Research activity of the Cosmic Ray Laboratory in Lodz relates to cosmic ray physics and high energy physics. Our studies are focused on:
- problem of cosmic rays (CR) origin (astrophysical sources, mechanisms of acceleration)
- CR mass composition and energy spectrum;
- CR influence on the results of astronomical observations;
- elementary particle interaction properties from Extensive Air Showers (EAS) analysis.

• We realize The Roland Maze Project - CR detector network located on roofs of high schools in Lodz; we participate in European collaboration of such experiments which engage high school students - EuroCosmics.
• We study neutrons originated in CR interactions.
• We register EAS at energies 10¹⁵ - 10¹⁷.
• We conduct continuous observations of solar activity by muon flux registrations in the underground telescope.

The Lodz group collaborates with foreign institutes in Germany (Karlsruhe, DESY), France (Collège de France), UK (Durham University) and Russia (JINR Dubna, INR RAN, FIAN, Yakutsk).

• The Roland Maze Project
• I Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• II Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• III Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• IV Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• V Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• VI Scientific Session of the Maze Project
• CCD astronomy for everyone
• Science Festival in Lodz

• Cosmic Ray Laboratory in Lodz
• Andrzej Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies (IPJ) - main page
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• Experimental Physics Department of the Lodz University
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