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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
| 1-Jan-2014 | A 2 million year glacial chronology of the Hatherton Glacier, Antarctica and implications for the size of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet at the Last Glacial Maximum | Joy, K; Fink, D; Storey, B; Atkins, C |
| 26-Jul-2015 | 21Ne, 10Be and 26Al cosmogenic burial ages of near-surface eolian sand from the Packard Dune field, McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. | Fink, D; Augustinus, P; Rhodes, E; Bristow, C; Balco, G |
| 15-Aug-2014 | 26Al/10Be dating of an aeolian dust mantle soil in western New South Wales, Australia | Fisher, A; Fink, D; Chappell, JMA; Melville, MD |
| 3-Jul-2016 | Accelerator mass spectrometry on SIRIUS: new 6MV spectrometer at ANSTO | Wilcken, KM; Fink, D; Hotchkis, MAC; Garton, D; Button, D; Mann, M; Kitchen, R |
| 8-Jul-2016 | Accelerator Mass Spectrometry on SIRIUS: new 6MV spectrometer at ANSTO | Wilcken, KM; Fink, D; Hotchkis, MAC; Garton, D; Button, D; Mann, M; Kitchen, R |
| 1-Apr-2010 | AMS-11 in Rome, 2008: past achievements, current and future trends. | Fink, D |
| 24-Aug-2014 | Antarctica at the global ‘Last Glacial Maximum’ – what can we learn from cosmogenic 10Be and 26Al exposure ages?. | Fink, D |
| Dec-2009 | Atmospheric 14C variations derived from tree rings during the early Younger Dryas | Hua, Q; Barbetti, M; Fink, D; Kaiser, KF; Friedrich, M; Kromer, B; Levchenko, VA; Zoppi, U; Smith, AM; Bertuch, F |
| 15-Feb-2010 | Be-10 exposure ages of ancient desert pavements reveal Quaternary evolution of the Dead Sea drainage basin and rift margin tilting. | Guralnik, B; Matmon, A; Avni, Y; Fink, D |
| 15-Aug-2014 | Beryllium isotopes as tracers of Lake Lisan (Last Glacial Dead Sea) hydrology and the Laschamp geomagnetic excursion. | Belmaker, R; Stein, M; Beer, J; Christl, M; Fink, D; Lazar, B |
| Sep-2008 | Beryllium-10 in forams and marine sediments; a new chemo-stratigraphic tracer for the late quaternary. | Levchenko, VA; Opdyke, B; Fink, D; Mifsud, C; Williams, AA |
| 14-Mar-2011 | Burial dating in archaeology using 10Be and 26Al in-situ produced cosmogenic radioisotopes | Fink, D |
| 15-Sep-2019 | Carbonate and silicate intercomparison materials for cosmogenic 36Cl measurements | Mechernich, S; Dunai, TJ; Binnie, SA; Goral, T; Heinze, S; Dewald, A; Schimmelpfennig, I; Keddadouche, K; Aumaître, G; Bourlès, D; Marrero, S; Wilcken, KM; Simon, KJ; Fink, D; Phillips, FM; Caffee, M; Gregory, LC; Phillips, R; Freeman, SPHT; Shanks, R; Sarikaya, MA; Pavetich, S; Rugel, G; Merchel, S; Akçar, N; Yesilyurt, S; Ivy-Ochs, S; Vockenhuber, C |
| 3-Feb-2014 | Catastrophic rock avalanches in a glaciated valley of the High Atlas, Morocco: 10Be exposure ages reveal a 4.5 ka seismic event | Hughes, PD; Fink, D; Fletcher, WJ; Hannah, G |
| Mar-2007 | Cenozoic landscape evolution of an East Antarctic oasis (Radok Lake area, northern Prince Charles Mountains), and its implications for the glacial and climatic history of Antarctica. | Hambrey, MJ; Glasser, NF; McKelvey, BC; Sugden, DE; Fink, D |
| 14-Jan-2014 | The Centre for Accelerator Science at ANSTO | Hotchkis, MAC; Child, DP; Cohen, DD; Dodson, JR; Fink, D; Fujioka, T; Garton, D; Hua, Q; Ionescu, M; Jacobsen, GE; Levchenko, VA; Misfud, C; Pastuovic,Z; Siegele, R; Smith, AM; Wilcken, KM; Williams, AG |
| 11-Apr-2013 | Choosing the right stripper gas from AMS and other applications with tandem accelerators at low and medium terminal voltage | Hotchkis, MAC; Child, DP; Fink, D; Levchenko, VA; Wilcken, KM |
| 21-Jul-2011 | The chronology of the last deglaciation from two New Zealand valleys and some climatic implications | Shulmeister, J; Fink, D; Rother, H; Thackray, G |
| Feb-2011 | Constraining the evolution of river terraces with integrated OSL and cosmogenic nuclide data. | Guralnik, B; Matmon, A; Avni, Y; Porat, N; Fink, D |
| 2-May-2010 | Constraints on ice volume changes of the WAIS and Ross Ice Shelf since the LGM based on cosmogenic exposure ages in the Darwin-Hatherton glacial system of the Transantarctic Mountains. | Fink, D; Storey, B; Hood, D; Joy, K; Shulmeister, J |
