NUSPRASEN Workshop 2019
Lecture Hall
GSI
Superheavy element research, target techniques and related topics
The aim of this workshop is to provide an exchange platform for European scientists working in the field of SHE research, to present and discuss R&D work, to establish new collaborations and to network. It aims at further stimulating the cooperation among European laboratories. It is the opportunity to dwell on topics which are not usually treated in regular conferences or collaboration meetings. One of the major goals is to support young scientists. The Scientific Committee has identified the following three major topics of interest for this workshop:
- Update of ongoing activities in Europe: presentations by PhD students, postdocs and early career researchers
- Review all aspects of target developments for the next generation of experiments using high intensity beams and to explore synergies between target-related challenges for different research fields, their requirements and specific solutions.
- Overview of recent highlight results and achievements world-wide
With these pillars, the workshop will be able to raise new synergies between European laboratories and user groups that are active in SHE research. It will also give a close look at the activities and developments of the NUSTAR collaboration at GSI/FAIR which are beneficial for SHE research and vice versa. The workshop is organised within the NUSPRASEN network of ENSAR2 and some financial support is available on request. More information on NUSPRASEN can be found at the NUSPRASEN Homepage
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Presentations by young researchers: (1)Convener: Rolf-Dietmar Herzberg
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Welcome, purpose and goal of the meetingSpeaker: Rolf-Dietmar Herzberg (Univ. of Liverpool)
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Spectroscopy and identification of rare isotopes using S3Speaker: Julien Piot (GANIL)
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Production cross-sections of 243Es and 249Md: reaction mechanism towards the spectroscopy of SHNSpeaker: Marine Vandebrouck (GANIL)
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Actinide beams by light ion induced fusion evaporation reactions for collinear laser spectroscopySpeaker: Ilkka Pohjalainen (University of Jyväskylä)
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3:40 PM
Coffee break
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Presentations by young researchers: (2)Convener: Jacklyn Gates
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Highly efficient synthesis of carbonyl complexes of short-lived transition-elementsSpeaker: Michael Götz (HIM)
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Investigation of the spontaneous fission properties of neutron-deficient nobelium isotopesSpeaker: Andrey Isaev (JINR Dubna)
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Total kinetic energy measurements in Rf region and new isomers in Rf-255Speaker: Pavol Mosat (Univ. Bratislava)
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6:10 PM
Buffet dinner
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Target techniques and developments: (1)Convener: Christelle Stodel
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Target preparation techniques at the GSI target laboratorySpeaker: Bettina Lommel (GSI)
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Intermetallic actinides targets for intense heavy ion-beam irradiationsSpeaker: Elizaveta Melnik (JINR Dubna)
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10:30 AM
Coffee break
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Target techniques and developments: (2)Convener: Emilio Maugeri
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Characterization methods at the GSI target laboratorySpeaker: Birgit Kindler (GSI)
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Conference photo
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12:55 PM
Lunch break
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Tour to GSI accelerators and experiments, including FAIR construction site
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4:00 PM
Coffee break
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Tour to GSI Target Laboratory
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Plenary Session NUSTAR: (1)Convener: Michael Block
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Study of non-fusion products in the 50Ti+249CfSpeaker: Antonio Di Nitto (Univ. of Naples)
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4:10 PM
Coffee break
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