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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

• 2020/01/20

  Bernhard Maaß defends his PhD thesis successfully

  

  Bernhard Maaß defended his Dissertation entitled “Laser Spectroscopy of the Boron Isotopic Chain” and passed the oral exam with distinction. Congratulations from the whole team Bernhard! go

• 2019/12/16

  Laura Renth has completed her Master Thesis

  Laura Renth has completed her Master Thesis with the presentation “Collinear Laser Spectroscopy on Laser-Ablated Calcium Ions and Deployment of a Negative Ion Source for a Boron Atom Beam Produced by Photodetachment". Congratulations! go

• 2019/12/02

  Patrick Müller has completed his Master Thesis

  Patrick Müller has completed his Master Thesis with the presentation “Collinear laser spectroscopy of Ca⁺ isotopes and design of a lens-based optical detection region". Congratulations! go

• 2019/11/26

  Funding of Collaborative Research Center (SFB 1245) will be continued

  

  The Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 1245 performs research in the field “Nuclei: From Fundamental Interactions to Structure and Stars” and will be funded from DFG for another 4 years. Our activities on laser spectroscopy at Argonne National Laboratory and the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) at Michigan State University (MSU) are supported by this SFB. Moreover, we will get the opportunity to produce and investigate highly charged ions of light elements at our KOALA beamline. go

• 2019/11/04

  Simon Kaufmann defends his PhD thesis successfully

  

  Simon Kaufmann defended his Dissertation entitled „Laser Spectroscopy of Nickel Isotopes with a new Data Acquisition System at ISOLDE“ and passed the oral exam. Congratulations from the whole team! go

• 2019/10/28

  Phillip Imgram and Kristian König received Giersch Awards

  

  Phillip Imgram received a Giersch Excellence Grant for his outstanding work performed during the last academic year. He has carried out high-precision measurements of isotope shifts in stable barium isotopes with accuracy as high as in ion trap measurements. Dr. Kristian König was granted a “Giersch-Award for an Outstanding Doctoral Thesis”. The price ceremony took place at the FIAS in Frankfurt. go

• 2019/10/25

  Kristian König receives Gerhard Herzberg Research Award

  

  The Gerhard Herzberg Research Award 2019 was awarded to Dr. Kristian König for his doctoral thesis entitled “Laser-Based High-Voltage Metrology with ppm Accuracy”. The price ceremony was embedded into the graduation ceremony of the faculty. The photo shows Kristian during his price-winner talk. go

• 2019/10/22

  GSI-FAIR PhD Price awarded to Kristian König

  

  Dr. Kristian König has received the FAIR-GSI-PhD Award for his doctoral thesis entitled “Laser-Based High-Voltage Metrology with ppm Accuracy”. The price is donated by the Pfeiffer Vacuum AG. Professor Karlheinz Langanke, Research Director of GSI and FAIR and Daniel Sälzer – CEO of Pfeiffer Vacuum, turned the certificate over to Kristian König at the GSI Colloquium on October 22th. go