Chair of Nuclear and Neutrino Physics
At the point where nuclear and neutrino physics are overlapping each other, is one highly charged question of modern physics:
Is the neutrinoless doble beta decay realized in nature?
Experiments searching for this extremely rare event are of central interest in our group. Via the participation at three different large experiments investigating that radioactive process, we are able to work in this cutting-edge field of research. Additionally, our research concentrates on the investigation of other rare nuclear decays.
Profile of the chair:
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Understanding and measuring of rarest nuclear decays
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Development and precise characterization of high-purity radiation detectors
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Determination of physical properties of nuclei - Investigation of nuclear reactions
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Analysis of data and participation at large experiments in the field of neutrino physics, especially searching for the neutrinoless double beta decay (0νββ)
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Group leader
NameProf. Dr. Kai Zuber
Nuclear and neutrino physics
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