Mircea Baznat

Mircea Baznat is an Associate Professor and Scientific Researcher at the Laboratory of Quantum Photonics, Institute of Applied Physics in Moldova. His work focuses on nuclear and particle physics, particularly in heavy-ion collisions, photon and meson production, and polarization phenomena in relativistic nuclear matter. He contributes to major experiments like the MPD detector at the NICA collider, analyzing vorticity effects and hyperon polarization. His research also involves developing simulation tools like the DCM-SMM event generator and benchmarking nuclear reaction models (e.g., CEM03, LAQGSM03) for applications in radiation protection and accelerator facilities.

• Affiliations: Institute of Applied Physics (Moldova), MPD Collaboration (NICA), JINR (Dubna)
• Key Projects: NICA MPD Experiment, CEM/LAQGSM event generators, nuclear reaction modeling
• Research Themes: Quantum Chromodynamics, Strangeness Dynamics, Resonance Structures, Collider Physics

His publications span over 40 years, covering topics from early theoretical studies of nuclear excitation to modern experimental collaborations. Notable contributions include observations of resonance structures in photon pairs and hyperon polarization studies in gold-gold collisions.