team has found evidence of the existence of an exotic atomic nucleus state in an experiment at the GSI/FAIR research center in Darmstadt. Although such a state has long been predicted theoretically, it [...] Giessen (JLU) with their working groups: ProfessorVolker Metag and Professor Christoph Scheidenberger (GSI/FAIR and Helmholtz Research Academy for FAIR). In physics, a distinction is made between four fundamental [...] strong interaction, and weak interaction. Many “bound systems” are held together by these forces. For example, the Earth and Moon are bound by gravity, and in atoms, the electromagnetic interaction holds the

the nuclear spectroscopy research department at GSI/FAIR for many years and retired a year ago. “This number really surprised me,” reports the former GSI/FAIR researcher. “I didn't expect to be at the top [...] discoveries for many years.” Here, too, GSI/FAIR is at the forefront. Professor Hans Geissel († 2024) has held the undisputed discovery record since 2013 with 279 isotopes. GSI ranks second among the institutes [...] again shortly after the fire at GSI in early February. At NUSTAR, scientists are investigating the nuclear reactions that take place inside stars, for example to understand how chemical elements are formed

The annual meeting of the FAIR-GSI Exotic Nuclei Community (GENCO) was held again this year at GSI/FAIR as part of the NUSTAR Annual Meeting. In a festive colloquium, the Young Scientist Award was presented [...] Beams (FRIB) on the topic of “How new facilities open a new era of research with exotic nuclei — Examples from FRIB”. Dr. Michail Athanasakis-Kaklamanakis received the Young Scientist Award for opening [...] accomplishment that he has made for the FAIR science and the FAIR project in general. Magdalena Górska (GSI) for her impact on the field of nuclear structure studies at the limits of stability, the pioneering

electrolyte. An international research team involving the Helmholtz Institute Mainz, a branch of the GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung in Darmstadt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Physi [...] operando measurements. A topic of increasing importance, as these batteries have many usages, for example in small mobile devices such as cell phones and notebooks, but also on a large scale in electric

experiments, storage rings and the tumor therapy facility at GSI. The Green IT Cube, GSI/FAIR’s high-performance computing centre, served as an example of the infrastructure behind the major experiments. The [...] physics. Helmholtz thrives on the strength of its community: the cutting-edge research at GSI and FAIR is an ideal example of this. Networking excellent science, state-of-the-art infrastructures, and international [...] unique opportunity to experience GSI/FAIR research first-hand. “Martin Keller’s visit provides an excellent foundation for further deepening the close cooperation between GSI/FAIR and the Helmholtz Association

are available at GSI/FAIR. “Until now, there has been no reliable way to simulate GCRs in Europe,” explains Marco Durante, professor at the Technical University of Darmstadt and head of GSI/FAIR’s research [...] European Space Agency (ESA) has succeeded in providing a simulator for Galactic Cosmic Rays at the GSI/FAIR accelerator facility in Darmstadt, Germany. The results have been published in two articles in [...] the main component. These are high-energy particles originating from outside our solar system, for example from supernovae or other explosive events within the Milky Way. GCRs consist mainly of protons and

annihilates upon contact with matter. The GSI Department for Atomic, Quantum and Fundamental Physics is a long-standing member of the BASE collaboration. Furthermore, GSI has supported the project by delivering [...] 24 March 2026, in a world first, a team of scientists from the BASE experiment at CERN, including GSI researchers, successfully transported a trap filled with antiprotons in a truck across the Laboratory’s [...] world premiere is a test, the aim being to transport antiprotons to other European laboratories, for example at Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf, where very high precision measurements of the antiproton