• The University of Liverpool Nuclear Physics group

The Liverpool group also plays a leading role in the development of new instrumentation, an example being the EUROBALL gamma-ray spectrometer. It is currently engaged in major EPSRC and EU-funded projects such as the segmented clover gamma-ray array EXOGAM, which will be used for investigations of exotic nuclei via gamma-ray spectroscopy at the new radioactive ion beam facility SPIRAL at GANIL in Caen, (France) and the GREAT implantation-decay detection system, designed to measure all radiation emitted from nuclei, e.g. beta and alpha particles, protons, electrons, X and gamma-rays, after implantation at the focal plane of an electromagnetic separator such as RITU at the University of Jyväskylä (Finland).
 

• Summary of Research

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• Other research groups of the Physics Department