Conferences
Participaton in organisation of recent international conferences
The 7th Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2023, Seville (Spain), (P. Povinec with. M. Garcia-Leon, Uni. Seville)
The 18th Intern. Conf. on Astroparticle and Underground Physics TAUP2023, Vienna, international team
The 3rd Intern. Conf. Radioanal. Nuclear Chem. RANC2023 (Budapest), international team
The 1Ith Intern. Radiochemistry Conf. RADCHEM2022, Marianske Lazne, international team
The 6th Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2021, online, 2021, (P. Povinec with A. Ioanidou, Uni Thessaloniki)
The 5th Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2019, Prague (Czechia), 2019 (P. Povinec together with I. Svetlik, Inst. of Nuclear Physics, CAS)
The 4th Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2017, Vilnius (Lithuania), 2017 (P. Povinec together with G. Lujaniene, SCI Centre of Physics, LAS)
The 3rd Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2015, Thessaloniki (Greece), 2015 (P. Povinec together with A. Ioannidou, Univ. of Thessaloniki)
The 2nd Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity, Rome (Italy), 2010 (P. Povinec together with W. Plastino, Univ. Roma Tre)
Active participations at recent international conferences
5th Intern. Conf. on Environmental Radioactivity ENVIRA2019, Prague, 2019:
R. Breier: Monte Carlo simulation of HPGe detectors for radon measurements in the air using Marinelli containers
J. Kaizer: Temporal changes in the tritium and radiocarbon concentration in the western North Pacific Ocean (1993-2012)
I. Kontuľ: Radiocarbon analysis of carbonaceous aerosols in Bratislava, Slovakia
V. Palušová: Background sources in the Modane underground laboratory
J. Zeman: Development of methods for AMS analysis of long-lived radionuclides at the CENTA facility
2nd Intern. Conf. on Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry (10– 15/4, 2019, Budapest):
J. Kaizer: Radiopurity measurements of selected materials at ultra-low levels for under-ground experiments using ICPMS
P. Povinec: Ultra-sensitive radionuclide analyses: New frontiers in radioanalytics
J. Zeman: Development of methods for determination of uranium and thorium in detector construction materials by accelerator mass spectrometry
11th International Conference on Methods and Applications of Radioanalytical Chemistry (MARC XI) (Kona, Hawaii, USA), May 2018:
P. Povinec: Ultra-sensitive radionanalytical technologies for underground physics experiments
17th RadChem Intern. Conf. (11-16/5, 2018 Mariánske Lázně, Czech Republic):
R. Breier: Production of cosmogenic radionuclides in Ge spectrometers placed in deep underground: a comparison of measurements with Monte-Carlo simulations
J. Kaizer: Development of procedures for separation of uranium and thorium from selenium matrices for their determination by mass spectrometry techniques
I. Kontuľ: Impact of nuclear power plants on radiocarbon in the atmosphere and biosphere of Slovakia
V. Palušová: Monte Carlo simulation of environmental background sources of a HPGe detector operating in Modane underground laboratory
J. Pánik: Determination of iron concentration in brain tissues using PIXE method
P. Povinec: Analysis of environmental radionuclides at ultra-low levels: Limitations for underground experiments on rare nuclear processes
23rd Intern. Radiocarbon Conf. (17-22/6, 2018 Trondheim, Norway):
P. Povinec: Fifty years of atmospheric radiocarbon studies in Slovakia: NPP and fossil fuel impacts