Monthly Nuclear Astrophysics Group Meeting
The monthly Nuclear Astrophysics Group meeting is held at 11 am on a Wednesday in the ISAC II Conference Room. Here, students and staff are encouraged to present physics topics for discussion, from current experimental or theoretical work that the Group are involved in, to interesting new journal articles.
Schedule
Date |
Speaker(s) |
Topic |
|---|---|---|
2011 |
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|
7 September |
Oliver Kirsebom |
The cosmological lithium problem |
5 October |
Open discussion |
- Observation of 1.28 MeV 22Na gamma line from slow nova
- Recent supernova type Ia
- Superluminal neutrinos
|
2 November |
Jennifer Fallis |
The solar abundance problem |
7 December |
Naomi Galinski |
Are pulsars giant permanent magnets? |
1 February |
Gregory Christian |
Detection of Pristine Gas Two Billion Years After the Big Bang |
7 March |
Alex Rojas |
New experimental efforts to reduce the uncertainty on 12C(α,γ)16O |
4 April |
Lars Martin |
Do primordial Li abundances imply there is no dark energy? |
2 May |
Matt Kostka |
r-java 2: a Java-based r-process code |
6 June |
C. Romero-Redondo |
TBA |
