New trends in mass identification with telescope detectors

International audienceMost open questions in nuclear structure and dynamics require to measure not only the charge but also the mass of reaction products. It is, for example, mandatory in order to constrain the equation of state of asymmetric nuclear matter and its clustering properties at low density, but also to study exotic cluster structures in nuclei. In this contribution, I will report on recent improvements in isotopic identification with telescope detectors. It will cover efforts made by different collaborations around the world to improve detector quality, electronic chains and signal processing. New identification techniques such as Pulse Shape Analysis identification or relative Time-of-Flight identification, as well as their performances, will also be discussed