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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2010	Spectrum of Prompt Fission Neutrons from 235U(n, F)	*MASLOV V. M.; TETEREVA N. A.; PRONYAEV V. G; KAGALENKO A.b.; ZOLOTAREV K. I.; CAPOTE R.; GRANIER T.; MORILLON B.; HAMBSCH Franz-Josef; SUBLET J.-Ch.*	Articles in Journals
2005	Status of the International Neutron Cross-Section Standards File	*PRONYAEV V. G.; BADIKOV S. A.; ZHENPENG Chen; CARLSON A. D.; GAI E.; HALE G. M.; HAMBSCH FRANZ-JOSEF; HOFMANN H. M.; LARSON N. M.; SMITH D. L., et al*	Contributions to Conferences
2005	Status of the Neutron Cross Section Standards Database	*HAMBSCH FRANZ-JOSEF; CARLSON A. D.; VONACH H.*	Contributions to Conferences
2012	Sub-barrier resonance fission and its effects on fission fragment properties	*TUDORA Anabella, et al*	Articles in Journals
2011	THEORY-1 - Proceedings of the Scientific Workshop on Nuclear Fission Dynamics and the Emission of Prompt Neutrons and Gamma Rays, 27-29 September 2010, Sinaia, Romania	*HAMBSCH Franz-Josef, et al*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2009	Total Characterization of Neutron Detectors with a 252Cf Source and a New Light Output Determination	*KORNILOV Nikolai, et al*	Articles in Journals
2011	An Update of the Nuclear Data Standards Activities	*CARLSON A. D., et al*	Contributions to Conferences
2010	VERDI - a Double (v, E) Fission-Fragment Spectrometer	*OBERSTEDT Stephan, et al*	Contributions to Conferences

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