July 4 - 9, 2010 Hosted by TRIUMF at the University of British Columbia
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				Monday July 5 2010   Opening remarks   Chairs 08.30-08.45 Opening talk N. Lockyer (Canada) 08.45-09.30 P. Braun-Munzinger (ExtreMe Matter Institute EMMI, GSI)  M. Oka (Japan)   Nuclear Physics: Present & Future      Session 1: Hot and Dense QCD 09.30-10.00 J. Nagle (University of Colorado)   Hot QCD Matter:  Lessons Learned Over the Past Decade, and New Questions for the Next Decade 10.00-10.30 K. Fukushima (Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics)   Phases of QCD - Baryon Rich State of Matter*   10.30-11.00      Coffee   11.00-11.30 J. Y. Ollitrault (Institute of Theoretical Physics (IPhT))   Phenomenology of the Little Bang     Session 2: Hadrons in Nuclei  Chairs 11.30-12.00 T. Nagae (Kyoto University) J.P Blaizot (France)   Strangeness in Nuclear Physics M. Dong-Pil (Korea) 12.00-12.30 E. Piasetzky (Tel Aviv University)   Nuclear Studies with Hard Knockout Reactions   Tuesday July 6 2010      Session 3: Nuclear Astrophysics  Chairs 08.00-08.30 J. Blackmon (Louisiana State University) A. Richter (Italy)   What Do (and don't) We Understand About Explosive Nucleosynthesis? R. Kanungo (Canada) 08.30-09.00 G. Imbriani (University of Naples "Federico II" and INFN section of Naples)   Direct Measurements of Cross Section of Astrophysical Interest 09.00-09.30 C. Horowitz (Indiana University)   Neutron Rich Matter and Neutron Stars and Their Crusts 09.30-10.00 T. Janka (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics)   Core-collapse Supernovae as Testbed of Nuclear and Neutrino Physics   10.00-10.30 Coffee      Session 4: Nuclear Reactions  Chairs 10.30-11.00 P. Roussel-Chomaz (GANIL) J. Stachel (Germany)   Reactions with Exotic Nuclei: Recent Results and Challenges S. Gales (France) 11.00-11.30 P. Navratil (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)   Ab Initio Theory of Light-ion Reactions 11.30-12.00 Y. Oganesyan (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR))   Superheavy Nuclei From 48Ca-induced Reactions 12:00-12:30 J. Benlliure (University of Santiago de Compostela)   Recent Highlights on Fragmentation Reactions    Wednesday July 7 2010      Session 5: New Facilities and Instrumentation Chairs 08.00-08.30 S. Nagamiya (J-Parc) A. Poves (Spain)   Overview Hadron Facilities R. Tribble (USA) 08.30-09.00 B. Fulton (University of York)   Present and Future RIB Facilities 09.00-9.30 J. Jowett (CERN)   Facilities for the Energy Frontier of Nuclear Physics 9.30-10.00 N. Smith (SNOLAB)   Developments in Underground Facilities     Session 6: Applications and Interdisciplinary Research  Chairs 10.00-10.30 D.Dean (DOE) B. Jonson (Sweden)   Energy Future and Nuclear Physics M. Pfutzner (Poland)   10.30-11.00 Coffee      11.00-11.30 S. Kailas(Bhabha Atomic Research Centre)   Sub-critical thorium reactors developments 11.30-12.00 A. MacFarlane (UBC)   New Applications of Beta Detected NMR in the Study of Condensed Matter at the Nanoscale     Award Session  Chairs 12.00-12.20 Introduction & best poster and presentation award D. Riska (Finland, IUPAP C-12) 12.20-12.40 1st IUPAP young scientist award J.-M. Poutissou (Canada, IUPAP C-12) 12.40-13.00 2nd IUPAP young scientist award 13.00-13.20 3rd IUPAP young scientist award   Thursday July 8 2010       Session 7: Hadron Structure  Chairs 08.00-08.30 Z. Fodor (University of Wuppertal) D. Geesaman (USA)        Hadrons in Lattice QCD G. Rosner (UK) 08.30-09.00 P. Gianotti (INFN Frascati)   Hadron Spectroscopy: An Experimental Overview 09.00-09.30 D. Kaplan (INT Seattle)   Nuclear Forces from QCD, and Effective Field Theory 09.30-10.00 N. Makins (Urbana)   Quarks in Orbit: The Puzzling Quest for L   10.00-10.30 Coffee      Session 8: Nuclear Structure  Chairs 10.30-11.00 A. Gade (NSCL/MSU) M. Huyse (Belgium)   In-beam Gamma-ray Spectroscopy Towards the Drip Lines A. Lepine-Saily (Brazil) 11.00-11.30 A. Schwenk (TRIUMF and EMMI/TU Darmstadt)   Advances in Nuclear Structure Theory 11.30-12.00 J. Dobaczewski (University of Warsaw / University of Jyväskylä)   Current Developments in Nuclear Density Functional Methods 12.00-12.30 K. Blaum (Max Planck Institute für Nuclear Research)   Precision Measurement of Ground-state Properties for Nuclear Structure Studies   Friday July 9 2010      Session 9: Standard Model Tests & Fundamental Symmetries  Chairs 08.30-09.00 W. Marciano (BNL) G. Gwinner (Canada)   Precision Electroweak Tests of the Standard Model* N. Auerbach (Israel) 09.00-09.30 P. Fierlinger (Technische Universität München)   Particle Electric Dipole Moments 09.30-10.00 K. Jungmann (University of Groningen, KVI)   Precision Tests of Discrete Symmetries with Radioactive Isotopes 10.00-10.30 K. Kumar (University of Massachusetts)   Indirect Searches for Physics Beyond the Standard Model with Electron Muon Beams   10.30-11.00 Coffee      Session 10: Neutrinos and Nuclei  Chairs 11.00-11.30 M. Chen (Queen's University) C. Signorini (Italy)   Solar Neutrino Experiments: Recent Results and Future Prospects H. Sakurai (Japan) 11.30-12.00 Y. Suzuki (Kamioka Observatory, Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo)   Status of Double Beta Decay Experiments 12.00-12.30 T. Sumner (Imperial College London)   Dark Matter Searches and Highlights 12.30-13.00 K. Scholberg (Duke University)   Neutrino Mass and Oscillations 13:00-13:15 Student & Young Scholar Awards
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