DFN 3. 9:30-9:45 Identification and characterization of paper-degrading filamentous fungi from archives, Andreea-Simona Manea - IRASM 4. 9:45-10:00 Preparation and characterization of Strontium targets for nuclear astrophysics experiments, Andreea Mitu DFN 5. 10:00-10:15 Annealing of preexisting defects in silicon single crystals by ion irradiation, Maria-Diana Mihai DFN 6. 10:15-10:30 Radiation Safety: Neutron Detection and Dosimetry, Irina Stiru - DFN 7. 10:30 10:45 Production of multicharged metallic ions with an ECR ion source by Laser Ablation, Nicoleta Sandu DFNA 8. 10:45 11:00 REMOTE CONTROL OF A HIGH-VOLTAGE SOURCE, Mircea Lechintan DFNA 9. 11:00 11:15 Datarea cu radiocarbon a aminoacizilor individuali separati prin metoda HPLC din materialul osteologic, Oana Gaza - DAT :15-11:30 Image reconstruction in computerized X-rayTomography, Marta Petruneac - DFNA :30-11:45 Experimental investigations of the environmental pollution by measuring fission product I-129", Georgiana Lazar - DFNA :45-12:00 Multicharged metallic ions production with an ECR ion source by direct sputtering, Viorel Enache - DFNA

6 13. 12:00-12:15 PIXE and XRF employed in artwork authentication, Dragos Mirea - DAT :15 12:30 New ideas of imaging particle tracks in Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors, Ana Chiriacescu - DFNA :30 12:45 Acquisition sistems in VME standard with applications in positron annihilation spectroscopy, Marin Focsaneanu DFNA :45 13:00 Abordari interdisciplinare in cercetarea stiintifica a patrimoniului Romanesc, Andreea Michescu DAT :00 13:15 Inducing gene lesions in pre-b lymphocytes during V(D)J Recombination, in the presence of x-ray or Electromagnetic Fields, Elena Ionita, Mihai Ciubotaru, Marcu Aurelian DFVM :15 13:30 Characterization of Pu samples by gamma spectrometry, Andreea Elena Serban DFN :30 13:45 Gas flow in an IGISOL type chamber, Alexandru State DAT :45 14:00 RF carpet design for cryogenic stopping cell, Adrian Rotaru - DAT :00-14:15 Digital Signal Processing for Arrays of SiPM and LaBr3(Ce) Scintillators, Serban Ujeniuc DFN :15-14:30 A comparative study of the structural, mechanical and tribological characteristics of TiSiC-Cr coatings, Paul Ionescu DFN :30-14:45 Memristor studies using 3 MV Tandetron Accelerator, Andrei Radu-Florin - DAT

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