Nuclear photonics deals with the study and exploitation of photon-induced phenomena at the nuclear-physical energy scale, and is a rapidly developing international interdisciplinary field of research due to recent developments in high-power lasers (Physics Nobel Prizes 2018). It involves the generation of brilliant particle beams with high-power lasers, fundamental research in nuclear physics with photonuclear reactions, and the development of new techniques and methods for their use.
We are happy and proud that our international research training group 'Nuclear Photonics' has been selected for financial support. We are screening the communities for appropriate candidates for PhD research in Nuclear Photonics. Basic information on the application procedure is provided in this flyer (opens in new tab) .
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Nuclear Photonics Seminar
- May 27, 2025, 2 p.m., Nuclear Physics Lecture Hall, S2|14, 024
- Julian Hauf
- Energy resolvable E1- and M1-strength distribution of 70Zn
- June 24, 2025, 2 p.m., Nuclear Physics Lecture Hall, S2|14, 024
- Dr. Bernhard Holzer
- The Large Hadron-Electron Collider LHeC (Study for ERL-based ep Collisions at LHC)
- July 8,2025, 2 p.m., Nuclear Physics Lecture Hall, S2|14, 024
- Marc Heumüller
- Invesigating the Giant Dipole Resonance in 164Dy using Nuclear Resonance Flourescence
Nuclear Photonics 2025
