Ines Krajcar Bronić

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Summary

Ines Krajcar Bronić: graduated physics at the Faculty of Science of the University of Zagreb in 1981, obtained the Master of Science degree in Physics (Atomic and Molecular) in 1987 (Univ. Zagreb) and Doctor of Science (Physics) in 1993 jointly at the Univ. Zagreb and the Ruđer Bošković Institute; employed at the Ruđer Bošković Institute, Zagreb, since 1982; since 2009 Senior scientist, tenure position, since 2016 head of the Laboratory for Low-level radioactivities.
Research interests: 1) interaction of low-energy electrons and photons with gases, study of basic physical data, radiation detection; 2) application of 3H and 14C data and stable isotope content (2H, 13C, 18O) in different research fields: archaeology, geology, ecology; development and optimization of isotope (14C, 3H)measurement techniques.
Special consultant of the IAEA TECDOC799, Report Committee member for two ICRU (International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements) Reports 77 and 90.
Director of the Training Course on Dating Techniques in Archaeometry (IAEA Regional project RER/1/006), Zagreb, 2008, and Regional Training Course on Dating of Cultural Heritage Artefacts using Nuclear Analytical Techniques, Zagreb, 2013 (IAEA RER/0/034).

Atmospheric Chemistry Biogeochemistry Ecohydrology Environmental Impacts Food, Water & Energy Nexus

Work details

Ruđer Bošković Institute

April 1982

Experimental Physics

The Institute is the largest Croatian scientific research center of a multidisciplinary character. The Mission of the Institute is excellent scientific research in the natural, biomedical and engineering sciences, with contributions to higher education and cooperation with the business sector based on outstanding scientific research. The vision of the Institute is to be a recognized top European center of scientific excellence. The Institute participates in numerous internationally and nationally financed and internationally peer-reviewed scientific projects, such as those within the framework of the program Horizon 2020, programs of the IAEA, FP7, Croatian Science Foundation (HrZZ), NATO, NSF, ICGEB and projects of other foreign scientific foundations. The Institute is currently engaged in over 200 projects, for which over half of the total funding is from European Union projects and other international sources. The Institute also has capital scientific research equipment valued at over 100 million HRK. Furthermore, the Institute is the leading institution in the Republic of Croatia in terms of number of papers published in international scientific journals, especially in the category of the most prestigious journals. The Institute, with its research capacities, knowledge and scientific excellence, has assumed the role of linking science with the business sector of the Republic of Croatia. A multidisciplinary approach is one of the key strengths of the Institute, which provides comprehensive solutions for a broad spectrum of socially important issues.

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April 28, 2021

Stable isotope compositions of precipitation over Central Asia

Junqiang Yao, Xinchun Liu, Wenfeng Hu

https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.11312 PubMed 33987005