CRD in Press
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Конференция по радиобиологии на склоне вулкана Арагац./Б. Штерн/ (Jan 23, 2022)
«Скворечники» с пластиковыми сцинтилляторами — часть установки для широких атмосферных ливней. Ашот Чилингарян (в сером свитере и красном шарфе) ждет экскурсантов
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The Quest to Understand How Thunderstorms Create Gamma Rays (Jan 20, 2022)
Researchers in Japan are enlisting an army of
citizens to explore how thunderstorms on Earth create extreme bursts of
radiation usually associated with black holes and other cosmic objects. By Elizabeth Gibney.
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2002-2003 interviews (Jan 19, 2022)
2002-2003 interviews
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Нор Амберд: сохраняя историю, двигаться вперед (Nov 25, 2021)
Портреты братьев Алиханян в конференц-зале станции "Нор Амберд".
Экскурсия на верхнюю станцию "Арагац"
Экскурсия для участников конференции на верхнюю космическую станцию началась для меня с посещения помещений нижней станции "Нор Амберд", проведенной еще в первый день работы...
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Understanding High-Energy Physics in Earth’s Atmosphere (Feb 20, 2020)
Thunderstorms present a variety of hazards, including emissions of ionizing radiation. An international group of scientists met at an Armenian observatory to share their findings.
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Armenia's Cosmic-Ray Catchers (Feb 20, 2020)
High in the Caucasus Mountains, a former Soviet weapons-research facility now studies mysterious particles streaking in from space.
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Alone on a Mountaintop, Awaiting a Very Hard Rain (Feb 20, 2020)
But the universe is still the biggest and cheapest particle accelerator of them all. And so the buildings and the instruments at Aragats remain, like ghost ships in the cosmic rain, maintained for long stretches of time by a skeleton crew of two technicians and a cook. They still wait for news that could change the universe: a quantum bullet more powerful...
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Unseen Armenia Physics Summer School at CRD (Jun 6, 2019)
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Unseen Armenia – CRD: Students Mentoring Students (May 2, 2019)
By Hovsep
Daghdigian
A Decade of
Research and Education
During the past decade, the Cosmic Ray Division (CRD) of the
Yerevan Physics Institute (YerPhI) has extensively researched the generation of
energetic gamma rays originating in thunderclouds, a new area of science called
High-Energy Atmospheric Physics.
A related phenomenon,...
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The Armenian Mirror-Spectator (Dec 5, 2012)
The Armenian Mirror-Spectator The First English Language Armenian Weekly in the United States CRD’s SEVAN Network Expands to India’s Jawaharlal Nehru University By Editor on Feb 17, 2011 in Community News YEREVAN — The ability to forecast space weather storms is vital for the security of space based electronic systems...