The mission of the Jožef Stefan Institute is the accumulation and dissemination of knowledge at the frontiers of natural science and technology for the benefit of society at large through the pursuit of education, learning, research, and development of high technology at the highest international levels of excellence.
IJS is involved in a wide variety of fields of scientific and economic interest. After close to 60 years of scientific achievement, the institute has become part of the image of Slovenia.[citation needed]
Over the last 60 years it has created a number of important institutions, such as the University of Nova Gorica, the Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate School[1] and the Ljubljana Technology park.[2]
DepartmentsEdit
Physics
F1 Theoretical Physics
F2 Low and Medium Energy Physics 2016-03-07 at the Wayback Machine
Milan Čopič Nuclear Training Centre at archive.today (archived April 15, 2013)
Reactor Infrastructure Centre
Scientific Information Centre Library
Center for Technology Transfer and Innovation
CampusesEdit
The institute has facilities in two locations. The main facilities and the headquarters are on Jamova 39 in Ljubljana, the other location is the institute's Podgorica Reactor Center located in Brinje, Dol pri Ljubljani near Ljubljana.
Research reactorEdit
The Podgorica Reactor Center in Brinje
The institute's Podgorica Reactor Center is home to a pool type research reactor. The General AtomicsTRIGA Mark II reactor is rated for a nominal 250 kW thermal. The reactor was first licensed in 1966 and is expected to continue operation at least into the 2030s.[3]
The Central Radioactive Waste Storage of Slovenia is co-located at the institute's reactor facility. This facility is used for storage of the low and intermediate level solid radioactive waste from the Podgorica Reactor Center and other, non-institute small waste producers such as medical, research, and industrial applications of ionising radiation.[3]
Selection of online services from the instituteEdit
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Jozef Stefan Institute news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Jozef Stefan Institute IJS JSI Slovene Institut Jozef Stefan is the largest research institute in Slovenia The main research areas are physics chemistry molecular biology biotechnology information technologies reactor physics energy and environment At the beginning of 2013 the institute had 962 employees of whom 404 were PhD scientists Jozef Stefan InstituteInstitut Jozef Stefan TypeResearch instituteEstablished1949 1949 Doctoral students404LocationLjubljana SloveniaWebsitewww wbr ijs wbr siThe mission of the Jozef Stefan Institute is the accumulation and dissemination of knowledge at the frontiers of natural science and technology for the benefit of society at large through the pursuit of education learning research and development of high technology at the highest international levels of excellence Contents 1 History 2 Departments 3 Campuses 4 Research reactor 5 Selection of online services from the institute 6 References 7 External linksHistory EditThe institute was founded by the State Security Administration Yugoslavia in 1949 for atomic weapons research Initially the Vinca Nuclear Institute in Belgrade was established in 1948 followed by the Ruđer Boskovic Institute in Zagreb in 1950 and the Jozef Stefan Institute as an Institute for Physics in the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts It is named after the distinguished 19th century physicist Josef Stefan Slovene Jozef Stefan best known for his work on the Stefan Boltzmann law of black body radiation IJS is involved in a wide variety of fields of scientific and economic interest After close to 60 years of scientific achievement the institute has become part of the image of Slovenia citation needed Over the last 60 years it has created a number of important institutions such as the University of Nova Gorica the Jozef Stefan International Postgraduate School 1 and the Ljubljana Technology park 2 Departments EditPhysics F1 Theoretical Physics F2 Low and Medium Energy Physics Archived 2016 03 07 at the Wayback Machine F3 Thin Films and Surfaces F4 Surface Engineering and Optoelectronics F5 Condensed Matter Physics F7 Complex Matter F8 Reactor Physics F9 Experimental Particle Physics at the Wayback Machine archived August 6 2007 Chemistry and Biochemistry B1 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology B2 Molecular and Biomedical Sciences B3 Biotechnology K1 Inorganic Chemistry and Technology Archived 2012 02 19 at the Wayback Machine K3 Physical and Organic Chemistry K5 Electronic Ceramics K6 Engineering Ceramics K7 Nanostructured Materials K8 Synthesis of Materials K8 K9 Advanced Materials O2 Environmental Sciences Electronics and Information Technologies E1 Automation Biocybernetics and Robotics E2 Systems and Control E3 Artificial Intelligence E5 Open Computer Systems and Networks E6 Communication Systems E7 Computer Systems E8 Knowledge Technologies E9 Intelligent Systems Reactor Engineering and Energetics R4 Reactor Engineering Centers Centre for Knowledge Transfer in Information Technologies Centre for Electron Microscopy at the Wayback Machine archived August 12 2011 Energy Efficiency Centre at the Wayback Machine archived October 2 2011 Networking Infrastructure Centre Milan Copic Nuclear Training Centre at archive today archived April 15 2013 Reactor Infrastructure Centre Scientific Information Centre Library Center for Technology Transfer and InnovationCampuses EditThe institute has facilities in two locations The main facilities and the headquarters are on Jamova 39 in Ljubljana the other location is the institute s Podgorica Reactor Center located in Brinje Dol pri Ljubljani near Ljubljana Research reactor Edit The Podgorica Reactor Center in BrinjeThe institute s Podgorica Reactor Center is home to a pool type research reactor The General Atomics TRIGA Mark II reactor is rated for a nominal 250 kW thermal The reactor was first licensed in 1966 and is expected to continue operation at least into the 2030s 3 The Central Radioactive Waste Storage of Slovenia is co located at the institute s reactor facility This facility is used for storage of the low and intermediate level solid radioactive waste from the Podgorica Reactor Center and other non institute small waste producers such as medical research and industrial applications of ionising radiation 3 Selection of online services from the institute EditIST World Portal for analysis of European research at the Wayback Machine archived February 8 2007 VideoLectures Net Collection of videos of scientific events AnswerArt Question Answering system SearchPoint Contextual Web SearchReferences Edit The 2013 2014 CALL FOR ENROLMENT to postgraduate study programmes Jozef Stefan International Postgraduate School Archived from the original on 2007 08 30 Retrieved 2007 08 15 Tehnoloski Park Ljubljana a b Slovenian Nuclear Safety Administration Slovenian Report on Nuclear Safety Slovenian 8th National Report as Referred in Article 5 of the Convention on Nuclear Safety July 2019 https podatki gov si dataset 2a48d29a 8323 4961 80f8 f04dc23e88d5 resource 55ed566b 2b35 4117 927a 7f80ed8334fa download sloveniacns2020final pdfExternal links EditOfficial website 46 2 32 29 N 14 29 15 97 E 46 0423028 N 14 4877694 E 46 0423028 14 4877694 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jozef Stefan Institute amp oldid 1148775233, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
