After more then one tonne of equipment, that was shipped to Japan earlier this year, was unpacked and put back together.

After years of developments and testing it has arrived in Tokyo.

The liquid hydrogen target, which was developed and build by TransMIT in Gießen has arrived in Tokio/Japan to be used for experiments at RIKEN.

The PUMA frame was moved from our temporary laboratory in Pfungstadt to CERN, after years of developments.

Antimatter to be transported outside a lab for first time – in a van. Nature News article by journalist Elizabeth Gibney mentions the BASE-STEP and PUMA experiments which both aim at transporting antiprotons. On the picture, Gentner doctoral student Clara Klink in the PUMA experimental zone at the Antimatter Factory of CERN.

The award distinguishes outstanding thesis work performed in the context of radioactive beam experiments.