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The international nuclear physics workshop on Direct Reactions with Exotic Beams (DREB2009) will be held on the main campus of Florida State University in December of 2009. This will be the sixth of a series of workshops initiated by researchers from MSU, FSU and Orsay. The earlier meetings were held in 1999 at Michigan State University (USA), in 2001 at IPN Orsay (France), in 2003 at the University of Surrey (England), in 2005 at Michigan State University (USA), and in 2007 at RIKEN (Japan). We intend to keep the informal character that has been a tradition with the DREB meetings, allowing for a low cost fee to attract many students. DREB aims at presenting the latest in the field and stimulating fruitful discussions. Thus the list of talks will be selected from the submitted abstracts only.

		Date & Location December 16-19, 2009 Florida State University Map Contact send email


Home Circulars -Announcement -First -Second -Third Registration Registration Fee: $100 Pay Registration Fee Program Preliminary program Accomodations Submit Abstract Deadline: September 13th 2009 Committee Useful Links	Welcome! The international nuclear physics workshop on Direct Reactions with Exotic Beams (DREB2009) will be held on the main campus of Florida State University in December of 2009. This will be the sixth of a series of workshops initiated by researchers from MSU, FSU and Orsay. The earlier meetings were held in 1999 at Michigan State University (USA), in 2001 at IPN Orsay (France), in 2003 at the University of Surrey (England), in 2005 at Michigan State University (USA), and in 2007 at RIKEN (Japan). We intend to keep the informal character that has been a tradition with the DREB meetings, allowing for a low cost fee to attract many students. DREB aims at presenting the latest in the field and stimulating fruitful discussions. Thus the list of talks will be selected from the submitted abstracts only.	Workshop Topics Nucleon knockout and transfer reactions. Elastic and inelastic scattering. Resonance scattering in inverse kinematics. Sub- and near-barrier fusion. Breakup reactions. Proton/neutron distributions and clustering phenomena. Nuclear astrophysics. Reactions and structure theories and interplay between them. Experimental, theoretical and computational methods.

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