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DIS 2005 in Madison, Wisconsin

Join us in Madison, Wisconsin from April 27th to May 1st, 2005 for DIS 2005, where we will discuss new measurements emerging from various experiments and the latest theoretical advances in QCD. Explore the linkages between nuclear and particle physics, assess the present experiments, and examine options for future experiments. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!

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DIS 2005 in Madison, Wisconsin

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  1. DIS 2005 in Madison, Wisconsin • Welcome to Madison! • Wednesday, April 27 - Sunday, May 1, 2005 • Note: Pheno 2005: May 2-5, 2005 • Information on web page: • http://www.hep.wisc.edu/dis05

  2. Local Organizing Committee • Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin, Chair • Sridhara Dasu, U. Wisconsin • Tao Han, U. Wisconsin • Aimee Lefkow, U. Wisconsin  Organization • Don Reeder, U. Wisconsin • Jose Repond, Argonne

  3. Structure Functions & Low x Jianwei Qiu Un-Ki Yang Jo Cole Diffraction & Vector Mesons: Valery Khoze Xavier Janssen Marta Ruspa Electroweak & Beyond the Standard Model: C.-P. Yuan Beate Heinemann Alex Tapper Hadronic Final States: Pavel Nadolsky Steve Maxfield Claudia Glasman Heavy Flavors: Gennaro Corcella Andy Mehta Massimo Corradi Spin Physics: Krishna Kumar Pasquale Di Nezza Marco Stratmann Future of DIS: Uta Stoesslein Dave Soper Working Group Organizers

  4. Navigating DIS 2005 • Meetings: Lecture Hall,Ideas E, F, G, H, J • Computing in Meeting Room N • Printer & PCs. Wireless everywhere. Help from Steve Rader. • Breaks in Meeting Room R • Please go in, get food/drink, exit & walk around Monona Terrace • Lunches/Reception/Banquet on Community Terrace • On Level 2 (down escalator -- next lower public level)

  5. DIS 2005 Events • Reception: • Wednesday 6:15 PM • Community Terrace(Monona Terrace Level 2) • Group Photo: • Thursday, 12:50 PM, Roof • Concert: • Thursday, 8:00 PM • Mills Hall, Humanities Bldg,UW-Madison Campus • Conference Dinner • Saturday 7:00 PM • Community Terrace(Monona Terrace Level 2)

  6. Navigating Madison • All events at Monona Terrace except concert on UW Campus • Saturday Morning Farmer’s Market is around State Capitol

  7. And Now…. • Once again a warm welcome to Madison! • We hold DIS 2005 during an interesting moment: • New measurements emerging from HERA, TeVatron, SLAC, RHIC, Jefferson Lab and COMPASS • New theoretical advances in QCD. • New linkages between measurements made in nuclear and particle physics. • About 2 years before the conclusion of the HERA - II program • Important to assess the present experiment and theory • Important to examine options for future experiments using the best information from experiment & theory • We hope that Madison will be a conducive place for such deliberations • Thank you for coming!

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