NUSTAR '05
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NUSTAR'05: NUclear STructure, Astrophysics and Reactions.
University of Surrey, Guildford, UK
Wed 5th Jan 2005 - Sat 8th Jan 2005
email: nustar05@surrey.ac.uk
NEW (25/01/05): Talks now on the web: go to Programme and click on people's names for pdf or ppt files.
NEW (12/01/05): Photo Gallery online: here.
NEW (10/01/05): Conference Photo available: jpeg (1MB)
NEW (09/12/04): Campus map pdf files: file 1, file 2, and a Guildford town map: file 3.
NEW (30/11/04): Programme now on-line. Click on "Programme" on the left menu bar for more details
An international conference on the interface between NUclear STructure, Astrophysics and Reactions (NUSTAR'05) is to be held from 5-8th January 2005 at the University of Surrey, in Guildford, England. The focus on the conference is to reunite the various sub-areas of low-energy nuclear physics (structure, reactions and astrophysics) at a single meeting, with experts from each sub-field reporting on both their latest results and future prospects. The organisers hope to have a mixture of experienced leaders in their fields and also provide the opportunity for number of talks by younger, less established speakers (the 'New-Stars') to present their work to an international audience. A number of the talks will be selected from the contributed abstracts. All conference contributions (i.e., both posters and oral) will be included in the published conference proceedings which will be published in special edition of Journal of Physics G.
Important Dates:
| Call for abstracts and opening of registration | 1 May 2004 |
| Abstract submission deadline | 1 September 2004 |
| Registration and payment deadline | 1 October 2004 |
Invited speakers:
| Ani Aprahamian (Notre Dame) | Akito Arima (House of Representatives, Japan) | |
| Gordon Ball (TRIUMF) | Rob Bark (iThemba LABS, Cape Town) | |
| Michael Bender (Seattle) | Jeff Blackmon (Oak Ridge) | |
| Jac Caggiano (TRIUMF) | Mike Carpenter (Argonne) | |
| Alfred Dewald (Köln) | George Dracoulis (Canberra) | |
| Bogdan Fornal (Kraców) | Andres Gadea (Legnaro) | |
| Jerome Giovinazzo (Bordeaux) | Tomoko Gomi (RIKEN) | |
| Carl Gross (Oak Ridge) | Mahir Hussein (Sao Paolo) | |
| Christian Iliadis (North Carolina) | Toshitaka Kajino (Tokyo) | |
| Take Koike (Stony Brook) | Reiner Kruecken (München) | |
| Matti Leino (Jyväskylä) | Roy Lemmon (Daresbury) | |
| Dave Lunney (Orsay) | Augusto Macchiavelli (Berkeley) | |
| Henryk Mach (Studsvik) | Paul Mantica (Michigan State) | |
| Libby McCutchan (Yale) | A. Navin (BARC, Bombay) | |
| Johan Nyberg (Uppsala) | Makito Oi (Surrey) | |
| Nigel Orr (LPC-Caen) | Robert Page (Liverpool) | |
| Jo Ressler (Simon Fraser) | Peter Reiter (Köln) | |
| Mark Riley (Florida State) | Berta Rubio (Valencia) | |
| Dirk Rudolph (Lund) | Hendrick Schatz (Michigan State) | |
| Darek Seweryniak (Argonne) | Susumu Shimoura (Tokyo) | |
| John Simpson (Daresbury) | Gavin Smith (Manchester) | |
| Olivier Sorlin (Orsay) | Carl Svensson (Guelph) | |
| Piet van Isacker (GANIL) | Andrea Vitturi (Padova) | |
| Steve Yates (Kentucky) | Yanlin Ye (Bejing) | |
| Naotaka Yoshinaga (Saitama) | Kai Zuber (Sussex) |
Committees:
For the International Advisory Committee, UK National Advisory Panel, and Local Organizing Committee, see the Committee page.
