Registration of participants

Opening of the Science Week 2024

• Gerti Xhixha (Department of Physics, Faculty of Natural Sciences, UT)

Experiments to prove the quantum entanglement

• Mimoza Hafizi (Department of Physics, Faculty of Natural Sciences, UT)

Results on top quark physics by CMS

• Silvano Tosi (INFN Genova and CMS, CERN)

From the theoretical model to the experimental observation

• Ilirjan Margjeka (INFN Bari & CMS, CERN)

Nondestructive analysis of an ancient artefact with X-ray fluorescence technique

• Ramadan Firanj (Department of Analytical Instrumental Methods, Institute of Applied Nuclear Physics, University of Tirana)

Heavy stable particles, dark corner of modern physics and hands-on session

• Maxime Gouzevitch (CMS, CERN)
• Éva Didier-Estève (Aix-Marseille Université and CMS, CERN)

Analysis of environmental radioactivity in the Korça district using advanced computational techniques

• Jurgen Shano (Institute of Applied Nuclear Physics, University of Tirana,)

Middle and high schools' teachers insights on Physics Education Curricula

• Edlira Habilaj (Department of Technical Sciences, Reald University College)

What are Complex Systems?

• Margarita Ifti (Department of Physics, Faculty of Natural Sciences, UT)

Impact of radiotherapy on hormone receptor and HER2 status in breast cancer

• Siltana Zeneli (Department of Anatomic Pathology, University Hospital Centre “Mother Teresa”, Tirana, Albania)

Periodic monitoring and radiation safety in nuclear medicine: compliance with ionizing radiation safety standard

• Zeliha Muço (University Hospital Centre “Mother Theresa”)

Chaos theory and arrhythmia: A dynamical approach to cardiac care

• Lum Borovci (Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Architecture and Engineering, Epoka University)

Strong lensing of quasars

• Esmeralda Guliqani (“Fan S. Noli” University of Korça)

Elementary particle physics at CERN: discoveries and new technologies

• Salvatore Buontempo (CMS, CERN)

Particle physics and muon system at CERN

• Hafeez Hoorani (CMS, CERN)