Dr. Dario Mitnik | Atomic Physics | Best Researcher Award

Distinguished Physicist, Institute of Astronomy and Space Physics, Argentina

Dr. Dario Mitnik is a distinguished physicist affiliated with the Institute of Astronomy and Space Physics, Argentina, CONICET – Universidad de Buenos Aires, whose educational journey was rigorously shaped at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where he completed his Ph.D. and earlier degrees in physics and mathematics, earning top honors. Dr. Dario Mitnik has built an extensive professional record including roles as a research fellow, visiting scientist, professor, and collaborator in leading institutions across Argentina, the USA, China, Israel, and France. He has applied his profound expertise in atomic, molecular, and plasma physics to problems such as electron–ion collisions, ionization, recombination, excitation-autoionization, atomic structure and plasma spectroscopy, employing both perturbative and close-coupling (R-matrix) methods, generalized Sturmian functions, time-dependent Schrödinger equation, and large-scale computational modelling. Dr. Dario Mitnik’s research skills encompass theoretical and computational modelling, spectral methods, numerical solutions in complex atomic and molecular potentials, time propagation algorithms in many-body systems, and integration of high performance computing frameworks. His professional accolades include awards for outstanding student presentations and grants for research excellence, selection for international fellowships, recognition by scientific societies, public presentations, invited professorships, and leadership in multi-national scientific collaboration. He has published very many peer-reviewed articles, contributed chapters and conference papers, and maintains a robust citation profile; he is listed on ORCID and Scopus, with over 180 publications, Citations by 1,319 documents and 22(h-index) attesting to his influence.

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Featured Publications

Dr. Dario Mitnik — Experimental study on metallic impurity behavior with boronization wall conditioning in EAST tokamak — Nuclear Materials and Energy, 2024 — Cited by 3

Dr. Dario Mitnik — The electronic stopping power of heavy targets — Advances in Quantum Chemistry, 2022 — Cited by 3

Dr. Dario Mitnik — Spectroscopic analysis of tungsten spectra in extreme-ultraviolet range of 10–480 Å observed from EAST tokamak with full tungsten divertor — Physica Scripta, 2024 — Cited by 11

Dr. Dario Mitnik — First observation of edge impurity behavior with n = 1 RMP application in EAST L-mode plasma — Nuclear Fusion, 2024 — Cited by 11

Dr. Dario Mitnik— Experimental cross sections for K-shell ionization by electron impact — arXiv preprint arXiv:2506.22856, 2025 — Cited by 1