Dr. Milan Krticka, Charles University, Prague
Photon Strength Functions of Medium-Weight and Heavy Nuclei
Prof. Jeff Tostevin, University of Surrey
Probing Spectroscopy and Correlations Using One and Two Nucleon Knockout Reactions
Prof. George Bertsch, University of Washington
Density-Functional Theory, Correlations, and Nuclear Binding Energies
Dr. Robert Eichler, LBNL
Gas phase chemistry with s- and p-elements of the transactinide series
Prof. Yongshou Chen, Chinese Institute of Atomic Energy/ORNL
Nuclear Astrophysics Studies and Radioactive Beams in CIAE
Prof. George Fuller, UCSD
Neutrinos, Entropy and Gravitation: Nature's Recipe for Nuclei
Dr. Rene Reifarth, LANL
The Origin of the Elements
Prof. Jie Meng, Peking University
Recent Advances in Relativistic Models of Nuclear Structure
Prof. Ettore Fiorini, University of Milan
The Cuore and Cuoricino Double-Beta Decay Experiments
Prof. Thomas Glasmacher, Michigan State University
Recent Experiments at the NSCL
Dr. Enrico Farnea, University of Padova
AGATA: The Advanced GAmma-ray Tracking Array
Cybele Jewett, Colorado School of Mines
Proton Capture of Na-21
Prof. Takaharu Otsuka, University of Tokyo
Shell Evolution and Spin-Isospin NN Interactions
Dr. Jutta Escher, LLNL
Surrogate Nuclear Reactions and the Origin of the Heavy Elements
Dr. Christoph Duellmann, LBNL
A closer look at recent heavy element experiments of the Dubna-Livermore collaboration
Dr. Vladilen Goldberg, Texas A&M
Resonant Scattering with Rare Isotope Beams and Nuclear Structure at the Driplines
Dr. Anatoli Afanasjev, University of Notre Dame
Relativistic Hartree-Bogoliubov Theory: Going from the Nobelium (A~250) Region Towards Superheavy Nuclei
Prof. Carl Svensson, University of Guelph
TIGRESS and the Gamma-Ray Program at TRIUMF-ISAC
Drs. Zsolt Revay & Laszlo Szentmiklosi, Institute of Isotope and Surface Chemistry (Budapest)
Budapest PGAA Facility, Digital Signal Processing for Prompt Gamma-ray Activation Analysis (PGAA)
Dr. Shamsu Basunia, University of Texas at Austin
Different Modes of Neutron Activation Analysis for Finnish Arctic Aerosol Research
Dr. Xiaodong Tang, TAMU
Determination of Astrophysical S-factors from ANCs via Transfer Reactions
Dr. Christoph Duellmann, LBNL
From the Chemical Investigation of Hassium (Hs, Z=108) to Possible Organometallic Compounds of Transactinides
Dr. Mariasusai Antony, Institute of Subatomic Research
Nuclide Charts and Periodic Tables of the Elements -- Strasbourg, France 1992 and 2002
Dr. John Meriwether, Louisiana State
Radioactive Dating of Sediments in Louisiana's Endangered Coastal Marshes
Dr. Ioannis Kominis, Princeton
Polarized Atoms, from Magnetometers to Nucleon Spin Structure
Dr. Steve Boggs, Space Sciences UCB
Nucleosynthesis and Supernovae: Developments in Experimental Gamma-Ray Astrophysics
Dr. Paulo Bedaque, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Effective Field Theory and Few Nucleon Systems
Dr. A. Schiller, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Level densities and thermodynamic properties of rare-earth nuclei
Dr. J. Young, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Search for Th229m
Dr. Analtoli Afanasjev, Argonne National Laboratory
Proton-neutron pairing in N=Z nuclei: do rotating properties provide strong evidence for it?
Dr. David J. Vieira, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Trapping Radioactive Atoms for Ultrasensitive Detection, Fundamental Symmetry and Cold Atom Research
Dr. S. Frauendorf, Notre Dame
Triaxial Nuclei at High Spin: Chiral Wobblers
Dr. Bo Cederwall, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
Physics of very neutron deficient A~170 nuclei: towards and beyond the proton dripline
Dr. John Becker, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Search for Enhanced Decay of Isomeric 178Hf(31y) Induced by Synchrotron Radiation
Dr. Rick Firestone, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Prehistoric Supernovae
Dr. Shrabani Sinha, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Studies of Fusion Barrier Distributions from Quasi-elastic Scattering
Dr. Amlan Ray, Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre, Calcutta
Change of the Be-7 Decay Rate in Different Environments and its Implications for the Solar Neutrino Problem
Dr. Wenqing Shen, Shanghai Institute of Nuclear Research
Radioactive Ion Beam Physics and Nuclear Astrophysics in China
Dr. George Dracoulis, Australian National University
Excitation and Decay of 180mTa Through Known States
Dr. Robert Charity, Washington University
The evaporation attractor line and other aspects of compound-nucleus evaporation
Dr. Wick Haxton, Seattle
Making the Shell Model Less of a Model
Dr. J.N. Ginocchio, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Pseudospin Symmetry - A Relativistic Symmetry in Nuclei
Dr. Kris Starosta, Stony Brook
Chiral nuclei - doubly odd and left handed
Dr. James Elliott, LBNL
Evidence for the liquid to vapor transition in excited nuclei
Dr. Axel Pichlmaier, LANL
Ultra Cold Neutrons - Some History and Applications
Dr. James Powell, LBNL
BEARS: Berkeley Experiments with Accelerated Radioactive Species
Dr. Vito R. Vanin, Physics Institute, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
How much information can be obtained from discrepant data
Dr. Guillermo Marti, Laboratorio TANDAR
Search for Experimental Evidence of Chaotic Scattering
Dr. Thorsten Kroll, LNL, Legnaro
The Gamma-ray Tracking Array MARS
Dr. Ken Moody, LLNL
Nuclear Forensics of Uranium and Plutonium Samples
Dr. Wolfgang Stoeffl, LLNL
Intense Positron Sources
Dr. Dan Xie,
The Development of a Few New ECRIS's for the RIB Generation of Heavy-Ion Accelerators
Dr. Daniela Wutte, LBNL
ECR Ion Source and Accelerator Physics Research at the 88-Inch Cyclotron for a Future Premiere Stable Ion Beam Facility
Prof. P. Ring, Technical University, Munich
Relativistic Theory of Nuclei Far From Beta Stability
Dr. J. Gerl, GSI
Present and Future Research at GSI
Dr. J. Wilczynski, Institute for Nuclear Studies, Poland
Fusion Energy Thresholds Calculated with an Adiabatic Nucleus-Nucleus Potential
Prof. I. Ragnarsson, Lund Institute of Technology
Nuclear Structure at Very High Spin - the Limit of Angular Momentum
Prof. George Dracoulis, Australian National University
Shape Coexistence in the Light-Pb Nuclei. Anomalous K-Hindrances of Isomers in the A=170 Region.
Dr. Andreas Turler, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland
Heavy Element Research at the Paul Scherrer Institute
Prof. Yixiao Luo, Institiute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Recent Results on Nuclear Structure and Progress in the Upgrade for the Lanzhou Accelerator
Dr. Thomas Cowan, LLNL
Particle acceleration and nuclear phenomena in relativistic laser-plasma interactions
Dr. Laune Bernard, IPN Orsay
The GANIL Heavy Ion Facility: Overview and Perspectives
Dr. F.P. Hessberger, GSI
alpha and alpha-gamma decay studies of neutron deficient isotopes in the region of Z=88-92
Dr. Reiner Kruecken, Yale
The Yale Nuclear Structure Program -- Recent developments and future plans
Dr. Wojtek Skulski, X-Ray Instrumentation Associates
Digital Gamma-Ray and Particle Spectroscopy
Dr. Andrew Stutchbery, ANU
Picosecond pre-equilibrium effects after ion implantation - Using nuclear techniques to obtain a direct measure of the thermal-spike lifetime.
Dr. Pierre Mandrillon, Laboratoire du Cyclotron, Nice
High intensity cyclotrons
Dr. Adam Sobiczewski, Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies, Warsaw, Poland and GSI, Darmstadt, Germany
Rotational Properties of Superheavy Nuclei
Dr. Hong Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Competition between short- and long-range correlations in semi-magic nuclei
Prof. Takahiro Wada
Fluctuation-Dissipation Approach to the Synthesis of Superheavy Elements
Dr. Tom Ginter, Vanderbuilt University / ORNL
The HRIBF Recoil Mass Spectrometer -- Performance and Selected Results
Dr. Richard L. Hahn, Brookhaven National Laboratory
The Current Status of the Solar Neutrino Problem
Dr. Leonid Weissman, IKS Leuven, Belgium
The 7Be(p,gamma)8B Cross-section Measurement: A Fight With Experimental Uncertainties
Prof. Alejandro Garcia, Notre Dame University
Searches for Scalar Components to the Weak Interaction and Probing Isospin Mixing in the Decay of 32Ar
Dr. Mark Stoyer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Element 114
Dr. Peter Moller, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Topology of 1000000 grid-point fission potential-energy surfaces
Dr. Andrew Westphal, Department of Physics and Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley
The Origin of Galactic Cosmic Rays: New Results from the Russian Space Station and a New Detector for the International Space Station
Dr. J. Mortara, LBNL/UCB
Search for Time-Reversal-Symmetry Violation in the Decay of 56Co
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