Darmstadt, Germany / Durham, USA – A research team at TU Darmstadt around Prof. Pietralla, has developed and applied a novel experimental approach that challenges conventional assumptions in nuclear physics. The data from a research project led by Dr. Isaak and analyzed and interpreted by Dr. Papst for his dissertation at the Institute for Nuclear Physics at TU Darmstadt, suggest that atomic nuclei may behave less randomly at high excitation energies than previously thought. Instead, special nuclear structure effects may continue to play a role.

Adrian Brauch (AccelencE, ELEMENTS, Nuclear Photonics) defended his dissertation entitled “Versatile Bunch Length Measurement Setup for Femtocoulomb Bunch Charges at the S-DALINAC” successfully. Congratulations.