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Dr. Lykiardopoulou contributed to the field of nuclear physics by measuring the mass of short-lived sodium isotopes. The results challenge current theories of nuclear structure and establish benchmarks for new theoretical approaches. She contributed in the development and commissioning of a novel ion trap that aims at higher precision mass measurements of short-lived species.

A randomly-selected Doctoral citation each day: today from the Doctor of Philosophy in Physics (PhD) - graduated in 2024

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