Read article 'Ole Hansen 1934–2025'
Ole Hansen 1934–2025
Ole Hansen, a leading Danish nuclear-reaction physicist, passed away on 11 May 2025.
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Read article 'Ole Hansen 1934–2025'
Ole Hansen, a leading Danish nuclear-reaction physicist, passed away on 11 May 2025.
Read article 'Michele Arneodo 1959–2025'
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Read article 'Miro Preger 1946–2025'
Miro Andrea Preger, a distinguished accelerator physicist in the Accelerator Division of the Frascati National Laboratories, passed away on 1 September 2025.
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