Institute of Nuclear Physics PAN
PLASMA 2027 will take place at the Institute of Nuclear Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IFJ PAN) in Krakow, Poland.
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Founded in 1955, IFJ PAN is one of Poland’s leading research institutes in nuclear and particle physics. Its research spans nuclear physics, particle physics, accelerator technology, radiation physics and related applications. With its strong scientific community and international collaborations, the Institute provides an inspiring setting for scientific exchange and discussion.
Welcome to Krakow
Located in southern Poland, Krakow is a city where centuries of history meet a vibrant academic and cultural life. Its UNESCO-listed historic centre, iconic Main Market Square and Wawel Castle make it one of Poland’s most distinctive destinations.
Beyond its historic landmarks, Krakow is a lively university city with a large international community, excellent restaurants and cafés, and a rich cultural scene. The city is also well connected internationally, making it a convenient destination for participants travelling from across Europe and beyond.
We look forward to welcoming you to Krakow and the Institute of Nuclear Physics PAN for PLASMA 2027.
