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June 24 - July 7, 2012
A JINA supported school on "Exotic Nuclei and Nuclear/Particle Astrophysics (IV). From Nuclei to Stars" will take place in Sinaia, Romania.
Website | Circular

Sept. 30 - Oct. 3, 2012
A JINA sponsored workshop on "Outstanding Problems in Massive Star Research --the Final Stages" will be held in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Outreach

JINA Outreach Events Calendar

Learn Nuclear Physics with Magnetic Marbles
JINA and NSCL have developed a hands-on system based on marbles, accelerator models, and lesson plans, which can be used to teach nuclear astrophysics. Magnetic Marbles
They are sold through the JINA gift shop.

Educational Gallery --- Self-Guided Tour
By viewing the animations and playing with the interactive games, you can learn basic knowledge of nuclear science, astronomy, astrophysics, Big Bang and so on. Gallery

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News

JINA webinars are held to facilitate communication among JINA institutions. Schedules

Nature News:
Rare Element from Space
The work was done with JINA participation.
Paper


Accelerated ion beams for art forensics.
Physics Today

Installation of a new nuclear accelerator at ND underway Local News
Details | Website | More

Fast Falling Clouds Fuel Milky Way Star Formation
Details | Science | Hubble

New Insights into the Evolution of a Supernova Details

Putting Rare Isotopes
on the Scale

Viewpoint | Read article


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