Zoltán Juhász

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Hungary

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Zoltán Juhász is the Head of the Department at the Institute for Nuclear Research (Atomki) in Hungary. His research focuses on astrochemistry, particularly the effects of electron irradiation and cosmic ray bombardment on ice and mineral samples relevant to planetary science. His recent publications include studies on the spectroscopic analysis of processed ices and the irradiation-induced changes in meteorites.

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Electron irradiation of crystalline nitrous oxide ice at low temperatures: Applications to outer Solar System planetary science

A systematic mid-infrared spectroscopic study of thermally processed H2S ices

AQUILA: A laboratory facility for the irradiation of astrochemical ice analogs by keV ions

Raman–Infrared Spectral Correlation of an Artificially Space-Weathered Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite

Irradiation induced mineral changes of NWA10580 meteorite determined by infrared analysis

Bombardment of CO Ice by Cosmic Rays. I. Experimental Insights into the Microphysics of Molecule Destruction and Sputtering

Molecular-rotation-induced splitting of the binary ridge in the velocity map of sub-eV H+ ions ejected from H2 molecules by ion impact

A systematic mid-infrared spectroscopic study of thermally processed SO2 ices

Sulfur Ion Implantations Into Condensed CO2

Laboratory experiments on the radiation astrochemistry of water ice phases

Mid-IR and VUV spectroscopic characterisation of thermally processed and electron irradiated CO2 astrophysical ice analogues

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Sergio Ioppolo

Nigel John Mason

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