Arnd Junghans

Dr. Arnd Junghans is a Project Leader at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) within the Institute of Radiation Physics. His primary role involves leading research projects in nuclear physics, including measurements with time-of-flight experiments at nELBE and CERN n_TOF, as well as nuclear diagnostics for laser particle acceleration at DRACO. He is also involved in the EURATOM-funded APRENDE grant addressing evaluated nuclear data priorities.

His research focuses on nuclear physics data, detector development, and applications in radiation physics. Dr. Junghans teaches courses such as 'Nuclear Physics: Fundamentals and Applications' and supervises Bachelor and Master theses. He is based at HZDR’s main campus in Dresden, Germany, and can be reached via email or phone: +49 351 260 3589.

Key areas of expertise include nuclear astrophysics, radiation detection technology, and laser-driven particle acceleration. His work bridges fundamental research with practical applications, contributing to advancements in radiation therapy and energy-related technologies.