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Thomas Nilsson, Ph D, Tel: +46 31 7723258 Fax: +46 31 7723269 e-mail: f2btn@fy.chalmers.se Postal address: Subatomic Physics Dept. of Physics, Chalmers Univ. of Tech., S-412 96 Gothenburg

I am working with experimental nuclear physics within the Subatomic Physics group at the department of Physics, Chalmers University of Technology/Göteborg University. My research regards exotic nuclei, especially halo structure in light neutron-rich nuclei like ^6,8He, ¹¹Li, ^11,14Be and ¹⁹C. Furthermore, particle-unstable resonances like ¹⁰Li and ¹¹N have been studied. The experimental work is carried out at GSI, GANIL and CERN-ISOLDE within the S034/S132/S135-, E133/E252/E295- and ISOCO-collaborations.

I defended my PhD Thesis in 1995, "Excursions along the Drip line" (PDF-file, 2.1 MByte) (Abstract) which concerns reactions with, and decay properties of ^6,8He, ¹¹Li and ¹¹Be.

I occupy a position as Assistant Professor in the Subatomic Physics group. I was one of the organisers of the HALO'97:Study weekend on dripline nuclei held in Gothenburg June 13 - 15 1997. I was also a member in the DAQ - Working Group 1997, aiming at finding a new data acquisition system for ISOLDE.

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