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This workshop aims to strengthen the nuclear astrophysics community, facilitate knowledge sharing, discuss future funding and collaboration opportunities, and explore the potential of small-scale accelerators for nuclear astrophysics research.
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René Reifarth Goethe-University Frankfurt Research at small-scale accelerators 496. Wilhelm und Else Heraeus-Seminar 6-10 February 2012 Physikzentrum Bad Honnef - Germany Research | Rene Reifarth
Organizational remarks Scientific Organizers: Administration: Daniel Bemmerer Elisabeth Nowotka Kerstin Sonnabend Rene Reifarth Andreas Zilges Research | Rene Reifarth
Organizational remarks Drinks: Please pay upon departure! Use the tally chart right next to the fridge. Meals: Are payed for. Breakfast & dinner buffet style, times flexible. Lunch will be served: Please be on time! Research | Rene Reifarth
Organizational remarks Door code: C2496 (valid through the entire seminar) Internet: SSID: PBH Passwd: 011235813 (Fibonacci) (works in most rooms) Research | Rene Reifarth
Organizational remarks Posters: - accessible during the entire seminar - short presentations - there will be best poster awards Talks&Posters: - no proceedings - presentations will be put online after the seminar, if agreed Research | Rene Reifarth
Ideas and goals of this workshop Form stronger ties within the community Form a community Spread knowledge Discuss future funding and collaboration possibilities Research | Rene Reifarth
What can be done for nuclear astrophysicsat small-scale accelerators? p-process s-process Proton number rp-process r-process Fusion up to iron Neutron number • Reaction measurements in stellar energy regimes: • Z-induced (above, below ground) • neutron-induced (activation, TOF) • g-induced (activation, in-beam) Research | Rene Reifarth
What can be done for nuclear astrophysicsat small-scale accelerators? • AMS: left overs of extremely rare isotopes (earth, presolar grains), detection of reaction products (Nassar 2004) (Knie 2004) Research | Rene Reifarth
What can be done for nuclear astrophysicsat small-scale accelerators? 163Dy (Krticka, 2004) • Nuclear properties: half lives, masses • Nuclear structure: level density, nuclear model paramters,... And much, much more – see this workshop Research | Rene Reifarth
Why is research at small accelerators valuable? Comparably low requirements for space, budget, personnel • Flexibility, creativity, diversity • development of techniques (DAQ, detection, beams,…) • validation of techniques (Trojan horse, surrogate, inverse kinematics, coulomb dissociation, time reversal, …) • exotic place (underground,…) • research at Universities • education of young scientists (starting with bachelor) • recruiting for bigger projects Research | Rene Reifarth
Additional financial opportunities for larger communities National: Germany DFG – Schwerpunktprogramm DFG - Forschergruppe Other counties? European: Transnational Access Programs Other programs? International: Virtual Institutes Other ideas? Research | Rene Reifarth
Thank you all for coming ! Research | Rene Reifarth