Category: Update
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INTC deadlines 2015
INTC deadlines 2015 In 2015 there will be three INTC meetings: Wednesday 11th-Thursday 12th February , Wednesday 1-Thursday 2nd July and Wednesday 1-Thursday 12th November. Submission deadlines can be found on the INTC website. Please use document templates available at the INTC website and submit the documents online.
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ISOLDE Workshop “50th Anniversary Edition” 15-17 Dec. 2014
ISOLDE Workshop “50th Anniversary Edition” 15-17 Dec. 2014 The ISOLDE Workshop and Users meeting "50th Anniversary Edition" will be take place at CERN from 15th to 17th December 2014. This annual event aims to bring together the present and prospective ISOLDE user community to review the status of the ISOLDE experimental programme and to discuss
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ISOLDE Newsletter 2014
ISOLDE Newsletter 2014 The ISOLDE Newsletter 2014 is now available here.
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ISOLDE Nuclear Reaction and Nuclear Structure Course 22-25 April 2014
ISOLDE Nuclear Reaction and Nuclear Structure Course 22-25 April 2014 In these lectures the student will be given an overview of reaction processes such as elastic, inelastic and fusion at the energies relevant for the post-accelerated ISOLDE beams as well as direct reactions. The different information that can be obtained by studying such processes concerning
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TSR@ISOLDE Workshop 14th February 2014
TSR@ISOLDE Workshop 14th February 2014 The installation of TSR, as an experiment to be included in the HIE-ISOLDE programme, was recently approved by CERN’s Research Board. Such a facility will provide a capability for experiments with stored secondary beams that is unique in the world. The possible physics programme has already been laid out in
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ISOLDE Nuclear Physics Summer lecture series 23-26 July 2013
ISOLDE Nuclear Physics Summer lecture series 23-26 July 2013 A series of four nuclear physics lectures given by Prof. Richard Casten from Yale University. These lectures will provide a simple overview of the structure of atomic nuclei, including empirical signatures of structure, the dependence of structure on proton and neutron numbers, the complementarity of microscopic
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Shell Model Course for Non Practitioners 14-18 October 2013
Shell Model Course for Non Practitioners 14-18 October 2013 Large Scale Shell Model is the tool of choice for spectroscopic studies in the modern nuclear structure calculations. It can describe simultaneously the spectroscopic properties and decay of odd and even nuclei in a given mass region. Being fully microscopic, it is as well perfectly suited