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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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2019/05/24
Young Researcher Award for Kristian König
Kristian König received the Young Researcher Award for the best Talk given at the PLATAN 2019 conference in Mainz. Congratulations from the whole team! go
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2019/05/17
Beyond the Shell Closure at 132Sn
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2019/05/10
First Precise Measurement of the Isotope Shift in Stable Boron
Our measurement of the isotope shift in the stable boron isotopes has been published in Physical Review Letters. The article is announced in a press release by TU Darmstadt (in German only).
Please read more in the article and the press release of the idw (in German only). go
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2019/04/02
Hyperfine Transition Lifetime in Highly Charged Bismuth
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2019/03/25
Manuel Simon has completed his Bachelor Thesis
Manuel Simon has completed his Bachelor Thesis with the presentation “Ion transmission through nanometer thick carbon foils”. Congratulations! go
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2019/02/12
First charge radii measurements of three very light calcium isotopes
Isotope shift measurements on three light calcium isotopes (Ca-36 to Ca-39) have been published in Nature Physics. The measurements were performed at NSCL/MSU and LaserSpHERe has contributed by the development of the fluorescence detection region. The publication is announced in a Press Release by TU Darmstadt (idw, in German) entitled „Rätselhafte Größe extrem leichter Calciumisotope". go