The latest generation of large gamma-ray spectrometers, such as EUROBALL, has boosted the explorations of nuclei under extreme conditions especially at the limits of angular momentum and at finite temperatures. But the coupling of these instrument to very selective “ancillary” devices allows for more and more refined investigations of the third important degree of freedom in contemporary nuclear structure studies, the isospin. This contribution summarises some of the recent highlights from the physics at EUROBALL obtained in some of the different areas of nuclear structure research. |
