Ulrich Fischer is affiliated with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany. Their research primarily spans engineering, physics and astronomy, and materials science, with a significant focus on aerospace engineering, materials chemistry, radiation, nuclear and high energy physics, and electrical and electronic engineering as subfields.
The scientist's main topics of work cover nuclear reactor physics and engineering, nuclear physics and applications, fusion materials and technologies, nuclear materials and properties, radiation detection and scintillator technologies, graphite related to nuclear technology and radiation studies, and nuclear physics research studies.
Frequent collaborative partners in Fischer's research include Yuefeng Qiu, P. Pereslavtsev, D. Leichtle, S.P. Simakov, and D. Flammini.
Publication venues where Fischer has contributed most often include:
Among recent papers relevant to Fischer's research are:
A. J. M. Plompen;O. Cabellos;C. De Saint Jean;M. Fleming
Arjan Koning;Robin Forrest;Mark Kellett;Robert Mills
A.Yu. Konobeyev;U. Fischer;Yu.A. Korovin;S.P. Simakov
G. Federici;C. Bachmann;L. Barucca;Wolfgang Biel
U. Fischer;T. Zinke;J.-R. Kropp;F. Arndt
X. Litaudon;S. Abduallev;M. Abhangi;P. Abreu
Jörg Rethmeier;Andreas Rabenstein;Monika Langer;Ulrich Fischer
M. Strassburg;V. Kutzer;U. W. Pohl;A. Hoffmann
A. J. Koning;E. Koning;J. Dean;E. Dupont
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M. A. Henderson;R. Heidinger;D. Strauss;R. Bertizzolo
U. Fischer;T. Zinke;B. Schuppert;K. Petermann
M.B. Chadwick;E. Dupont;E. Bauge;A. Blokhin
U. Fischer;C. Bachmann;I. Palermo;P. Pereslavtsev
E. Joffrin;S. Abduallev;M. Abhangi;P. Abreu
A. Ibarra;F. Arbeiter;D. Bernardi;M. Cappelli
B. Schuppert;J. Schmidtchen;A. Splett;U. Fischer
C. Bachmann;S. Ciattaglia;F. Cismondi;T. Eade
Prachai Norajitra;Leo Bühler;Ulrich Fischer;Serguei Gordeev
M.B. Chadwick;R. Capote;A. Trkov;M.W. Herman
S.P Simakov;U Fischer;U von Möllendorff;I Schmuck
L. Lu;U. Fischer;P. Pereslavtsev
J. Knaster;A. Ibarra;J. Abal;A. Abou-Sena
Yican Wu;Zhongsheng Xie;Ulrich Fischer
S. P. Simakov;U. Fischer;K. Kondo;P. Pereslavtsev
F. Romanelli;M. Abhangi;P. Abreu;M. Aftanas
Alexander Marian Bradshaw;Thomas Hamacher;Ulrich Fischer
P.P.H. Wilson;R. Feder;U. Fischer;M. Loughlin
Prachai Norajitra;Leo Bühler;Ulrich Fischer;Siegfried Malang
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