Undergraduate projects in applied nuclear physics

The following undergraduate projects are currently available at the division of applied nuclear physics. Contact the person associated with each project for more information.

Characterizing silicon detectors using light ions and fission fragments

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Diego Tarrio

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Energy materials and particle accelerators

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Marcos Moro

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Energy deposited in material films by accelerated ions

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Petter Ström

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Ion-solid interaction and in-situ sample growth

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Radek Holenak

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Experimental study of light element depth distribution in metals and alloys

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Vairavel Mathayan

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In-situ growth and characterization of ultra-thin films for nanoelectronic applications

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Tuan Tran

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Model calibration using deterministic sampling

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Henrik Sjöstrand

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To investigate the fission products in an electric field using GEANT4

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Zhihao Gao

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BWR Fuel failure statistics – Westinghouse fuel

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Christofer Willman

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Characterize Ge-detectors for experiments on radio-active mushrooms

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Cecilia Gustavsson

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Gen IV reactors and the transmutation of nuclear waste

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Henrik Sjöstrand

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Safety in spent nuclear fuel storage

Contact
Henrik Sjöstrand

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Transmutation of ²³²Th into ²³³U at SwissFel

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Henrik Sjöstrand

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Development of a detector system for commissioning of the NFS neutron facility and studies of neutron-induced fission

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Alexander Prokofiev and Diego Tarrío​

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Charge exchange of highly charged ions in helium gas

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Andreas Solders

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Setting up a trap experiment for g-factor measurements

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Andreas Solders

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New Zr data libraries for Serpent criticality calculations

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Henrik Sjöstrand