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The Bonn Radioisotope Separator and Implanter - togehter with the Bonn Isochronous Cyclotron - at the Institut für Strahlen- und Kernphysik is an instrument of central importance for nuclear physics and solid state physics.

Several research groups in Bonn (Prof. M. Forker, Prof. C. Günther, Prof. P. Herzog, Prof. J. Hormes/Physikalisches Institut, Prof. K.-H. Speidel, PD Dr. R. Vianden) and a great number of worldwide collaborations use the unique opportunity to produce and to implant mass separated isotopes into specially prepared samples at implantation energies between 1 and 160 keV.

 Separation and implantation of radioactive isotopes for

• the nuclear spectroscopy with charged particles
• the investigation of hyperfine interactions in solids
• the study of the diffusion of radiotracers in materials
• the observation of impurity transmutation in semiconductors

 Separation and implantation of stable isotopes for

• the production of highly enriched calibrated targets
• the impurity doping of materials
• the radiation damaging of solids

• Dr. P.D. Eversheim
• Siegfried Hinderlich
• Albert Dahl
• Cornelia Noll