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An international school on nuclear physics, neutron physics and applications held in Nessebar

From 13 to 18 September, the 24th International School on Nuclear Physics, Neutron Physics and Applications was held in Nessebar. The event was organised by the Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy – BAS, with the support of the Bulgarian National Science Fund, Kozloduy NPP EAD, “Kozloduy NPP – New Capacity” and the State Enterprise “Radioactive Waste”. This edition of the School was attended by eminent scientists from leading scientific organisations and universities around the world, as well as young physicists and researchers from various countries, including Bulgaria, Italy, France, Germany, China, Japan, South Korea, Romania and others. The scientific programme covered a wide range of topical issues in the fields of nuclear physics, neutron physics and their applications. The latest research findings in [...]

“Current Issues in Science” hosts a lecture by Prof. Nikolai Spassov

  On 17 September, Prof. Nikolai Spassov from the National Museum of Natural History gave a lecture at BAS entitled “The first bipedal hominids originated in the Balkans, not in Africa”. The lecture took place as part of the academic seminar “Current Issues in Science”. Prof. Spassov is a zoologist, palaeontologist and palaeoanthropologist. He is the author of more than 280 scientific publications, many of which have appeared in leading international journals. His main contributions are in the fields of mammalian systematics and evolution, palaeozoogeography and early human evolution. During his lecture, Prof. Spassov examined one of the key issues in the field of palaeoanthropology which has long been the subject of serious debate: the time and place of the origin of the first bipedal [...]

2026-09-18T15:21:50+03:0018 September 2026|Categories: General news|

The Institute of Microbiology marks International Microorganism Day

International Microorganism Day – 17 September – was marked in the conference hall of the “Stephan Angeloff” Institute of Microbiology (IMicB) at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS). This year’s event took place as part of a formal session of the National Seminar on General Virology, Infections and Antimicrobials at the Union of Scientists in Bulgaria and the Seminar of national importance on Infectious Microbiology at IMicB– BAS. The celebration of this day began in 2017 at the suggestion of the Portuguese Society of Microbiology with the support of the Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS). The aim of the initiative is to promote the history and contribution of microbiology to modern medicine, biotechnology and environmental protection as well as to inspire young people to [...]

Seminar: ‘Bulgarian science and business in dialogue with the European defence industry’

A specialised seminar as part of the “Security and Defence” National Science Programme was organised on 16 September by the Center for National Security and Defense Research (CNSDR-BAS) and the Joint Innovation Centre of BAS. The main theme of the forum centred on opportunities for collaboration and cooperation in the fields of defence and high technology, and it attracted considerable interest amongst representatives of Bulgarian scientific organisations, universities, defence industry firms and innovative companies. The seminar was opened by Mr. Kamen Iliev, Director of CNSDR-BAS, who highlighted the importance of the event for deepening cooperation between the institutes of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and international high-tech companies with a view to the transfer of knowledge and technology in the fields of defence, national security [...]

2026-09-18T15:20:55+03:0017 September 2026|Categories: General news|

The 10th anniversary edition of the international conference “Sofia Electrochemical Days” – SED’2026

The tenth edition of the international conference “Sofia Electrochemical Days” – SED’2026 – took place from 8 to 12 September at the Creativity House of BAS, Varna. The forum brought together 75 participants from seven countries - Bulgaria, Germany, Portugal, Italy, Slovenia, Poland and the Czech Republic - representing scientific organisations, universities and the business sector. The “Sofia Electrochemical Days” conferences, which have been held biennially since 1996, are organised by the “Academician Evgeni Budevski” Institute of Electrochemistry and Energy Systems – BAS. The scientific programme of SED’2026 included 7 plenary, 10 invited and 13 regular oral presentations as well as 35 poster presentations. The latest scientific findings were presented in the fields of modern batteries and supercapacitors, the production, storage and conversion of hydrogen, [...]

BAS presents: the exhibition “Impressions” by Corresponding Member Zhivka Marinova

The “Impressions” exhibition by Corresponding Member Zhivka Marinova opened in the foyer in front of the “Prof. Marin Drinov” Hall at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences on 15 September and can be viewed until 30 September. This is the fourth painting exhibition to be held as part of the “BAS Presents:” initiative. Corr. Memb. Zhivka Marinova studied painting in the class of Academician Svetlin Rusev at the National Academy of Art. Her journey in art reminds me of the Renaissance recipe for success: to learn from a master so that you, too, may become a master. With these words, the Vice-President of BAS Prof. Emmanuel Moutafov opened the exhibition and introduced Corr. Memb. Marinova. She works primarily in the 30/30 format, though also in 100/140 [...]

2026-09-17T09:40:32+03:0016 September 2026|Categories: Selected|
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