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Laser spectroscopic nuclear chart
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An up-to-date nuclear chart with all isotopes that have been investigated by on-line laser spectroscopy, tables and references is provided here …>
Current News
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2018/09/04
Our isotope shift measurements on Cd isotopes have been published
Our isotope shift measurements on a long chain of Cd isotopes at COLLAPS have been published in Physical Review Letters. The publication is announced in a Press Release by TU Darmstadt (idw) go
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2018/08/17
LaserSpHERe Group Retreat
This year's group retreat took place from 15.-17.08. at the Ebernburg at Bad Münster am Stein. During the three-day retreat all LaserSpHERe projects were discussed in detail and the next steps were planned. go
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2018/08/10
Fabian Lenz has completed his Bachelor Thesis
Fabian Lenz has completed his Bachelor Thesis with the presentation “Investigation of ultrathin carbon foils with α-radiation and slow boron ions”. Congratulations! go
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2018/08/09
COALA Beamline in Nuclear Physics News
The April-June Issue of the Nuclear Physics News contains a Laboratory Portrait of the Nuclear Physics Institute at TU Darmstadt written by Prof. Pietralla. The COALA beamline is also featured in this article, which is now freely accessible. go
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2018/08/02
Eric Planz has completed his Bachelor Thesis
Eric Planz has completed his Bachelor Thesis with the presentation “Setup of a Laser Stabilization using doppler-free frequency-modulation saturation spectroscopy”. Congratulations! go
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2018/07/31
Our measurements on neutron-deficient cadmium isotopes have been published
Our paper on the electromagnetic moments of neutron-deficient cadmium isotopes has been published as a Rapid Communication in Physical Review C. Our results are discussed in the context of simple structure in complex nuclei as we have established it in a series of letters previously. go