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The STELLA (STELlar LAboratory) experimental station for the measurement ofdeep sub-barrier light heavy-ion fusion cross sections has been installed atthe Androm\`{e}de accelerator at the Institut de Physique Nucl\'{e}aire, Orsay(France). The setup is designed for the direct experimental determination ofheavy-ion fusion cross sections as low as tens of picobarn. The detectionconcept is based on the coincident measurement of emitted gamma rays with theUK FATIMA (FAst TIMing Array) and evaporated charged particles using a silicondetector array. Key developments relevant to reaching the extreme sub-barrierfusion region are a rotating target mechanism to sustain beam intensities above10$\mu$A, an ultra-high vacuum to prevent carbon built-up and gammacharged-particle timing in the order of nanoseconds sufficient to separateproton and alpha particles.

The STELLA Apparatus for Particle-Gamma Coincidence Fusion Measurements with Nanosecond Timing