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| - | ==== Euramet EMPIR project 17FUN02 - MetroMMC | + | Our research would not be possible without the funding of basic research. We therefor thank gratefully the different German and European funding agencies enabling fundamental research. We are part of the following research projects: |
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| + | ==== Euramet EMPIR project 17FUN02 - MetroMMC ==== | ||
| Radioactive elements have been of significant scientific and technological interest ever since their discovery. They undergo change in a variety of ways, Electron Capture (EC) decay being one such pathway. New theoretical calculation techniques and measurement improvements for this process would deliver wide-ranging benefits, including: greater knowledge of the effects of EC decay at the DNA level in cancer therapy; a better understanding of the early history of the solar system; updated and improved radionuclide standards data. | Radioactive elements have been of significant scientific and technological interest ever since their discovery. They undergo change in a variety of ways, Electron Capture (EC) decay being one such pathway. New theoretical calculation techniques and measurement improvements for this process would deliver wide-ranging benefits, including: greater knowledge of the effects of EC decay at the DNA level in cancer therapy; a better understanding of the early history of the solar system; updated and improved radionuclide standards data. | ||