Study of neutron rich nuclei by CYRIC new cyclotron

The AVF cyclotron at CYRIC has been replaced from K=50 MeV AVF cyclotron to K=130 MeV AVF cyclotron, which accelerates heavy ions up to Ar with ECR ion source and high intensity protons with negative Hydrogen ion source. All of the missions for replacement is almost completed. The several experiments for nuclear spectroscopy of unstable nuclei with the new cyclotron has been planned and partly advanced. \begin {itemize} \item Development of RF Ion Guide Isotope Separator toward to 78Ni \item Moment measurements with 6 clover detectors by $\gamma- \gamma $ angular correlation for low excited states of neutron rich nuclei. \item In-beam gamma ray measurements with 6 clovers and 14 single Ge detectors (Hyperball 2) \end{itemize} The details of developments and several experimental results will be presented.