A paper from MIRACLS which studies the impact of the drift length on the performance of MR-ToF devices has been published in Nucl. Instr. Meth. A. .

Daniela Tandara's poster “Analysis of the Composition of the Beam from a Penning Ion Source at COALA” won a poster prize at the DPG's Spring Meeting of the Section Hadrons and Nuclei in Cologne.

The Python package “qspec” developed by Patrick Müller in our research group provides many functions for simulating and fitting atomic spectra and the interaction processes between ions/atoms and photons.

The public evening lecture by Prof. Klaus Blaum on the 70th anniversary of CERN at the TU Darmstadt was attended by about 300 guests and there was also lively interest in the subsequent exhibition.

Julien Spahn has successfully completed his Master Thesis with the presentation „Pioneering Raman Transition Techniques in collinear laser spectroscopy for High-Precision Experiments“. Congratulations!

Simon Rausch has successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled „Deceleration and Electron Cooling of Highly Charged Ions at HITRAP“ and passed the rigorosum.

Patrick Müller (A01) received an Outstanding Thesis Award and Edward Matthews (Photo) was awarded a Giersch Excellence Grant. Congratulations to our and all Awardees.

Tim Lellinger has successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled „Laser spectroscopy of neutron rich calcium isotopes using state-selective charge exchange“ and passed the rigorosum.

At this year's Gerhard Herzberg Society (GHG) awards ceremony as part of the department's graduation ceremony, Julian Palmes was awarded the Gerhard Herzberg Master's Research Prize for his Master's thesis.

We measured transitions in Ti + ions, which were created by laser ablation from a solid target, thermalization in He gas and extraction through RF funnels. Our results are now published in Phys. Rev. A and of interest as reference