About
Andrius Poškus is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Chemical Physics, Faculty of Physics, Vilnius University. His research focuses on atomic physics, nuclear physics, and computational physics, particularly in the areas of bremsstrahlung and electron-nuclei interactions.
- Teaching: Applied Nuclear Physics, Atomic and Elementary Particle Physics, and Educational Laboratory of Atomic and Nuclear Physics.
- Research: Developing computational models for radiation physics, including bremsstrahlung cross-section calculations and electron transport simulations.
His recent publications analyze bremsstrahlung spectra, X-ray detector optimization, and ionization processes in noble gases. While no explicit awards or student supervision details are provided, his work contributes to advancements in radiation detection, nuclear data analysis, and high-energy physics simulations.
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