Vacuum+Fab Solutions, the annual award is endowed with 1000 euros. It was presented by Professor Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Managing Director of GSI and FAIR, and Daniel Sälzer, Managing Director of the

topics of common interest and thus also gain greater visibility internationally,” says DESY researcher Thomas Schörner, German director of the DMLab. The IRL will also support funding applications of the IRL

experiment, we flew the detector to RIKEN in Japan and recommissioned it on site,” explains Professor Thomas Aumann, who heads the Research department Nuclear Reactions at GSI/FAIR and holds a professorship

and perspectives on science and technology. The Scientific Managing Director of GSI/FAIR, Professor Thomas Nilsson, said: “Science is all about curiosity and discovery. I still remember the excitement of

them up to date for the future, as well as further calls for tenders for the FAIR project. Professor Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Managing Director of FAIR and GSI, commented: “I am very pleased with Council's

cooperation with the Technical University of Darmstadt confirmed the success of the concept. Professor Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Managing Director of GSI/FAIR, emphasized: “Our SCIENCE POP-UP has demonstrated

accelerator facilities enable us to precisely simulate cosmic radiation on Earth,” explains Professor Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Managing Director of GSI/FAIR. “This allows us to make important contributions

(GSI) Reactions with Relativistic Radioactive Beams R 3 B @ FRS & SuperFRS @ FAIR Contact: Prof. Dr. Thomas Aumann (GSI, Technische Universität Darmstadt) Properties of Exotic Nuclei, Exotic Atoms and Hypernuclei [...] Darmstadt) Atomic Physics Structure of Atoms, Highly Charged Ions & Nuclei Main contact: Prof. Dr. Thomas Stöhlker (GSI, HI Jena, Friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena) ESR Experiments and CRYRING : Storage

greatest gratitude and respect. Management of GSI and FAIR (Text: Dieter Grzonka, Kurt Kilian and Thomas Sefzick)

Studien von Kernstruktur und -zerfällen, insbesondere der Untersuchung von Kernform-Koexistienz; Thomas Glasmacher (FRIB, USA) für die Untersuchung seltener Isotope mit neuen Experimentiertechniken unter