SEMINARS Abroad
1976 - Institute of
Physics and Energy, Obninsk, Russia: Spontaneously fissioning shape
isomers.
1983 -
Institute of Nuclear Research, Kiev, Ukraine: 5He
radioactivity within analytical superasymmetric fission model.
1984
- J. I. N. R. Dubna, Russia: New kind of radioactivity - spontaneous
emission of heavy ions.
1985
- University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany: Heavy particle
radioactivity.
1985
- University of Giessen, Germany: Nuclear decay by spontaneous
emission of charged particles.
1985
- Institute of Nuclear Physics, Karlsruhe, Germany: New
superasymmetric fission processes.
1985
- Institute of Heavy Ion Studies (G. S. I.), Darmstadt, Germany:
Alpha decay, cold fission and cluster radioactivities.
1987
- Institute of Nuclear Physics, Orsay, France: Analytical
superasymmetric fission model and the odd-even cluster emitters.
1987 - University of
Tuebingen, Germany: Cluster emission from nuclei far off the
beta-stability line.
1988
- University of Tokyo, Japan: Werner-Wheeler dynamics of cluster
emission.
1989 -
Polytechnical Institute (Technische Hochschule) Darmstadt, Germany:
Experimentally confirmed heavy particle radioactivities.
1989
- University of Mainz, Inst. fuer Kernchemie, Germany: Cluster
radioactivity.
1990
- University of Tuebingen, Germany: Cluster
emission from nuclei far off the beta-stability line.
1990
- Boris Kidric Institute, Belgrad, Yugoslavia: Inertia
and fission paths for cluster decay modes.
1990
- University of Milano, Italy: Experiments on spontaneous emission of
heavy particles from nuclei.
1991 -
University of Giessen, Germany: Cluster
preformation probability in fission theory.
1992
- Institute of Nuclear Physics, Nuclear Structure, Orsay, France:
Nuclear dynamics of cluster emission.
1993
- University of Giessen, Germany: Universal curves for alpha decay
and heavy particle radioactivities.
1994
- Institute of Heavy Ion Studies (G. S. I.), Darmstadt, Germany: 12C
radioactivity of 114Ba.
1995
- Institute of Nuclear Physics, Theoretical Physics, Orsay, France:
Fine structure of 14C radioactivity.
1995
- University of Giessen, Germany: The island of cluster emitters
above 100Sn.
1997
- Yale University, Wright Nuclear Structure Laboratory, New Haven,
Connecticut, USA: Cluster radioactivity and superheavy nuclei.
1998
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Theoretical Departemnet, Oak Ridge,
Tennessee, USA: Quasi-molecular states and multicluster fission.
1998 - Cyclotron
Laboratory, A&M University, College Station, Texas, USA: Cluster
radioactivities and ternary fission.
1999
- University of Giessen, Germany:
Quasi-molecular states in ternary nuclear fission.
1999
- Theory Group, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee,
USA: Quasi-molecular states in ternary nuclear fission.
2001
- Advanced Science Research Center of the Japan Atomic Research
Institute, Tokai, Japan: Ternary fission and cluster
decay.
2001 -
Sendai Nuclear Science Colloquim, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan:
Ternary fission.
2002
- Yukawa Institute of Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University,
Kyoto, Japan: Nuclear quasimolecules in ternary fission.
2003
- Institute of Theoretical Physics, Justus
Liebig University , Giessen, Germany: Saddle point shapes of nuclei.
2004 - Max
Planck Institute for Brain Research (Interdisciplinary FIAS
Colloquium), Frankfurt am Main, Germany: Fission phenomena.
2005
- Centre d'Etudes Nucleaires Bordeaux-Gradignan,
France: Fission valleys and heavy ion decay modes.
2006
- Institute of Theoretical Physics, Justus Liebig
University, Giessen, Germany: A. Proca, and
his equation of the massive vector boson field.
2007
- Theoretical MesoBioNano Science Group at Frankfurt
Institute for Advanced Studies(FIAS): Macroscopic-microscopic
approach to atomic cluster physics.
2008
-Institute of Theoretical Physics, Justus
Liebig University, Giessen, Germany: Atomic
clusters on surfaces.
2008
- Special Lecture, The MesoBioNano Science Group at Frankfurt
Institute for Advanced Studies(FIAS): Shell correction method for the
analysis of stability of deformed atomic clusters.
2009
- Theoretical MesoBioNano Science Group at Frankfurt Institute for
Advanced Studies(FIAS): Charged metallic clusters.
2009
-Institute of Theoretical Physics, Justus
Liebig University, Giessen, Germany: Metallic clusters as ideal
trimer emitters.