in heavy-ion physics today. Hans Gutbrod and the Plastic Ball continued their investigations at the CERN accelerator SPS, where he was the spokesperson for the groundbreaking SPS heavy-ion experiments [...] s reported in lectures on Hans Gutbrod’s work and achievements in the field of relativistic heavy-ion physics. Professor Karl-Heinz Kampert from the University of Wuppertal gave account of Hans Gutbrod’s

institute: the Hessian Center for Artificial Intelligence (hessian.AI), the GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy Ion Research and the European Space Operations Center (ESOC). GSI would like to promote interdisciplinary

ool: Ion Beams for Opening the Therapeutic Window July 24 - 28, 2023 in Scheinfeld © Photo: Uniklinik Marburg © Photo: Uniklinik Marburg Due to its special physical and biological properties, ion beams [...] with Heavy Ions e.V. Scientific direction PD Dr. Michael Scholz, Dr. Ulrich Weber, Prof. Dr. Klemens Zink REGISTRATION / ORGANISATION Association for the Promotion of Tumor Therapy with Heavy Ions e.V. Planckstr

agenda of the Annual Meeting was the discussion of the adapted working packages with focus on heavy-ion physics at FAIR, neutron physics, synchrotrons, lepton-collider, high-power laser, detector development

experiments at the LHC collider at the CERN research center in Geneva and deals in particular with heavy ion collisions of lead atomic nuclei. When lead atomic nuclei collide with unimaginable impact in the LHC

possibly double counting GSI-MU Ion Facilities LK2 G:(DE-HGF)POF4-6G14 all entries in grant period 2021-2026 2023 web year HGFref 1 2023 PhD 0 possibly double counting GSI-MML Ion Facilities LK2 G:(DE-HGF)POF4-6G15

similar way we obtain the mass of an ion by measuring its total kinetic energy and its velocity (which comes from TOF). In summary three quantities are needed for ion identification, of which the dE-E detector [...] the next generation. It will be used in experiments utilising both intense stable and radioactive ion beams, to study the structure of atomic nuclei as a function of angular momentum, isospin, and temperature [...] future European fragmentation facility set to deliver the most exotic and highest intensity radioactive ion beams. LISA will greatly expand the physics program for nuclear structure studies at FAIR. Through

from implanted ions inside AIDA to be measured. The βPlastic detectors may also be used as implantation devices themselves, and can provide a high-efficiency veto of unwanted light ions that may punch [...] AIDA is the core implantation detector for the DESPEC experiment, capable of detecting both stopped ions and subsequent charged particle decay products (such as beta decay, proton decay and alpha decay) [...] An autonomous gain-switching ASIC is used to handle the high dynamic range required to detect both ion and decay products, switching between a high gain for low-energy particles and a low gain for high-energy

using radioactive beams as a member of the BARB collaboration (Biomedical Applications of Radioactive ion Beams). The Young Scientist Award is bestowed annually by GENCO to outstanding young researchers working

using radioactive beams as a member of the BARB Collaboration (Biomedical Applications of Radioactive ion Beams). In addition, the GENCO community honored with membership: Professor Dario Vretenar (University