The project will enable us to develop novel enzyme-linked fluorescent immunoassay methods optimized for aquatic media for several target analytes including pharmaceuticals (carbamazepine or sulfonamides, etc.), pesticides (e.g. neonicotinoids; bioinsecticide ivermectin, etc.) or other organic microcontaminants. The advancement in instrumentation will make immunoassay performance possible in ultra-low test volumes allowing monitoring target analytes in biological samples of rather limited availability. The analytical sensitivity of the methods will facilitate following the fate of the target analytes in environmental (e.g., surface water, soil, biological tissue) and technological (e.g., composting biomass) matrices.
Institute of Environmental Sciences The “MATE Femtoscopy in CMS at LHC and PHENIX at RHIC – with Practical Applications” Research Group aims to advance knowledge in the field of high energy physics in general and Femtoscopy in particular.
Associate Professor
Research keywords: environmental analysis, instrumental analysis, fractionation, validation, icp-oes
Femtoscopy deals with measuring length-scales on the femtometer or 10-15 m and time-scales on the fm/c or 10-23 s, dealing with high energy particle and nuclear physics. We will participate in taking and analyzing new experimental data at the PHENIX experiment at the RHIC accelerator at BNL, Upton, USA and the CMS experiment at CERN. The focus of the proposal is to fund the participation costs in these two experiments, that are expected to produce a large number of high quality and high impact research papers annually. With the help of this grant a significant increase can be achieved in our impact. Femtoscopy deals with measuring length-scales on the femtometer or 10-15 m and time-scales on the fm/c or 10-23 s, dealing with high energy particle and nuclear physics. We will participate in taking and analyzing new experimental data at the PHENIX experiment at the RHIC accelerator at BNL, Upton, USA and the CMS experiment at CERN. The focus of the proposal is to fund the participation costs in these two experiments, that are expected to produce a large number of high quality and high impact research papers annually. With the help of this grant a significant increase can be achieved in our impact. At least two innovations are foreseen: will create an online archive to open the heritage of the world-famous late professor V. N. Gribov for research. We will gamify our discoveries, making them accessible as new card-games and custom Rubik cubes. Last, but not least, we plan to apply our model-independent femtoscopic methods in food processing and in economic studies in collaboration with other leading groups of MATE.
stands for Pioneering Heavy ion Nuclear EXeriment, one of the major experimental facilities located at the (RHIC) accelerator in Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USA, not too far from the city of New York. One of the most fundamental and most innovative new directions of our group is to develop proton holography, a wave-front reconstruction method using proton waves. With this method we hope to get at the end a 3d optical hologram based on elastic proton-proton scattering data taken at LHC energies. So far, holography has been achieved with photons, sound waves, electrons and neutrons, we plan to develop it with protons. We also develop several model independent methods to improve the precision and accuracy of femtoscopic measurements in high energy physics. We propose to apply these methods in econophysics and quantitative finance, together with members of other MATE Institutions.
Research keywords: digestion simulation, infogest, nutrient bioaccessibility, food bioactives, protein nutritional quality, in vitro glyceamic index
Selected publications resulted from the project
The project started on May 2, 2025.
So far, the following publications seem to be the most important ones:
Centrality dependence of Lévy-stable two-pion Bose-Einstein correlations in sqrt(s(NN))=200 GeV Au$+$Au collisions PHENIX Collaboration: N.J. Abdulameer, … T. Csörgő, S. Lökös et al. (398 authors) e-Print: 2407.08586 [nucl-ex] , submitted for a publication to the Physical Review C https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2407.08586
Model-Independent Odderon Results Based on New TOTEM Data on Elastic Proton–Proton Collisions at 8 TeV T. Csörgő, T. Novák, R. Pasechnik, A. Ster, I. Szanyi Published in: Universe 10 (2024) 6, 264 e-Print: 2405.06733 [hep-ph] DOI: 10.3390/universe10060264 , 10.20944/preprints202405.0595.v1 (publication)
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