Andreas Schiller / Profession

I work in experimental low-energy nuclear physics.

• I studied at Stuttgart University, Department of Physics.

• I did my Diploma at the (now renamed) Institute for Radiation Physics.

• I was Research Assistant at the GKSS Research Center Geesthacht GmbH.

• I did my Ph.D. study at the Cyclotron Laboratory, Physics Department, Oslo University.

• I was Post-Doctoral Researcher and Term Staff Member at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

• I became Visiting Assistant Professor at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University.

• Now, I am Assistant Professor at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Ohio University.

• Here is my Faculty Profile, my Professional Homepage and a Page for Students.

• Here are some Photos from Conferences, Schools, Workshops, and Experiments where I participated.

• Here is a Publication List of Research Papers.

• Physics News Update has written about my (and others') Research on Nuclear Temperatures and Radiative Strength Functions.

• Also Science News has an Article on these Nuclear Temperatures.

• A Press Release on EurekAlert concerning my Research on ²³O

• The same Story on the Ohio University Research News Website.

• A Collection of Links to articles in the press about our research on ⁴⁰Mg and ^42,43Al.

• Finally, here's a List of many useful Physics Links.