Jaspreet Singh Randhawa

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

United States

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Jaspreet Singh Randhawa is an Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University in the United States. His research areas include low energy nuclear physics, astrophysics, and the development of advanced detection techniques for radioactive beam experiments. Recent articles authored by Dr. Randhawa focus on energy resolution measurements, nuclear binding near the proton drip line, and the examination of nuclear reactions relevant to cosmic processes.

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Articles (12)

Energy resolution and gain measurements in Argon-based gas mixtures: Exploring Ar:CF4 for low energy measurements with TPCs

Enhanced Nuclear Binding near the Proton Drip Line Opens Possible Bypass of the 64Ge Rapid Proton Capture Process Waiting Point

Low-pressure THGEM-based operation with Ne＋ H2 Penning mixtures

Role of low-lying resonances for the Be10(p,α)Li7 reaction rate and implications for the formation of the Solar System

The Notre-Dame Cube: An active-target time-projection chamber for radioactive beam experiments and detector development

A technique for the study of (p,n) reactions with unstable isotopes at energies relevant to astrophysics

First direct measurement of Cu59(p,α)Ni56 : A step towards constraining the Ni-Cu cycle in the cosmos

Next-generation experiments with the Active Target Time Projection Chamber (AT-TPC)

Erratum: Direct Observation of Proton Emission in ^{11}Be [Phys. Rev. Lett. 123, 082501 (2019)

First Direct Measurement of Mg 22 (α,p) Al 25 and Implications for X-Ray Burst Model-Observation Comparisons

Low energy nuclear physics with active targets and time projection chambers

Development of the TIP-HOLE gas avalanche structure for nuclear physics/astrophysics applications with radioactive isotope beams: preliminary results.

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Corina Andreoiu

Matthew Redshaw

Hector Alvarez Pol

Reynold Cooper

Tan Ahn

James Kolata

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