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November 26
Milestone Birthday of Masoomeh!

Celebrating Masoomeh's milestone birthday together: We hope you had a wonderful day and thank you for the delicious cakes!

October 25
Törggelen 2024

As every year, the current and past members of the Scheier group got together at Müssigang's farm in Mühlau for Törggelen. As always, it was a pleasure to eat, drink and chat together!

September 25-28
Labastro Meeting

Lisa and Elisabeth joined the Labastro Meeting which took place in the gorgeous 'Ringberg castle', a castle with an amazing view over lake Tegernsee. As the name indicates, the Labastro Meeting addresses challenges in laboratory astrophysics. In her invited talk, Elisabeth showed the new results on the spectroscopy of C60+ analogues with our helium-tagging messenger spectroscopy setups TOFFY2 and CLUSTOF. Lisa presented a poster about our recent discovery that we could form doubly and triply charged C60 dimers in TOFFY2 (see publication), for which she even received the best poster award!

September 26-27
CATCOSY

Last week, Johannes and Paul participated in the CATCOSY Meeting in Madrid, which focused on metal clusters and their role in catalysis. Paul gave a presentation on the properties and applications of charged HNDs, while Johannes showed his findings from the spectroscopic investigation of gold clusters. The event sparked many new ideas, thanks to the insightful talks and engaging discussions with other participants.

Paul (in the middle) and Johannes (right) with colleagues from Madrid

August 30
FFG internships

During the summer school break, two high school students, Lilli and Florian, participated for four weeks in an FFG internship funded by the ‘Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft’. The goal of the internship was to provide students interested in research with the opportunity to gain insight and hands-on experience in the field. During their time with us, Lilli and Florian worked with us at various lab experiments, designed components using SolidWorks, ran simulations with Simion, and much more. We hope they gained valuable knowledge and that this experience will help guide their future career choices. Thank you, Lilli and Florian, for joining us!

August 29
Publication: The role of Na decoration on the hydrogen adsorption on coronene

Recently, a paper from our group about the role of Na decoration on the hydrogen adsorption on coronene was published in the prestigious journal International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (Impact factor 8.1). Congratulations to everyone who contributed!

Publication:

The role of Na decoration on the hydrogen adsorption on coronene: a combined experimental and computational study by E. García-Arroyo, A.M. Reider, S. Kollotzek, F. Foitzik, J. Campos-Martínez, M. Bartolomei, F. Piranic, M.I. Hernández, M. Mella, and P. Scheier
Int. J. Hydrog. Energy 83, 387-395 (2024)
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.07.425

August 23
Group hike to Nockspitze

...rewarding us with amazing views of Innsbruck and the surrounding landscape.

August 20 and 21
Master's thesis defense of Johannes Reichegger and Thomas Pohl

Recently, two Master students in our group defended their thesis, Johannes and Thomas! You did an amazing job on your Master theses: Johannes spectroscopically studied the reactivitiy of small gold clusters and Thomas built up a setup for the deposition of nanoparticles. We are very happy that both are staying in the group to do their PhD!

August 08
Publication: Formation of Doubly and Triply Charged Fullerene Dimers in Superfluid Helium Nanodroplets

Recently, the paper ‘Formation of Doubly and Triply Charged Fullerene Dimers in Superfluid Helium Nanodroplets’ from TOFFY2 was published in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters (Impact factor 8.1). The publication was also highlighted in the Newsroom of the University!

Publication:

Formation of Doubly and Triply Charged Fullerene Dimers in Superfluid Helium Nanodroplets by Lisa Ganner, Stefan Bergmeister, Lucas Lorenz, Milan Ončák, Paul Scheier, and Elisabeth Gruber
Phys. Rev. Lett. 133, 023001 (2024)
https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.133.023001

July 22
Master's thesis defense of Florian Foitzik

Florian defended his Master's thesis about 'helium solvation of multiply charged monoatomic ions' with a great talk and a flawless examination. During his Master's research, Florian also managed to design a new high-temperature oven, which even enabled to evaporate lanthanum. Many attempts to evaporate lanthanum have been made in the past, but Florian was the first one in the group who succeded, of which he can be very proud. We are very happy that he is staying in the group as a PhD student!

July 19
Saying Goodbye to Olga

Yesterday, we had to say goodbye to Olga, who is going to Japan (Fukuoka) for a PostDoc position. During her time in the group, Olga was hard-working and managed to publish numerous papers. Besides, she was always spreading her inspirational motivation to the other group members and her infectious good mood lit up the whole team, creating a joyful atmosphere. Olga was also the one who initiated this news section and took great care of the whole homepage. It was a pleasure to work with you, Olga! We wish you all the best and hope to see you again soon!

July 22
Master's thesis defense of Florian Foitzik

July 19
Saying Goodbye to Olga

July 5-7
Eventful Weekend

Last weekend was bustling with social events for our group. On Friday, we organized the annual suckling pig get-together, where former members of the group were also invited, and we enjoyed the evening with good conversations, food, and drinks together. On Saturday, we watched the American Football Game of the Swarco Raiders Tirol in which Jan was playing and supported him mentally by cheering on him. Finally, on Sunday, we celebrated Elisabeth and her husband, who recently got married, with amazing Italian food. Thanks to everyone for making it a wonderful weekend!

June 30 - July 5

MOLEC 2024

June 28

June 28

Institutes BBQ

How do you attract students? Of course, with free food, drinks, and great science! To conclude the semester and celebrate a successful year, we hosted a fantastic BBQ with the entire institute. Many former and hopefully future colleagues joined us as well.

June 23-26

QFC 2024

June 17

June 17PhD thesis defence of Stefan BergmeisterJuni 6

Miriam Kappe: A New Chapter Begins

We hope to see her often and wish all the best for her and her family as they embark on this exciting new chapter in their lives. May it be filled with joy and wonderful opportunities.

Mai 24

Lange Nacht der Forschung

As every year, today we welcomed many enthusiastic people who wanted to learn about science during Lange Nacht der Forschung. It was fun as always, and hopefully, the visitors enjoyed it as much as we did.

Mai 22

Enjoying traditional Egyptian cuisine

Enjoying traditional Egyptian cuisine Today, we were delighted to try traditional Egyptian food. Shaimaa prepared a gorgeous lunch with over five different dishes, offering something for everyone. Events like these are a wonderful aspect of working in a multinational team, as they allow us to explore and appreciate different cultures while sharing our own.April 24

Small group get-together

Small group get-togetherDo we really need a reason to come together with a group and enjoy each other's company? It was a wonderful time, especially with some new people joining us and catching up with old friends we haven't seen in a while. Plus, we got to try some Dutch food and beer for a new experience.

April 15-25

April 15-25

Visit of Dr. Serge Krasnokutski

Dr. Serge Krasnokutski from Friedrich Schiller University Jena joined us to research the fascinating topic on the search of the carriers of the diffuse interstellar bands . This fruitful collaboration started in 2019 and has always been great for exploring more about astrochemistry and physics in the supercold helium environment! This time, together with Elisabeth, Lisa, and Florian, they performed UV-Vis spectroscopy of cationic carbon chains formed in superfluid helium droplets, simulating the cold cosmic environment.

April 7

April 7

Mr.ToF is back!

Mr.ToF is back! Some rearrangements were recently made in a large lab. The Multi-Reflection Time-of-Flight (Mr.ToF) system is back in action, now connected to the helium droplet source of TOFFY. We're gearing up to trap the helium droplets in the Mr.ToF and study their lifetime. Additionally, TOFFY has received a new electron impact source and is undergoing upgrades to a newer, improved version!

April 01

Elisabeth starts her Elise-Richter Project on "Messenger spectroscopy of C₆₀ analogues"

At the end of 2023, Elisabeth Gruber was awarded a 3-year FWF-Elise-Richter grant to explore the spectroscopy of various C₆₀ derivatives, which are regarded as promising candidates for the carriers of the diffuse interstellar bands (DIBs). These bands are lines in the spectrum of stars caused by the absorption of light by interstellar dust. The exact identity of the molecules causing these bands, and thus the chemical composition of interstellar dust, is still a major puzzle in observational astrochemistry. So far, only the ionized fullerene C₆₀⁺ has been identified as a carrier.

With her team, Elisabeth will use a novel and unique instrumental setup, which has been commissioned during her previous Hertha-Firnberg-Project at the University of Innsbruck, to spectroscopically investigate singly and multiply charged complexes of C₆₀ and other elements commonly found in space, such as hydrogen, carbon, iron, and magnesium. The results will help to identify new carriers of DIBs or to rule out potential candidates.

March 26

Closing out the tobogganing season at Praxmar

Closing out the tobogganing season at PraxmarLet's cherish the final tobogganing runs as we bid farewell to the snowy season and embrace the blooming beauty of spring.March 8Happy International Women's Day from the heights of Lisenser Fernerkogel, Praxmar

On International Women's Day, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of women in science, whose intellect and passion fuel progress and innovation worldwide.

On International Women's Day, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of women in science, whose intellect and passion fuel progress and innovation worldwide.March 7

First signal on HYDRA

First signal on HYDRAIt's not just a tool for deposition anymore—it's so much more! And the first results are in: bismuth (Bi) clusters successfully deposited on the surface via soft landing of Bi-doped He nanodroplets.

February 29

February 29

Opening BBQ season

We took advantage of the beautiful weather, on this special date which happens only once every four years, to gather together and enjoy a barbecue. This time, we were delighted to welcome many new faces, including new bachelor students and student assistants, joining us for the occasion.

February 22

February 22

Day of Physics

The Annual Day of Physics was as exhilarating as ever. Students from across Austria visited our faculty, and we were delighted to showcase our labs and educational experiments. As always, our aim is to inspire young minds to pursue physics and hopefully welcome some of them back for their bachelor's studies in the future!February 16

Welcome Dr. Shaimaa Habib

Welcome Dr. Shaimaa HabibWe are delighted to extend a warm welcome to Dr. Schaima Habib, a Post-doctoral researcher from Damanhour University, Egypt. Dr. Habib will be joining our team for five months. She has been awarded a Joint Excellence in Science and Humanities (JESH) grant by ÖAW to conduct experiments on TOFFY, focusing on the reactivity of Au clusters in catalytic CO₂ activation. January 28 - February 2

SASP 2024

The biannual SASP meeting was, as always, a fantastic success. Most of our group had the pleasure of representing Innsbruck at this year's meeting in the beautiful Andalo. It was a great week filled with many informative talks, and in particular, Elisabeth, Stefan, and Florian represented our group by delivering nice presentations on the most recent research conducted in our labs. During the lively poster session, Jan, Olga, Lisa, and Matthias shared their research, with Olga's poster earning her the coveted poster prize—a box of delicious Italian food.

Beyond the scientific agenda, we made the most of our breaks by exploring the snow-covered mountains of Andalo on skis and snowboards or on foot. Evenings were spent in delightful conversations, engaging games, and even some musical moments with a guitar. Now, we eagerly look forward to the next SASP in 2026, this time in Obergurgl!

January 25Publication: Hydrogen absorption on alkali decorated PAHs

Also, a nice work from TOFFY has been published in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (Impact factor 7.139). This joint experimental/theoretical study focuses on advanced hydrogen storage solutions, showing that alkali-decorated carbon materials reveal up to 25% enhanced hydrogen adsorption, and increase stability of the hydrogenated materials by more than 100%.

Experimental and theoretical assessment of the enhanced hydrogen adsorption on polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons upon decoration with alkali metals

by Anna Maria Reider, Siegfried Kollotzek, Paul Scheier, Florent Calvo, Ersin Yurtsever, Fernando Pirani, Massimiliano Bartolomei, Marta I. Hernández, Tomás González-Lezana, José Campos-Martínez

525-535 (2024)

10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.01.244

10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.01.244 January 25Publication: Electronic structure of phthalocyanine ionsthe Newsletter of our University!

Publikation:

Gas-Phase Electronic Structure of Phthalocyanine Ions: A Study of Symmetry and Solvation Effects

by Stefan Bergmeister, Lisa Ganner, Milan Ončák, Elisabeth Gruber

10.1002/advs.202307816 January 9

Happy Birthday, Paul!

2023

December 18

Christmas dinner

As we bid farewell to the year, our institute came together for a wonderful gathering. It was a warm and welcoming atmosphere, filled with reflections on our achievements, introductions to new faces, and goodbyes to those taking new paths. Here's to an exciting year ahead! Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

PhD thesis defence of Miriam Kappe

On Thursday, December 14th, Miriam successfully defended her thesis titled: 'Helium Nanodroplet Action Spectroscopy and the Search for Carriers of Diffuse Interstellar Bands,' delving into astrochemical processes and our potential contributions to their discovery. Her talk captivated us, and the celebration that followed was equally delightful. We extend our heartfelt wishes for a bright future in her career and for all the exciting prospects ahead.

November 25

Beertesting in Tribaun

Beertesting in TribaunNovember 23

Fusionstag in Leoben

Fusionstag in LeobenWhat an interesting meeting! We delved into the latest developments in fusion research in Austria, gaining multifaceted insights from various perspectives. See you all next year in Innsbruck!October 20

Annual Törggelen

As with every year, the annual gathering of the Scheier's group was a resounding success! All past and new members of the group convened for the traditional Törggelen. With a gathering of over 70 people, we enjoyed the fresh harvest at a beautiful farm of Müssigang's family in Mühlau, exchanged the latest news and scientific insights, and enjoyed each other's company. We're already excited for next year's reunion!

Institute excursion to Munich

Our excursion to Munich with the entire Ionian and Applied Physics Institute was a fantastic experience! A 2-hour drive brought us to the German technical museum, which is entirely dedicated to physics. The museum was truly impressive, and despite our existing knowledge of physics, our guides shared intriguing new facts. The day was capped off with a delightful dinner at a local brewery, where we enjoyed great food and a wonderful atmosphere. We eagerly anticipate next year's excursion, hoping for another equally enjoyable adventure.

October 9

October 9

Welcome back Dr. Masoomeh Mahmoodi-Darian!

We are happy to welcome back Dr. Mahmoodi-Darian! She graduated with a BSc. in Applied Physics and an MSc. in Atomic-Molecular Physics Program (Top Student), both from Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran. She then obtained her PhD in Nano-Bio-Physics from the University of Innsbruck, Austria. In 2011, she continued her research and teaching at the Faculty of science, department of Physics (at Azad University, Karaj Branch, Karaj, Iran) as an assistant professor; where she had been employed before as an academic staff.

After her PhD, she never left her collaboration with Innsbruck University and joined some projects that were granted by Prof. Paul Scheier.

After 20 years working in home university, she resigned and decided to stay in Innsbruck University and continues her research as a (associate professor) senior researcher in a very pleasant atmosphere. She loves Innsbruck, Innsbruck University, working with students and sharing her knowledge and experiences (science and life) with them and of course learning many new things of them. Working with young generation is always full of excitement, joy, energy and of course unknown things. For the latter ones you have to try to understand them!

And she likes let everybody knows:

When situations were just not right,

When everything did not seem to be bright,

When I felt fright,

There was one word that kept me going,

It was hope, because it makes me strong, gives me the solution to the wrong.

And Paul kept my hope alive!

October 8

October 8

Mountain biking: Karwendelhaus

September 29

September 29

Impressing Vorarlberg School Kids with Physics

Another fun day with school kids, this time we welcomed a group from the Vorarlberg! We began by showcasing our collection of educational experiments and then aimed to inspire them with our work. We hope they had as much fun as we did, and perhaps we've sparked a deeper interest in physics among the young minds!

September 16

Mountain biking: Brenner

Another favorite summer activity of our group is mountain biking! One of our last trips was along an old military road close to the Austrian-Italian border on the Italian side. We started out at the Brenner/Brennero train station (at 1370 m above sea level) and cycled up to Sandjochmoos-Wechselkessel (at 2130 m above sea level). Besides enjoying stunning scenery and a great atmosphere, we were lucky to meet some marmots and mountain goats!

September 15

September 15

DK ALM Summer School

Stefan and Anna Maria joined the DK ALM (Doctoral College - Atoms, Light, and Molecules) Summer School in the beautiful area of the Starnberger lake in Bavaria. The programme included exciting talks and lectures covering the full range of quantum physics, astrophysics, and (cold) ion physics, poster sessions, and good discussions with all the attendees. In between there was even some time for a (unfortunately rather rainy, but nevertheless fun) hike.

August 31

Master thesis defense of Matthias Veternik

Matthias has successfully defended his master's thesis titled "Development of an MR Device for Multiply Charged Helium Nanodroplets." Following a well-deserved break, he will return to work with Mr. TOF, the apparatus he developed and tested during his master's journey, to conduct even more thrilling experiments as a Ph.D. student. We eagerly anticipate welcoming him in his new role within our group!

August 17Bidding farewell to Ethan Cunningham As we say goodbye and wish Ethan all the luck in the world on their new London journey, we gathered for a heartwarming farewell BBQ party. The sun smiled upon us, allowing us to enjoy the delightful weather as we savoured delicious bites (including mushrooms from the last hunt) and celebrated the moments we shared together. August 15

Favourite activity of the season: mushroom hunting!

Spending quality time with the group while hunting for mushrooms is our favorite summer activity, and enjoying a delightful meal made from our harvest makes it even better!

July 28

PhD thesis defence of Siegfried Kollotzek

Cheers to Sigi's incredible achievement! This Friday, he presented his thesis on " How to dope multiply charged superfluid helium nanodroplets.". His journey through the PhD program has been nothing short of inspiring, turning him into a true TOFY master, adept at unravelling complex challenges. His work has led to a prolific publication record of over 10 papers. We wish him a Refreshing break and success in his future adventures. Exciting times ahead!

July 13

July 13

Master thesis defence of Pascal Weh

After working with us for a year, Pascal defended his thesis last week in front of a committee of professors from our university and the group. His thesis focused on the ion extraction efficiency of different materials and angles. During his master, he successfully designed and build a setup that allowed him to measure the differences between those settings. Even though we would be glad to see him as a PhD student in our group, we wish him all the best in his new job in the private sector. Congratulations, Pascal!

June 23

June 23Annual Suckling Pig Dinner

The Scheiers group had their yearly gathering where former and current members came together. We caught up on life, innovations in the lab, new research lines, and shared anecdotes, all while enjoying the traditional suckling pig and its vegetarian alternative. Despite the rain, we had a great time laughing, reminiscing, and discussing scientific topics. As the day ended, we left with stronger connections and excitement for future meetings, grateful for the fun-filled moments that the weather couldn't dampen.

June 16

June 16

Visit ELI beamline

Elisabeth Gruber and Miriam Kappe have participated in the COST COSY workshop on He nanodroplets, where they got the chance to exchange their knowledge with other experts in this field. They also visited ELI Beamline facility, where the group of Maria Krikunova explores the dynamics of nanoplasma in He nanodroplets.

June 11-14

June 11-14

IMAMPC conference

IMAMPC 2023, the 12th International Meeting on Atomic and Molecular Physics and Chemistry, led by Milan Oncak together with the organizing committee, which included three of our group members (Anna Maria Reider, Ethan Cunningham, Olga Lushchikova), was a standout event. Our group was actively involved, presenting hot-topic talks and posters. Moreover, we had the privilege of showcasing our lab during a lab tour, immersing attendees in our research.The conference was a resounding success, featuring engaging discussions, groundbreaking research presentations, and valuable networking opportunities. We extend our gratitude to all the enthusiastic participants who made IMAMPC 2023 truly exceptional.

May 31-June 5

May 31-June 5

Measurements at European XFEL

During our five-day expedition at EuXFEL, measuring day and night, we conducted an extensive study on the emergence of nanoplasmas in superfluid He nanodroplets. By meticulously recording diffraction images of neutral and charged droplets, both pristine and doped with Xe, during a pump-probe experiment with varying laser parameters, we amassed a massive dataset of terabytes of data from nearly 400 runs. Now back at our home base, we are excited to analyze this wealth of information and gain valuable insights into the processes induced by the IR laser within the droplets.

May 31

May 31

Innsbruck delegation arrived at European XFEL

Stefan, Matthias and Jan did a great job helping set up the experiment. Now the rest of our group has arrived! We join experts from all over the world (LBNL, USC, U. Innsbruck, ETH, EuXFEL) in experiments discovering the unique nature of the superfluid He nanodroplets.

May 17

May 17

Saying goodbye to Iansessa Stromberg

After an Erasmus year in our group, doing multiple ionization experiments of rare gases on TOFFY2 she successfully defended her master's thesis. It was a great pleasure to host her in our group and learn so much about the English culture. We wish her a lot of success in her future endeavours.

May 2

May 2

Breaking gender barriers together

Breaking gender barriers togetherWe are proud to say that our group is a place where women are valued equally, and no one is left out or made to feel like a minority. Let's work towards a world where everyone is respected and has equal opportunities.

April 27

April 27

Ariane Kronthaler's farewell party

We're thrilled to announce that our former PhD student Ariane has landed her dream job as a medical physicist at the University Hospital Innsbruck! Although we'll miss her, we're so proud of her and wish her all the luck and success in her new role. Wishing Ariane all the best in her new position!

April 19

April 19

Gaming night

Board games might not be our area of expertise, but we sure had a lot of laughs playing together. What a great way to unwind after a long day in the lab!

April 12

April 12

Olga Lushchikova visited the lab of Prof. Peter Armentrout (STSM from COST COSY)

Olga just returned from the short-term scientific mission supported by COST COSY. She spent two weeks in the group of Prof. Peter Armentrout at the University of Utah, where she learned how to experimentally determine accurate bond dissociation energies using collision-induced dissociation. In the near future, several upgrades are planned for TOFFY, providing even more information about the systems we breed in superfluid helium nanodroplets.

April 5

April 5

Tulip Summer VIII School Success:Stefan Bergmeister shows outstanding performance in presentation and racing

Congratulations to Stefan for his excellent performance during Tulip Summer VIII School. He represented our group with style and flair. Out of over fifty candidates, he was one of only four students selected to present his work - a remarkable achievement in itself. But Stefan didn't stop there - he also showcased his exceptional driving skills and won a silver medal in the carting race with his team. If there was an individual rating, he would undoubtedly take the gold!

March 3

March 3

Mr.ToF trapped the first ions

A historical moment! The first ions have been trapped with the new multi-reflectron instrument (Mr.ToF). Matthias and Luis did a great job in a record-breaking short time! Let's wish them good luck with the optimization!

February 28

February 28Master thesis defence of Ariane Kronthaler

February 27

February 27Farewell to Rector Tilmann Märk, laudation by Paul Scheier

After more than 60 years of dedicated service to the University of Innsbruck, Prof. Dr. Tilmann Märk has retired, and a retirement ceremony was held to celebrate his distinguished career. Among the guests was Prof. Dr. Paul Scheier, who had been a student of Prof. Dr. Märk's and had since become a professor of our department himself. In a heartfelt and personal speech, Paul Scheier gave a wonderful laudation to Prof. Dr. Märk, sharing anecdotes and expressing gratitude. The ceremony also featured other speeches, music, and honors, making it a fitting tribute to Prof. Dr. Märk's enduring contributions to the university. For this very special moment, Paul even put on a suit!

February 23

February 23

Day of physics

Doing cool science is only part of the job! It is also essential to share your knowledge and educate the following generations. Today on the "day of physics" we have shown our work to many high-school students and hopefully could motivate them to choose physics. And who knows, maybe we will see some of them again in the near future...

February 17-19

February 17-19

Retreat weekend in Dornbirn

Coming together in an informal atmosphere is the best way to relax and improve the group spirit. We spend the weekend in Dornbirn chatting, hiking, cooking, eating and even enjoying Carnaval. Thanks to Felix and Johanna for their enormous hospitality!!!

February 16

February 16

Front cover PCCP

The paper measured at TOFFY with our collaborator Jaroslav Kočišek entitled "10.1039/D2CP04172C

February 14

February 14

Enjoying (probably) the last tobogganing opportunity of this season with the group during a very sunny lunch break. Luckily there is still a lot of snow for a lovely ride.

February 9

February 9

Olga Lushchikova got STSM grant from COST

Olga got a short-term scientific mission grant from COST COSY (CA21101) to visit the lab of Prof. P. Armentrout in the Department of Chemistry, University of Utah to learn how to perform CID measurements at the quantitative level in order to obtain bond dissociation energies of the desired molecules or complexes. After her visit, she will integrate this technique into TOFFY to study the binding energy of CO₂ to metal clusters.

End of sabbatical stay Prof. Masoomeh Mahmoodi Darian

Working with Prof. Mahmoodi Darian during the winter semester was a great pleasure!

Defensio Felix Duensing

Recently Felix successfully defended his thesis entitled "From fusion relevant ion surface collisions to a Database and Viewer of multi-dimensional mass spectra". Next to the fusion experiments on SURFTOF, he took data digitization to the next level! We are all very grateful for the updates on the lab journal he made. Congratulations Dr. Duensing!!!

January 30

Elisabeth Gruber got grant from Tiroler Wissenschaftsförderung

Congratulations to Elisabeth for getting a Tiroler Wissenschaftsförderung grant to pursue her research on Spectroscopy of He-tagged photoactive (metal)organic molecules" in the next year!

January 27

Night tobogganing Maria Waldrast

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