plastic scintillators. We congratulate Maxim and wish him all the best for his new position in the GSI Target Laboratory. Giersch Award for Verena Velthaus and Christopher Schröck October 30, 2023 HGS-HIRe Awarding

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electrical currents of up to 13,000 amperes, the precision of the currents must not deviate from the target value by more than 0.01 per cent at any time. The available results suggest that the SIS100 can be

of Surrey and the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung, Darmstadt, could lead to more targeted treatments for cancer and reduce the damage caused by radiotherapy. Dr Roman Bauer, Senior Lecturer

beams will enable simultaneous treatment and image guidance. Carbon ions deliver the dose to the target, while helium ions, accelerated simultaneously to the same speed, traverse the patient and indicate

such as ion sources, linear accelerator, beam diagnostics, electronics, engineering, workshops, target laboratory, cryogenics, technology transfer, facility management and IT. In a special FAIR construction

neutron-rich cadmium nuclei were produced by projectile fission of uranium nuclei on a beryllium target and identified by the BigRIPS separator. The gamma rays emitted following the decay of isomeric states

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civilian and military research in suitable areas would make sense. However, there are no plans to fund targeted military research. Reflection and revision of the self-regulatory instruments of science Cutting-edge

strongly interacting particles under extreme conditions. The HADES detector is a versatile fixed-target collision experiment that operates with ion beams of a few GeV provided by the SIS18 synchrotron