Prof. Dr. Hans Joachim Specht

Physikalisches Institut der Universität Heidelberg
Im Neuenheimer Feld 226
69120 Heidelberg
(Raum 326, 3.OG, Philosophenweg 12)
Contact:
telefone:Office HD +49 6221 54-9213/19470 / fax 19545
Office CERN +41 22 7675906
eMail:specht@physi.uni-heidelberg.de
hans.specht@cern.ch

Links

Full CV
Selected publications – a guide
Selected popular articles
Selected recent talks
Selected video recordings
Full list of publications
Memories of Quark Matter 2006
Lecturing on Music, Physics and the Brain
Management Milestones GSI 1992-1999
   CERN Experiment NA45/CERES
CERN Experiment NA60

Short CV

1936Born in Unna, Germany
1956-1962   Study of physics at LMU München, TU München and ETH Zürich
1964 Dissertation (Dr. rer. nat.) in atomic physics at the Forschungsreaktor FRM,
TU München
1965-1968 Fellowship, then Research Associate AECL Nuclear Laboratories, Canada.
Research in nuclear physics at a Tandem accelerator
1969-1973 Wiss. Assistent, Habilitation, Wiss. Rat/Professor, Sektion Physik, LMU
München. Continued research in nuclear physics (FRM and accelerator)
1973 Full Professor, Physikalisches Institut, Universität Heidelberg. Research
groups in nuclear and atomic physics at the Tandem accelerator at the
MPI Heidelberg and the UNILAC accelerator at GSI Darmstadt
1983-2004 Scientific Associate at CERN, Geneva, in one-year terms (1983, 1990, 2003)
Research in high-energy physics: ’Quark Matter’, with direct relevance for
the early universe. Experiments R807/808 at the ISR (member), NA34/2
and NA45-CERES (spokesperson) and NA60 (member), all at the SPS
1992-1999 Scientific Director of GSI, Darmstadt. Most visible impact: Tumor therapy
with C-ions, in cooperation with the Radiologische Klinik der Universität
and the DKFZ Heidelberg.
1998 Start of research in neuroscience related to the perception of music, together
with H.G. Dosch, ITP, and the Neurologische Klinik, Universität Heidelberg
2000Member of the Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften
2004 Professor Emeritus; continued research at CERN and in neuroscience