Institute of Low Temperature and Structure Research Polish Academy of Sciences
The Włodzimierz Trzebiatowski Institute of Low Temperature and Structural Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences (INTiBS PAN) is a research institute of the Third Division of Exact and Earth Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The Institute has been operating in Wrocław since 1966, and in October 2017, the former International Laboratory of Strong Magnetic Fields and Low Temperatures of the Polish Academy of Sciences was incorporated into the Institute. The Institute specializes in research in the physics and physical chemistry of solids, with particular emphasis on low temperatures and strong magnetic fields.
Areas
physical sciences, chemical sciences
Activities of the Institute
The Institute is one of the leading research institutions in Poland, distinguished by its unique equipment and technical facilities. Its activities focus on interdisciplinary basic and applied research, with particular emphasis on the synthesis of new and recently discovered chemical compounds with unique physicochemical properties. As part of its research, the Institute specializes in the production of high-quality materials such as metamaterials, multiferroics, Weyl semimetals, high-temperature superconductors, catalysts, and nanomaterials. The solutions developed also have practical applications, including in medicine (as drug carriers), regenerative biomaterial technology, graphene coatings for biomedical applications, optoelectronics, and the production of insulating materials. In addition, the Institute carries out several dozen research projects financed by domestic and foreign institutions each year, organizes scientific conferences, and conducts activities to popularize science. The quality of the research conducted at the Institute is evidenced by the fact that half of its scientific output is produced within the framework of extensive international cooperation.