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European Nuclear Physics Collaboration: Strengthening Research and Collaboration

NuPECC, the European collaboration for nuclear physics, promotes interdisciplinary research and recommends infrastructure improvements to further scientific advancement. Join the discussions on QCD, rare decays, nuclear astrophysics, and more. Stay informed about meetings and reports to engage with cutting-edge research in the field. Discover the latest updates and priorities in nuclear physics that shape the European scientific landscape.

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European Nuclear Physics Collaboration: Strengthening Research and Collaboration

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  1. NuPECC report

  2. Current members: http://www.nupecc.org AMSLER Claude Zürich (Switzerland) BLAIZOT Jean-Paul Trento (Italy) BRESSANI Tullio Turin (Italy) ČAPLAR Roman Zagreb (Croatia) DOBES Jan Rez (Czech Republic) EIRÓ Ana Maria Lisbon (Portugal) FORTUNA Graziano Legnaro (Italy) FULTON Brian York (United Kingdom) GOUTTE Dominique Paris (France) GUILLEMAUD-MUELLER Dominique Orsay (France) GUSTAFSSON Hans-Ake Lund (Sweden) + CERN HAAS Bernard Gradignan (France) HARAKEH Muhsin Groningen (The Netherlands) HARISSOPULOS Sotirios Athens (Greece) HEENEN Paul-Henri Bruxelles (Belgium) HENNING Walter Darmstadt (Germany) JULIN Rauno Jyväskylä (Finland) KRASZNAHORKAY Attila Debrecen (Hungary) PEITZMANN Thomas Utrecht (The Netherlands) POVES Alfredo Madrid (Spain) RIISAGER Karsten Aarhus (Denmark) + CERN RÖHRICH Dieter Bergen (Norway) ROSNER Günther Glasgow (United Kingdom) STRÖHER Hans Jülich (Germany) STYCZEN Jan Kraków (Poland) WAMBACH Jochen Darmstadt (Germany) WIDMANN Eberhard Wien (Austria) ZAMFIR Nicolae-Victor Bucharest (Romania) New countries Chair also attends ECFA meetings end of term Scientific Secretary, Gabriele-Elisabeth Körner, TU Munich new

  3. NuPECC: Associated Committee of the European Science Foundation • Strengthen European Collaboration in nuclear science • Promotion of nuclear physics and its trans-disciplinary use • Support collaborative ventures between research groups in Europe Fields relevant to NuPECC covered in CH (about 60 PhD physicists): • QCD: ChPT (BE), hadron spectroscopy (ZH, BS) • Nuclear astrophysics (BS), dark matter (ETHZ, ZH) • Fundamental interactions: n oscillations, mainly low energy (NE, GE, BE), 2b decay (NE) • rare decays (PSI), conservation laws, cold neutrons (PSI) • applications of nuclear science (e.g. nuclear medicine, atomic mass spectroscopy…) NuPECC is driven by nuclear structure problems and hadron physics issues Interest in neutrinos? ---> ApPECC?

  4. NuPECC makes recommendations to ESF and is quite influencial in European scientific policies See NuPECC Roadmap for Construction of Nuclear Physics Research Infrastructures in Europe (2005) • Recommended: • FAIR facility in Darmstadt, Facility for antiproton and Ion Research • 30 GeV p, up to 15 GeV/c antiprotons CH (BS) • SPIRAL2, Système de Production d’Ions Radioactifs Accélérés en Ligne 2 • at GANIL, Caen • EURISOL, a high-power (MW), high-intensity linear accelerator • facility for the production of radioactive beams, not mature yet

  5. Meetings:Groningen 18/19 November • Athens 17/18 March • Krakow 9/10 June • Reports: • Education and research in respective countries • Reports on ECT* - Trento (participation from e.g. CH?) • Status of FAIR Gmbh (mature): • - 1.2 B€ construction cost, 2007 - 2017 (3 stages) • - 120 M€/ yr operation costs • - 65% (Govt), 10% (Hessen), approved, 25% sought • from elsewhere • - land was acquired • report on EURISOL • PANS (Public awareness of nuclear science) • EPN (European Physics News) • FP6 programs, in particular I3HP (Hadron spectroscopy) • and EURONS (nuclear structure)

  6. report on ECFA activities • NSAC report (admin: 367 M$ -> 450 M$ for NP , 2007) • High priorities:Nuclear astrophysics • QCD studies (JLAB) • 2 decay, neutrinos (solar and reactor) • n EDM • NuPECC Priorities in 2006 / 07: • Survey of resources in NP (thanks to those who have returned the form) • Preparation of 2008 long range plan in NP • Coordination of small facilities in S and SE Europe • Coherent coordination of FP7: (submission 2007, prefinancing 2008) • continuation of I3HP (C. Guaraldo) • and EURONS (A. Muller)

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