Physicists have measured the energy associated with the decay of a metastable state of the thorium-229 nucleus. This is a significant step on the way to a nuclear clock which will be far more precise than the best of today’s atomic timekeepers.

As part of the International Year of the Periodic Table 2019, the Conference on the Chemistry and Physics of Heavy Elements (TAN) taking place in Wilhelmshaven, Germany from the 25th to the 30th of August, brought together the discoverers of new chemical elements in a unique historical gathering. Researchers from Germany, Russia and Japan, who have…

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7th Workshop on Optically Pumped Magnetometers

Heavy Ion Beam Tests and further Preparation of cw-Linac-Infrastructure

The six superheavy elements with atomic numbers 107-112 were discovered at GSI.

HIM-Directorate changes with effect from July, 1st

Physiker der JGU wollen Axionen über das neue Verfahren der Komagnetometrie nachweisen

Vorweihnachtliche Physik führt zum Elektronenbeschleuniger in Mainz

The Helmholtz Institute Mainz successfully brings together the academic world of Mainz University and technical expertise of GSI Helmholtzzentrum in Darmstadt