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1 Monday 16th October 2017 SESSION 1 09:00 10:30 09:00 Introduction 09:10 J. José (Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya Spain) Nucleosynthesis in stellar explosions: type Ia supernovae, novae and X-ray bursts 09:35 B. Bastin (GANIL France) Stars on the SPIRALs (1 & 2) 10:00 P. Adsley (IPN Orsay France) Spectroscopy of F-19 and its impact on the production of N-15 in core-collapse Super Novae. 10:15 A.F. Fantina (GANIL France) Cluster distribution in core-collapse supernova 10:30 11:00 Coffee break SESSION 2 11:00 13:00 11:00 D. Rudolf (Lund University Sweden) Alpha-photon coincidence spectroscopy of superheavy nucle 11 :25 M. Laatiaoui (KU Leuven Belgium) Perspectives for laser spectroscopy of the heaviest elements 11 :50 A. Lopez-Martens (CSNSM France) Super heavy element studies: Lessons learnt from Dubna and ALTO and plans with S3 12:15 J. Piot (GANIL France) System for the Identification of Recoiling Ions using S3 12 :30 L. Le Meur (Subatech France) Study of the beta decay properties of exotic nuclei of interest for reactor physics, nuclear structure and nuclear astrophysics, with the Total Absorption Spectroscopy method (TAS) 12:45 M. Ciemala (IFJ PAN Poland) First results with PARIS array 13:00 Lunch
2 SESSION 3 16:00 17:50 16:00 W. Lynch (MSU USA ) Probing the EoS of asymmetric matter 16 :25 O. Lopez (LPC Caen France) Latest results from INDRA and the new INDRA-FAZIA program at GANIL 16 :50 D. Durand (LPC Caen France) ELIE, a phenomenological model for central collisions in the intermediate energy range: comparison with INDRA data 17:05 P. St Onge (GANIL France) Influence of neutron enrichment on de-excitation properties of palladium isotopes 17:20 Q. Fable (GANIL France) Probing the EOS of asymmetric nuclear matter with 40,48 CaCa collisions at E/A=35 MeV 17:35 I. Stefan (IPN Orsay France) Studies of the production of neutron-rich nuclei towards zero degrees in deep-inelastic collisions 17:50 18:15 Coffee break 20:00 Welcome Cocktail 20:30 Dinner New GANIL User Organization 18:15 19:45
3 Tuesday 17th October 2017 SESSION 4 09:00 10:40 08:30 F. Azaiez (ithemba LABS South Africa) SAIF (South African Isotopes Facility) : Moving Forward with ithemba LABS Long Range Plan 08:55 P. Van Duppen (KU Leuven Belgium) Recent developments at ISOL-based facilities 09:20 C. Scheidenberger (GSI Germany) Recent developments at in-flight facilities 09 :45 N. Alahari (GANIL France) Xperimenting Xploring Xperiencing down to the Femtoscale at GANIL 10:10 P. Delahaye (GANIL France) New beams from the SPIRAL 1 upgrade: status and perspectives 10:35 11:00 Coffee break SESSION 5 11:10 13:15 11:00 JC Thomas (GANIL France) The LISE spectrometer at GANIL: present and near future 11:25 A. Lemasson (GANIL France) The Vamos spectrometer at GANIL: present and near future 11:50 X. Ledoux (GANIL France) The Neutrons for Science Facility At Spiral-2 12:15 A. Drouart (DPhN CEA Saclay France) Status of the Super Separator Spectrometer (S3) AT the SPIRAL2 facility 12:40 P. Ascher (CENBG Gradignan France) The DESIR facility: status of the project and future physics opportunities 13:15 Lunch
4 14:30 16:15 Discussion on the future at GANIL moderated by Y. Blumenfeld and S. Grévy SESSION 6 16:15 17:45 16:15 M. Rejmund (GANIL France) Simple views on repetitive patterns near Tin 16:40 H. Heylen (KU Leuven Belgium) β-nmr/nqr measurements at the LISE fragment separator in GANIL: neutron-rich Al isotopes at the border of the island of inversion 17:05 N. Houda (University of Constantine Algeria) Shell-model progress in the investigation of nuclei above 132Sn 17:20 A. Gottardo (IPN Orsay France) Beta decay studies of N=50 at ALTO: from shape coexistence to GT properties 17:45 18:15 Coffee break 18:15 19:45 Discussion on EURISOL DF Presentations by M.lewitowicz (GANIL ) and B. Rubio (IFIC Valencie) 20:30 Dinner
5 Wednesday 18th October 2017 SESSION 7 09:00 10:35 09:00 G. Colo (University of Milano Italy) The description of stable and neutron-rich nuclei: correlations within and beyond Density Functional Theory 09:25 E. Clément (GANIL France) 2017 AGATA campaign at GANIL and future plans 09:50 C. Delafosse (IPN Orsay France) First life time measurements in the 78 Ni region with AGATA at GANIL 10:05 J. Dudouet (IPN Lyon France) Exploring the low Z boundary of the island of deformation at N=60 using AGATA and VAMOS 10:20 AM. Sanchez-Benitez (University of Huelva Spain) Borromean nuclei 6He and 8He elastic scattering with heavy targets at near-barrier energies 10:35 11:00 Coffee break SESSION 8 11:00 12:50 11:00 E. Liénard (LPC Caen France) Weak interaction studies at GANIL/SPIRAL(2) 11:25 B. Blank (CENBG Gradignan France) Super-allowed Fermi and mirror beta decay to test the weak-interaction standard model 11:40 J. Wilson (IPN Orsay France) Highlights of the LICORNE physics program and prospects for future experiments at NFS 12:05 M. Caamano (USC Spain) Fission in Inverse Kinematics at GANIL 12:20 D. Regnier (IPN Orsay France) Probing the fission dynamics with time-dependent approaches based on the energy density functional framework 12:35 S. Prokofiev (Uppsala University Sweden) How can the emerging NFS facility help fusion? 12:50 Lunch 14:30 Departure of the excursions 18:00 20:00 Poster Session 20:30 Dinner
6 Thursday 19th October 2017 SESSION 9 09:00 10:35 09:00 F. Flavigny (IPN Orsay France) Recent results from direct reactions with exotic beams 09:25 F. Delaunay (LPC Caen France) Single-particle structure of 17C studied with the 16C(d,p) transfer reaction 09:40 B. Fernandez-Dominguez (University Santiago di Compostella Spain) New insights into the evolution of the N=20 island of inversion for Mg isotopes 09:55 A. Georgiadou (IPN Orsay France) Transfer reactions induced with 56Ni: pairing and N=28 shell closure 10:10 L. Gaffney (CERN-ISOLDE - Switzerland) Exploiting RIBs at HIE-ISOLDE 10:35 11:00 Coffee break SESSION 10 11:00 13:00 11:00 K. Johnston (CERN -ISOLDE Switzerland) The solid state physics programme at ISOLDE: recent developments and perspectives 11:25 S. Pallada (Wroclaw University of Technology - Poland) Billion-fold increase in NMR sensitivity and beta-detected NMR studies of metal-ion interaction with biomolecules 11 :40 X. Deschanels (CEA Marcoule France) Are mesoporous silica resistant to radiation damage? 12:00 H. Rothard (CIMAP France) Cosmic ray effects in astrophysical ices and complex organic molecules 12 :20 S. Balme (Institut Européen des membranes Montpellier, France) Track-etched nanopore to mimic biological channels 12:40 M. Moreels (SCK CEN Belgium) The impact of different radiation qualities on cancer cells: Carbon ion irradiation experiments at GANIL 13:00 Lunch
7 14:30 15:30 Discussion future GANIL SESSION 11 16:00 17:20 16:00 G. Hupin (IPN Orsay France) Towards Unified Approaches to Nuclear Structure and Reactions for Nuclei 16 :25 M. Marques (LPC Caen France) The tetraneutron program at RIKEN 16:50 Q. Deshayes (LPC Caen France) Across the neutron drip-line: Study of the heaviest nitrogen isotopes at RIKEN 17:05 A. Revel (GANIL France) Neutrons correlations in the continuum of two (core + 4n) systems and p-n interaction at the neutron drip line 17:20 17:45 Coffee break Commemoration of the 20 th colloque 17:45 19:45 20:30 Conference dinner
8 Friday 20th October 2017 SESSION 12 09:00 10:45 09:00 JP. Ebran (CEA France) Nuclear Clustering in the Energy Density Functional Approach 09 :25 G. Verde (INFN Catania Italy) Exploring in-medium dynamics and structure in nucleus-nucleus collisions 09 :50 D. Gruyer (LPC Caen France) Exploring in-medium structure with particle-particle correlations in heavy-ion collisions. 10:05 D. Dell Aquila (IPN Orsay France) alpha particle correlations for studying Nuclear Structure and Dynamics 10 :20 T. Marchi (KU Leuven Belgium) Reaction dynamics and exotic systems: a focus on fast processes 10:45 11:15 Coffee break SESSION 13 11:15 12:10 11:15 T. Roger (GANIL France) Active Target and Time Projection Chamber (ACTAR TPC) 11:40 T. Goigoux (CENBG Gradignan France) Two-proton radioactivity of 67Kr 11:55 S. Leoni (University of Milano Italy) Search for the gamma-decay of 7Li into the continuum by the cold neutron capture reaction 6Li(n,gamma)7Li Closure 12:30 Lunch
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