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Christina Trautmann, Kay-Obbe Voss, Friedemann Völklein, Maria Eugenia Toimil-Molares Nature, Scientific Reports 13, (2023) 8290 DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-35065-z Published: 22 May 2023 Open Access Three-dimensional [...] Falch, Jan Garrevoet, Martin Seyrich, Christian David & Christian G. Schroer Nature, Scientific Reports 12, (2022) 6203 DOI: 10.1038/s41598-022-09466-5 Published 13 April 2022 Open Access Desorption of [...] Voss, K. Lee, M. S. Song, C. Yi, M. Cappellazzo, W. Kondziołka, A. Liskowicz, M. Cholewa Scientific Reports, 11, 737, (2021) DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-80788-y Published: 12 January 2021 Open Access Conical Nanotubes

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with the contract preparation and coordinate the start of your project at GSI. Reporting and audits We do the financial reporting of your project and support handling the funding guidelines. Furthermore we

Chemistry (IUPAC) assigns the discovery of element 112 to Sigurd Hofmann and his group. See IUPAC report here. 13 July 2009 The group of Sigurd Hofmann proposes to the IUPAC the name C OPERNICIUM (symbol

spheres depend on the initial wire diameter, material, and crystallinity of the wire. Recently, we reported the geometrical transformation of metallic copper nanowires, confined in graphitic coating, into

Chemistry (IUPAC) assigns the discovery of element 111 to Sigurd Hofmann and his group ( see IUPAC-report ). 17. November 2006 The name Roentgenium is given to the element 111 in an official ceremony at

Chemistry (IUPAC) assigns the discovery of element 110 to Sigurd Hofmann and his group ( see IUPAC-report ). 2 December 2003 The name Darmstadtium is given to element 110 in an official ceremony at GSI.

elements Cwiok, S., Hofmann, S., and Nazarewicz, W. Nucl. Phys. A573, 356-394, 1994 Response to the report of the transfermium working group Armbruster, P., Hessberger, F.P., Hofmann, S., Leino, M., Münzenberg [...] Poppensieker, K., Quint, B., Schött, H.J., Zychor, I., Leino, M.E., and Gollerthan, U. GSI Annual Report 1985, GSI-86-1, p. 29, 1986 Evidence for 264 108, the Heaviest Known Even-Even Isotope G. Münzenberg [...] Proceedings of the Int. Conf. on Nuclear Structure at the Limits, July 22-26, 1996, Argonne, USA, Report ANL/PHY-97/1, p. 259-264 Heavy and superheavy nuclei S. Hofmann Proceedings of the Int. Conf. on

to frequency converter ASIC, GSI Scientific Report 2004, p. 341 H. Flemming: A Successor for the GSI Charge to Frequency Converter Modul, GSI Scientific Report 2007, p. 253 M. Witthaus et. al.: SEM-Grid [...] SEM-Grid Prototype Electronics with Charge-Frequency-Converter (QFW), GSI Scientific Report 2010, p 313