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Abteilung	Service Group(s)	Responsible Editor
Abteilung Andersen	Computer Service	Prof. Dr. O. K. Andersen
Abteilung Jansen	X-Ray Diffraction	Prof. Dr. M. Jansen
Abteilung Keimer	Crystal Growth High Pressure	Prof. Dr. B. Keimer
Abteilung Kern	Interface Analysis Online Information Service Optics and Spectroscopy	Prof. Dr. K. Kern
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Abteilung Maier	Technology	Prof. Dr. J. Maier
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Abteilung Simon	Chemical Service	Prof. Dr. A. Simon

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