The section “High Energy Physics, Nuclear Physics and Medical Physics” was held at the department within the framework of the conference “Shevchenkivska Vesna 2026: Science of the 21st Century, Modern Problems of Physics”. The participants presented reports devoted to modern research in the fields of high energy physics, nuclear physics, detector technologies, and reactor system modeling.

The following presentations were delivered during the section:
— Algorithms and methods used in rare decay analysis in CMS
— Luminosity studies at the CMS level-1 trigger
— π0 and ks0 suppression for kl0 data/mc ratio corrections at the BELLE II experiment
— Energy calibration of the SuperNEMO calorimeter: beyond existing energy corrections
— Neutron-field evolution in GFR-2400 burning-wave scenario

The presentations sparked active discussions among lecturers, students, and conference participants. After each talk, questions were asked and scientific discussions continued, creating a lively academic atmosphere and an opportunity for exchanging ideas and experience.

For the speakers, participation in the section became a valuable opportunity to gain experience in presenting their scientific research, while for junior students it was a chance to learn more about the department’s research areas and current scientific topics.