EMIS 2022 at RAON

Session

Session 14

6 Oct 2022, 15:50

S236 (Science Culture Center, IBS)

60. The PUMA experiment at CERN

Frank Wienholtz (TU Darmstadt)

06/10/2022, 15:50

Oral Session

The main goal of the PUMA (antiProton Unstable Matter Annihilation) experiment is to use antiprotons as a tool to investigate properties of exotic nuclei. For this, antiprotons produced at the AD/CERN and decelerated by the ELENA storage ring will be captured, cooled and transported to the ISODLE facility where the antiprotons will be mixed with short lived isotopes. During this process, an...

46. Nuclear physics with TriSol at Notre Dame’s Nuclear Science Laboratory

Prof. Tan Ahn (University of Notre Dame)

06/10/2022, 16:10

Oral Session

The detailed study of radioactive nuclei has resulted in opportunities for addressing many open questions in nuclear structure and nuclear astrophysics. For over three decades, the TwinSol separator at the University of Notre Dame has produced high-quality in-flight radioactive beams at low-energy for light isotopes that have been used in experiments aimed at nuclear structure, astrophysics,...

139. Large-acceptance isotope identification array FAZIA: Status and R&D activities for upgrade

MinJung Kweon (Inha University)

06/10/2022, 16:30

Oral Session

The FAZIA apparatus is a multi-detector array designed to identify a wide range of charge and mass of reaction products in heavy-ion collisions in the Fermi energy domain. The basic module of FAZIA is the block, consisting of 16 three-layer telescopes. The first two layers are highly homogeneously doped Si detectors with the thickness of 300 μm and 500 μm, respectively, and the third layer is...

195. Little-known ways to apply nuclear physics techniques to chemistry and medicine

Prof. Monika Stachura

06/10/2022, 16:50

Invited

As humans, we are a mixture of diverse chemical elements, a fragile composition that hangs in an improbable yet finely tuned balance. If this is disturbed, either due to a deficiency or excess of certain elements, it can lead to pathologies which have been linked to severe diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, or Parkinson’s disease. For many metals in our body, such as Mg, Zn and Cu,...

5. Optimal reaction energy for synthesis of element 119 via 51V+248Cm reaction probed by quasielastic barrier distribution measurement

Masaomi Tanaka (RIKEN Nishina Center)

06/10/2022, 17:20

Oral Session

The periodic table is now completely filled up to the seventh period. The synthesis of elements 119 and 120 has been attempted in several cases using the combination of actinide targets and projectile beams heavier than $^{48}$Ca. However, these new elements have not been discovered yet so far [1-4].
In the synthesis of superheavy elements, the reaction energy is the most important parameter...