EPJ C - New Editor-in-Chief for Experimental Physics I: Accelerator Based High-Energy Physics
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- Published on 09 January 2019
The publishers of The European Physical Journal C – Particles and Fields are pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Günther Dissertori as new Editor-in-Chief for Experimental Physics I: Accelerator Based High-Energy Physics, replacing Professor Jos Engelen as of 1 January 2019.
Günther Dissertori obtained his PhD in Physics for a thesis on theoretical studies and experimental data analyses related to the ALEPH experiment at the CERN electron-positron collider LEP. He is Full Professor and Head of the Institute for Particle Physics and Astrophysics at ETH Zürich. Currently, the main focus of his research group is on the analysis of data taken with the CMS detector and its future upgrade, as well as on applications of particle physics detector technologies to bio-medical imaging, in particular positron emission tomography.
Open calls for papers
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EPJ A Topical Issue: Heavy and Super-Heavy Nuclei and Elements: Production and Properties
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EPJ A Topical Issue: Light clusters in nuclei and nuclear matter: Nuclear structure and decay, heavy ion collisions, and astrophysics
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EPJ A Topical Issue: The QCD Phase Diagram in Strong Magnetic Fields
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EPJ B Topical Issue: Extreme Value Statistics and Search in Biology: Theory and Simulations
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EPJ B Topical Issue: Evolutionary Game Theory
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EPJ B Topical Issue: Recent progress and emerging trends in Molecular Dynamics
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Advances in Multi-Scale Modelling of Intense Electronic Excitation Processes
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Atoms and Molecules in a Confined Environment
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Low Temperature Plasmas: Processes, Diagnostics and Applications
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Molecular collisions, photoionization and dynamics: honouring Professor Vincent McKoy
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Quantum Aspects of Attoscience
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EPJ D Topical Issue: Spectroscopy of biomolecular ions in vacuo
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EPJ D Topical Issue: “Advances in Physics of Ionized Gases and Spectroscopy of Isolated Complex Systems: from Biomolecules to Space Particles" (2020)
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EPJ Data Science Special Issue on Data Science Perspectives on Economic Crime
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EPJ E Special Issue: Diffusion and Convection in Nature
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Physics and Geometry of Flexible Plates and Shells
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Advances in Computational Methods for Biological Physics
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Disordered, non-equilibrium systems: From supercooled liquids to amorphous solids
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Physics of phase separation in cell biophysics: From non-equilibrium droplets to reaction-diffusion systems
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EPJ E Topical Issue: Tissue Mechanics
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EPJ N Topical Issue: Fuel Cycle Simulation
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EPJ N Topical Issue: Liquid-gas and liquid-vapour flows: theory, simulation and experiments
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EPJ Plus Focus Point Issue: Breakthrough optics- and complex systems-based technologies of modulation of drainage and clearing functions of the brain
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EPJ Quantum Technology: Special Issue on Quantum Industry
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EPJ Quantum Technology: Special Issue on Quantum Metrology & Quantum Enhanced Measurement
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Chaotic variable-order fractional neural networks
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Complex Bio Rhythms
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Current Trends in Computational and Experimental Techniques in Nonlinear Dynamics
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Frontiers of Fractals for Complex Systems: Recent Advances and Future Challenges
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Intense laser-matter interaction in atoms, finite and condensed systems
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Symmetry, Dynamics and Strings: A Centennial Issue in Honor of Yoichiro Nambu
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EPJ ST Special Issue: The Accelerating Universe – Evidence and Theories
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Tipping in Complex Systems: Theory, Methods & Applications
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EPJ ST Special Issue: Transport Phenomena and Phase Transitions in Soft and Disordered Systems
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EPJ Techniques and Instrumentation: SI units and experimental techniques
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EPJ Techniques and Instumentation: Diagnostics for electric propulsion systems