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 News

27.01.12
Charge radii of magnesium isotopes appear in PRL
The COLLAPS paper on the charge radii measurements along the magnesium chain has been published as an article in Physical Review Letters. Charge radii along this chain are of particular interest ... >
23.01.12
Hot molecule explains cold chemistry in free space
Surprisingly, in cold interstellar clouds, hydrogen cyanide, HCN, and the considerably more energetic isomer of hydrogen cyanide, HNC, have nearly equal abundance ... >

 Press

09.01.12
Helmholtz Prize 2012 awarded to Sven Sturm, Anke Wagner and Klaus Blaum
Our group members Sven Sturm and Anke Wagner and division director Klaus Blaum are receiving the Helmholtz Prize 2012 for precision measurements, which is the most distinguished German award in the field of metrology ... >
09.12.11
Klaus Blaum elected as a member of DFG Review Board
Division director Klaus Blaum will be a member of the DFG Review Board ... >

 Teaching

SS12: Lecture "Stored Particles"
on Wed. 11:00 - 13:00,
INF 227 / HS 1 ... >

 Events

EMMI Workshop: Physics Prospects at FLAIR
May 3-4, 2012, GSI, Darmstadt, Germany ... >

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Stored and Cooled Ions Division
Director: Prof. Dr. Klaus Blaum

The experimental working group of the division is concerned with precision experiments on stored and cooled ions as well as with the investigation of fundamental processes of molecular ions. For this purpose short-lived radionuclides, highly-charged ions or simple molecular ions are trapped in Penning traps and storage rings under conditions as they also occur in space. Another main research field of the division is the development of novel storage, cooling and detection techniques for future experiments.