Piotr Homola

associate professor

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

Poland

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Dr. Piotr Homola is an associate professor at the Institute of Nuclear Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland. His research focuses on cosmic rays, including their interactions and detection methods through various simulation and observational studies. Recent publications include investigations into anomalies in cosmic ray signals, the relationship between cosmic rays and seismic activity, and the simulation of high-energy photon fluxes.

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Kamil Brudecki

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND

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Towards detection of anomalous cosmic ray signals for observations acquired from Cosmic Ray Extremely Distributed Observatory mobile detectors

Geant4 Simulations of a Scintillator Cosmic-Ray Detector

Ultra-High-Energy Photons: New Horizons Ahead?

Observation of large scale precursor correlations between cosmic rays and earthquakes with a periodicity similar to the solar cycle

Ultra high energy cosmic rays The intersection of the Cosmic and Energy Frontiers

Recent developments within the cosmic ray extremely distributed observatory

Simulation of the Isotropic Ultra-High Energy Photon Flux in the Solar Magnetic Field

Analysis of the Capability of Detection of Extensive Air Showers by Simple Scintillator Detectors

A Search for Cosmic Ray Bursts at 0.1 PeV with a Small Air Shower Array

A New Method of Simulation of Cosmic-ray Ensembles Initiated by Synchrotron Radiation

First Results on the Revealing of Cognate Ancestors among the Particles of the Primary Cosmic Rays That Gave Rise to Extensive Air Showers Observed by the GELATICA Network

Analysis of capability of detection of extensive air showers by simple scintillator detectors

Acceleration of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays by local supermassive black hole candidates

CNN-Based Classifier as an Offline Trigger for the CREDO Experiment

Zernike Moment Based Classification of Cosmic Ray Candidate Hits from CMOS Sensors

Determination of Zenith Angle Dependence of Incoherent Cosmic Ray Muon Flux Using Smartphones of the CREDO Project

Investigations of Muon Flux Variations Detected Using Veto Detectors of the Digital Gamma-rays Spectrometer

Search for ultra-high energy photons through preshower effect with gamma-ray telescopes: Study of CTA-North efficiency

Collaborators (28)

Kamil Brudecki

Krzysztof Woźniak

Eric Mayotte

Bartosz Łozowski

Łukasz Bibrzycki

Tadeusz Wibig

Volodymyr Marchenko

Marcin Piekarczyk

Ewa Nalichowska

Sławomir Stuglik

Roberto Aloisio

Antonio Napolitano

Lech Piotrowski

Maria Gritsevich

Luis Del Peral

Dmitriy Beznosko

David Edwin Alvarez-Castillo

Renata Kierepko

Arman Tursunov

Dariusz Gora

A R Duffy

Zbigniew Ustrnul

Jerzy Wojciech Mietelski

Krzysztof Kozak

Frederic Sarazin

Marcin Kasztelan

Roger Clay

Krzysztof Rzecki

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