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- ”10 years of NANORI” exhibition Tuesday September 1st, 2020
- SCCPLS 2020 – online summer school and workshop Thursday July 9th, 2020
- In NANORI Laboratory for Quantum and nonlinear optics developed an advanced dark matter detector for CERN Monday July 8th, 2019
- Expert visit of the members of the Activity Sector: Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture and Electrical Engineering of the Engineering Profession School of Rijeka Wednesday July 3rd, 2019
- NANORI Centre entered as associate partner the INTERREG Italia-Slovenia “Nano-Region” project Tuesday July 2nd, 2019
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e-mail: ijelov@uniri.hr
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