Investigations into Biological Effects of Radiation
Using the GSI Accelerator Facility
(IBER)
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GSI is the European facility selected by ESA to perform research in biological effects of space radiation. The IBER project started in 2008 and its first phase will end in 2011. Thirteen proposals were selected and are currently performing experiments at GSI. ESA Announcements of Opportunity: |
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News:
IBER-10 Program started:
The new European Space Radiation Research Program IBER-10 has been now approved. You will find all the information on this webpage.
The first IBER-10 beamtime will be: April 2-9, 2012
The beam will be 24Cr, 1 GeV/n (LET in water 128 keV/micron).
The next window will be: May 11-14, 2012
The beam will be 12C, energies between 100 to 1000 MeV/n.
Please send the necessary forms at your earliest convenience, especially if you are interested in the April beamtime!
Important information for IBER-10 investigators
Previous IBER-08 project and Experiments
ESA – IBER Meetings:
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IBER proposal workshop
GSI, Darmstadt, Germany, 7.4.2008
Agenda
Presentations -
1st IBER Investigators’ Meeting
Cologne, Germany, 6.7.2009
Heavy Ion Workshop
ESA-IBER session agenda -
2nd IBER Investigators’ Meeting
GSI, Darmstadt, Germany, 24.11.2010
Agenda -
DLR Statusseminar Strahlen- und Astrobiologie
GSI, Darmstadt, Germany, 15.-17.11.2011
GSI-ESA IBER contract (restricted access)
IBER reports (restricted access)
ESA Topical Team
NASA/BNL Space Radiation Health Program
IBER-10 Proposals (restricted access)
The Health Risks of Extraterrestrial Environments (THREE) encyclopedic site