partners. She is an active representative of the international scientific orientation of GSI/FAIR and an outstanding example for the promotion of research excellence and innovation. (BP) About the order The Order [...] l neutrino physics at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and head of the joint neutrino group at GSI as well as head of the DFG-funded project FAIR-Research NRW, was recently honored with the Slovakian [...] neutrino research and her many years of cooperation with international research institutes, including the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung in Darmstadt and the Forschungszentrum Jülich. Professor

Scientific Managing Director of GSI and FAIR, Dr. Katharina Stummeyer, Administrative Managing Director of GSI and FAIR, and Jörg Blaurock, Technical Managing Director of GSI and FAIR. First, the ministers [...] of GSI and FAIR : As a non-university research facility, GSI/FAIR makes a significant contribution to strengthening Germany as a hub for science and technology. The facility is an important example of [...] science in Europe and worldwide. Professor Dr. Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Managing Director of GSI and FAIR : GSI/FAIR will create something unique in the world. FAIR will provide a first-class experimental

er. He played a driving role in the development of the institute. In 2001 he returned to GSI to work on the GSI Future Project, now known as FAIR. The next seven years he worked as leader of the “FAIR [...] remembered by GSI and FAIR as outstanding scientist, treasured colleague and, even more important, as a marvelous person. His enthusiasm and openness for new ideas will remain in our hearts. GSI and FAIR thank [...] GSI and FAIR mourn the loss of an excellent scientist and pioneer of relativistic heavy ion physics. Professor Dr. Hans Gutbrod passed away on March 3, 2025, at the age of 82 years. After his dissertation

Stummeyer, Administrative Director of GSI and FAIR, Jörg Blaurock, Technical Director of GSI and FAIR, and Professor Dr. Thomas Nilsson, Scientific Director of GSI and FAIR. At the beginning, the visitors [...] Hessian Parliament Nina Eisenhardt, Miriam Dahlke and Hildegard Förster-Heldmann recently visited GSI/FAIR to inform themselves about the latest scientific activities and the construction progress of the [...] achieved and the further plans for the operation of the upcoming accelerator center. A tour of the GSI campus then took the guests to some of the main research and infrastructure areas. Among other things

the presence of the management of GSI and FAIR, representatives from politics, scientific and educational institutions and schoolchildren. The SCIENCE POP-UP project by GSI/FAIR will be implemented for a [...] passers-by as well as, for example, the physics club of a school can gain interesting insights into research at particle accelerators. Young teams and experienced researchers from GSI and FAIR present various [...] experience cutting-edge research at GSI and FAIR. At the interactive stations, explorers of all ages can learn what it means to discover the universe in the laboratory, for example by making natural radiation

and GSI, to open up further exciting opportunities for Swedish science and industry.” Dr Fredrik Engelmark, Swedish Industrial Liaison Officer (ILO) for FAIR and GSI stated: “Visiting FAIR and GSI and [...] Administrative Managing Director of FAIR and GSI, said “Sweden's commitment to FAIR, reinforced by the visit of the Big Science Sweden Steering Board, is a wonderful example of active international partnership [...] introduction to FAIR and GSI, followed by a visit to the construction site, where participants witnessed the impressive progress. The delegation then took part in a guided tour of GSI, providing deeper insights

molecules such as highly-charged ions, for example from GSI in Darmstadt, or charged antimatter ions and molecular ions and to study them independently of accelerators.” GSI/FAIR is also involved in the BASE [...] Among others, the GSI/FAIR workshop under the direction of Markus Romig and Stephan Teich has produced precision-mechanics components for the Penning trap. Dr. Wolfgang Quint from the GSI/FAIR research department [...] international research collaboration, in which Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) and also GSI/FAIR are involved, has successfully relocated protons outside of an antimatter laboratory for the first

which until now has often limited the effectiveness of radiotherapy. The Biophysics Department of the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung in Darmstadt played a leading role in the study. Using cerebral [...] The choroid plexus (CP) is responsible for the production of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and is for example involved in detoxification processes of the brain. Therefore, the observed cavities indicate excessive [...] Health (NIH) and the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and was performed by the GSI Biophysics Department led by Professor Marco Durante in collaboration with the MD Anderson Cancer Center

and GSI on a straight course: the exploitation of FAIR's enormous scientific potential is in sight. I am sure that with Thomas Nilsson and the entire team at FAIR and GSI, we will see FAIR and GSI achieve [...] Europe GmbH (FAIR GmbH) and the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH at a ceremony in Darmstadt on April 24. The ceremony took place on the campus of GSI and the international accelerator [...] division of FAIR and GSI, and he is also the Spokesperson of the Management Board. In his inaugural speech, Professor Thomas Nilsson gave an exciting outlook on the future development of FAIR/GSI. “I am very proud

now taken an important step towards clarifying this question at the Experimental Storage Ring ESR of GSI/FAIR. Their findings have been published in Nature Physics. The results confirm the theoretical predictions [...] particularly easy to describe. In the case of heavy nuclei with a high proton number – bismuth, for example, has 83 positively charged protons in its nucleus – the strong electrical attraction binds the electron [...] published in Nature Physics are largely based on a collaboration between TU Darmstadt, with researchers at GSI/FAIR and the Universities of Münster and Jena, which was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education