Roberto G. M. Caciuffo

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Roberto G. M. Caciuffo is the Head at the European Commission Joint Research Centre, Directorate for Nuclear Safety and Security in Germany. His research areas focus on resonant inelastic x-ray scattering, magnetism in actinide materials, and the application of synchrotron radiation techniques. Recent articles authored by him delve into topics such as the elastic properties of UO2 and the electronic interactions in uranium systems.

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Marco Ripani

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare

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Conrad Goodwin

The University of Manchester

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Sergii Khmelevskyi

TU Wien

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Articles (13)

Resonant inelastic x-ray scattering probing excited states in metallic AmFe2

Reply to “Comment on ‘Anisotropic resonant scattering from uranium systems at the U M4 edge'”

Strain‐driven Switching Between Antiferromagnetic States in Frustrated Antiferromagnet UO2 Probed by Exchange Bias Effect

Measurement of photo- and radio-luminescence of thin ThF4 films

Anisotropic resonant scattering from uranium systems at the U M4 edge

Absence of induced ferromagnetism in epitaxial uranium dioxide thin films

High-field ultrasound study of elastic constants and possible magnetic symmetry transformations in UO2

Synchrotron radiation techniques and their application to actinide materials

A Terminal Neptunium(V)-Mono(Oxo) Complex

Anisotropy in cubic UO2 caused by electron-lattice interactions

Resonant inelastic x-ray spectroscopy on UO2 as a test case for actinide materials

The fifty years it has taken to understand the dynamics of UO2 in its ordered state

Tris‐{hydridotris(1‐pyrazolyl)borato}actinide Complexes: Synthesis, Spectroscopy, Crystal Structure, Bonding Properties and Magnetic Behaviour

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Marco Ripani

Conrad Goodwin

Sergii Khmelevskyi

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