Spring 2014
Topic
Date
Speaker
Special Nuclear Seminar: Double beta decay and matter dominated universe
January 14
Tadafumi KishimotoResearch Center for Nuclear Physics, Osaka University, Japan
Nuclear Structure Studies with the Active-Target Time-Projection-Chamber: Moving Towards Exotic Beams
January 20
Tan AhnNSCL/Michigan State University
Ion Traps for Astrophysics
January 27
Jason ClarkArgonne National Laboratory
Probing Properties of the Weak Interaction using Trapped Atoms and Ions
February 3
Daniel MelconianTexas A&M University
Fishing in a sea of Xe – Barium-ion tagging for 136Xe double-beta decay studies with EXO
February 17
Thomas BrunnerStanford University
Accelerator Mass Spectrometry of Heavy Isotopes
February 18
Stephan WinklerUniversity of Vienna, Austria
Special Nuclear Seminar: Nuclear astrophysics constraining cosmology
February 20
René ReifarthGoethe-University Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Nuclear Data Measurements at LANSCE: The NIFFTE fission TPC
February 24
Rhiannon MeharchandLos Alamos National Laboratory
Modifications of the Nuclear Shell Structure: Spectroscopy in Islands of Inversion
March 3
Kathrin WimmerCentral Michigan University
Advances in Explosive Nuclear Astrophysics
March 31
Gavin LotayUniversity of Surrey, UK
Isospin Invariant Energy DensityFunctional Approach
April 14
Javid SheikhOak Ridge National Laboratory
An Advanced Ion Guide for Beam Cooling and Bunching for Collinear Laser Spectroscopy of Rare Isotopes
April 22
Bradley BarquestNSCL, MSU
The TRIUMF experience with theDesign, Fabrication and Commissioningof Large Gap Wien Filters
April 28
Syd KreitzmanTRIUMF,Canada
Neutrino and neutron spectroscopy using trapped ions
May 5
Nicholas ScielzoLawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Special Nuclear Seminar: Rare Isotope Science Project in Korea
June 16
Young Kwan KwonInstitute for Basic Science, Korea
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