Nikola’s work on his PhD thesis is now in full swing. We are pleased to share that a new paper entitled “Detection of hydrogen isotopes in fusion-relevant targets using laser ablation and microwave-induced plasma” related to his doctoral research has just been published in European Physical Journal Plus, in collaboration with our colleagues and partners from INFLPR Romania (LSPI Laboratory and EPPA Laboratory) as well as the Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences.

This achievement marks an important milestone in his research progress, and we are proud to see the continued success of this collaboration. We wish Nikola the very best of luck in his future work and look forward to the next results from his PhD journey.