Valencia, from 21st. to 23rd. February 2011
Second Announcement of the 2nd Eurisol topical meeting in Valencia
Dear Colleagues,
On February 21st. to 23rd. 2011 the second Eurisol topical meeting will take place in Valencia. It is organised by the Eurisol Users Group. The topic this time is Neutron deficient exotic nuclei and the Physics of the "proton rich side" of the nuclear chart. It follows the Catania meeting on The formation and structure of r-process nuclei, between N=50 and 82 celebrated last year.
As you probably know, the aim of our group is to promote activities in order to keep the discussions on the physics at the future Eurisol facility continuously active and updated. A number of people have already confirmed their participation covering a number of topics that we have considered essential. In addition, your experience at present or future short term facilities, as well as theoretical modelling related to nuclei left from the valley of stability will be an important input to the discussion and undoubtedly to the development of Eurisol.
The meeting will be held in Colegio Mayor Rector Peset right in the centre of the old city of Valencia. Valencia is an attractive city that combines ancient history with modern life. In winter it has a mild weather due to the vicinity of the Mediterranean Sea.
At 10 minutes walking distance from the meeting place we have blocked a number of rooms in the four star hotel Astoria Palace at the very reduced price of 65.97€/night (single room). Please do your own reservation as soon as possible sending a mail to astoriapalace@ayrehoteles.com with the label "Eurisol meeting" in the subject.
We strongly encourage participation of students and postdocs. In order to have an idea about the attendance to the meeting we would like also to ask you to register.
If you want to contribute to the meeting with a presentation please send a one page abstract to the meeting email address before December the 18th.
Looking forward to welcoming you in Valencia
Berta Rubio On behalf of the organizing and advisory committee:
- Dieter Ackermann
- Bertram Blank
- Angela Bonaccorso
- Yorick Blumenfeld
- Giacomo De Angelis
- Lidia Ferreira
- Hans Fynbo
- Ari Jokinen
- Marek Lewitowicz
- Adam Maj
- Paddy Regan
- Berta Rubio (Chair)
Scientific Secretary: Maria José Gracia
Technical Support: Carlos García Montoro