New Astronomy Reviews

Editorial board
pp. v-viii(4)

Contents
pp. x-xiv(5)

Preface
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Diehl R.; Hartmann D.H.; Kanbach G.; Korschinek G.; Knodlseder J.; Ott U.; Prantzos N.; Schonfelder V.

Modeling the nucleosynthesis of massive stars
pp. 3-6(4)
Author: Rauscher T.

²⁶Al yields from rotating Wolf-Rayet star models
pp. 7-11(5)
Authors: Vuissoz C.; Meynet G.; Knodlseder J.; Cervino M.; Schaerer D.; Palacios A.; Mowlavi N.

Core-collapse model effects on nucleosynthesis
pp. 13-17(5)
Author: Fryer C.L.

Radioactive decay lines from asymmetric supernova explosions
pp. 19-24(6)
Author: Hungerford A.

Nucleosynthesis in multi-dimensional simulations of SNII
pp. 25-30(6)
Authors: Travaglio C.; Kifonidis K.; Muller E.

-ray emission from type Ia supernovae
pp. 31-33(3)
Authors: Isern J.; Bravo E.; Hirschmann A.; Garcia-Senz D.

-rays from classical novae: expectations from present and future missions
pp. 35-39(5)
Authors: Hernanz M.; Jose J.

Cosmic rays, stellar evolution and supernova physics
pp. 41-46(6)
Author: Biermann P.L.

Massive stars: their birth sites and distribution
pp. 47-54(8)
Author: Kroupa P.

Radioactive decay and its manifestations in core-collapse type IIP supernovae
pp. 55-59(5)
Authors: Danziger J.; Elmhamdi A.; Chugai N.

X- and -ray studies of Cas A: exposing core collapse to the core
pp. 61-67(7)
Author: Vink J.

⁴⁴Ti radioactivity in young supernova remnants: Cas A and SN 1987A
pp. 69-73(5)
Authors: Motizuki Y.; Kumagai S.

Elemental composition and distribution in SNRs: X-ray spectroscopy
pp. 75-79(5)
Author: Decourchelle A.

²⁶Al in galaxy regions: massive-star interactions with the ISM
pp. 81-86(6)
Authors: Diehl R.; Cervino M.; Hartmann D.H.; Kretschmer K.

RHESSI results on -ray lines from diffuse radioactivity
pp. 87-91(5)
Author: Smith D.M.

Annihilation puzzles for INTEGRAL
pp. 93-97(5)
Author: Milne P.A.

-ray lines from cosmic-ray interactions with interstellar dust grains
pp. 99-103(5)
Authors: Tatischeff V.; Kiener J.

r-process chronometers
pp. 105-108(4)
Authors: Kratz K.-L.; Pfeiffer B.; Cowan J.J.; Sneden C.

Actinides and the sources of cosmic rays
pp. 109-111(3)
Authors: Pfeiffer B.; Kratz K.-L.; Lingenfelter R.E.; Higdon J.C.

Production of -ray lines by energetic ion interactions (determination of solar atmospheric abundances)
pp. 113-118(6)
Authors: Chupp E.L.; Dunphy P.P.

Live radioisotopes as signatures of nearby supernovae
pp. 119-123(5)
Author: Fields B.D.

Short-lived nuclides in the early solar system: the stellar connection
pp. 125-132(8)
Author: Goswami J.N.

Early solar system radioactivity and AGB stars
pp. 133-138(6)
Authors: Gallino R.; Busso M.; Wasserburg G.J.; Straniero O.

Low energy particle production of short-lived nuclides in the early solar system
pp. 139-144(6)
Authors: Marhas K.K.; Goswami J.N.

Supernova produced and anthropogenic ²⁴⁴Pu in deep sea manganese encrustations
pp. 145-150(6)
Authors: Wallner C.; Faestermann T.; Gerstmann U.; Knie K.; Korschinek G.; Lierse C.; Rugel G.

Anthropogenic ²⁴⁴Pu in the environment
pp. 151-154(4)
Authors: Winkler S.; Ahmad I.; Golser R.; Kutschera W.; Orlandini K.A.; Paul M.; Priller A.; Steier P.; Vockenhuber C.

Evidence for live ⁶⁰Fe in meteorites
pp. 155-159(5)
Authors: Mostefaoui S.; Lugmair G.W.; Hoppe P.; El Goresy A.

Search for live ¹⁸²Hf in deep-sea sediments
pp. 161-164(4)
Authors: Vockenhuber C.; Feldstein C.; Paul M.; Trubnikov N.; Bichler M.; Golser R.; Kutschera W.; Priller A.; Steier P.; Winkler S.

Developments in instrumentation for isotopic analyses of pre-solar grains
pp. 165-169(5)
Authors: Ott U.; Hoppe P.; Lugmair G.W.

NanoSIMS, the new tool of choice: ²⁶Al, ⁴⁴Ti, ⁴⁹V, ⁵³Mn, ⁶⁰Fe, and more
pp. 171-176(6)
Authors: Hoppe P.; Ott U.; Lugmair G.W.

Perspectives on MeV astronomy instrumentation
pp. 177-181(5)
Author: Kurfess J.D.

INTEGRAL - status and outlook
pp. 183-187(5)
Author: Winkler C.

First results of the INTEGRAL spectrometer SPI
pp. 189-192(4)
Author: Knodlseder J.

Lessons learnt from COMPTEL for future telescopes
pp. 193-198(6)
Author: Schonfelder V.

Astrophysics challenges of MeV-astronomy instrumentation
pp. 199-204(6)
Author: Ryan J.M.

Coded mask imagers when to use them - and when not
pp. 205-208(4)
Author: Skinner G.K.

Rotating modulation collimator imagers
pp. 209-213(5)
Authors: Smith D.M.; Hurford G.J.; Boggs S.E.

Status and prospects for polarimetry in high energy astrophysics
pp. 215-219(5)
Authors: McConnell M.L.; Ryan J.M.

The GEANT low energy Compton scattering (GLECS) package for use in simulating advanced Compton telescopes
pp. 221-225(5)
Author: Kippen R.M.

MGGPOD: a Monte Carlo suite for modelling instrumental backgrounds in -ray astronomy and its application to Wind/TGRS and INTEGRAL/SPI
pp. 227-230(4)
Authors: Weidenspointner G.; Harris M.J.; Ferguson C.; Sturner S.; Teegarden B.J.

Data analysis for the MEGA prototype
pp. 231-235(5)
Authors: Zoglauer A.; Andritschke R.; Kanbach G.

Tracing cosmic star formation with EXIST
pp. 237-241(5)
Authors: Hartmann D.H.; Grindlay J.; Band D.; Blandford R.; Craig W.; Fishman G.J.; Gehrels N.; Harrison F.; Hong J.; Kouveliotou C.; Loeb A.; Woosley S.E.

CLAIRE's first light
pp. 243-249(7)
Authors: von Ballmoos P.; Halloin H.; Evrard J.; Skinner G.; Abrosimov N.; Alvarez J.; Bastie P.; Hamelin B.; Hernanz M.; Jean P.; Knodlseder J.; Lonjou V.; Smither B.; Vedrenne G.

Overview of the nuclear Compton telescope
pp. 251-255(5)
Authors: Boggs S.E.; Coburn W.; Smith D.M.; Bowen J.D.; Jean P.; Kregenow J.M.; Lin R.P.; von Ballmoos P.

Calibration and in-flight performance of the Compton telescope prototype LXeGRIT
pp. 257-262(6)
Authors: Aprile E.; Curioni A.; Giboni K.L.; Kobayashi M.; Oberlack U.G.; Ventura S.; Chupp E.L.; Dunphy P.P.; Doke T.; Kikuchi J.

MeV -ray imaging detector with micro-TPC
pp. 263-268(6)
Authors: Tanimori T.; Kubo H.; Miuchi K.; Nagayoshi T.; Orito R.; Takada A.; Takeda A.; Ueno M.

Hard X-ray and -ray detectors for the NeXT mission
pp. 269-273(5)
Authors: Takahashi T.; Makishima K.; Fukazawa Y.; Kokubun M.; Nakazawa K.; Nomachi M.; Tajima H.; Tashiro M.; Terada Y.

The MEGA project
pp. 275-280(6)
Authors: Kanbach G.; Andritschke R.; Schopper F.; Schonfelder V.; Zoglauer A.; Bloser P.F.; Hunter S.D.; Ryan J.A.; McConnell M.; Reglero V.; DiCocco G.; Knodlseder J.

The calibration setup of the MEGA prototype at the high intensity -ray source
pp. 281-285(5)
Authors: Andritschke R.; Zoglauer A.; Kanbach G.; Schrey F.; Bloser P.F.; Hunter S.; Macri J.; Miller R.; Litvinenko V.; Ahmed M.; Donchev A.

Prototype TIGRE Compton -ray balloon-borne telescope
pp. 287-292(6)
Authors: Bhattacharya D.; O'Neill T.J.; Akyuz A.; Samimi J.; Zych A.D.

An advanced Compton telescope based on thick, position-sensitive solid-state detectors
pp. 293-298(6)
Authors: Kurfess J.D.; Johnson W.N.; Kroeger R.A.; Novikova E.I.; Phlips B.F.; Strickman M.S.; Wulf E.A.

Applications of gas imaging micro-well detectors to an advanced Compton telescope
pp. 299-303(5)
Authors: Bloser P.F.; Hunter S.D.; Ryan J.M.; McConnell M.L.; Miller R.S.; Jackson T.N.; Bai B.; Jung S.

Calorimeter prototype based on silicon drift detectors coupled to scintillators for Compton telescopes application
pp. 305-308(4)
Authors: Marisaldi M.; Labanti C.; Bulgarelli A.; Celesti E.; Di Cocco G.; Gianotti F.; Mauri A.; Rossi E.; Traci A.; Trifoglio M.

Recent achievements of the high resolution Schottky CdTe diode for -ray detectors
pp. 309-313(5)
Authors: Tanaka T.; Kobayashi Y.; Mitani T.; Nakazawa K.; Oonuki K.; Sato G.; Takahashi T.; Watanabe S.

AGILE, a satellite for high energy -ray astrophysics: prospects for the Mini-Calorimeter
pp. 315-320(6)
Authors: Celesti E.; Bulgarelli A.; di Cocco G.; Galli M.; Gianotti F.; Labanti C.; Marisaldi M.; Mauri A.; Rossi E.; Traci A.; Trifoglio M.; Tavani M.; Argan A.