SFB 1245
Atomic Nuclei: From Fundamental Interactions to Structure and Stars

CRC 1245 Colloquia

CRC 1245 Colloquia of earlier years

23.05.2024
13:30
S2|11 10 		Prof. Dr. Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Exploration of exotic nuclei near and beyond the neutron drip line
06.07.2023, 14:00,
S2|11 10 		Prof. Dr. Dean Lee (Michigan State University and FRIB) Nuclear Structure and Thermodynamics from Nuclear Lattice Effective Field Theory
04.05.2023, 14:00,
S2|11 10 		Dr. Gaute Hagen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Frontiers in ab-initio computations of atomic nuclei
19.12.2022, 14:00
S2 11/10 		Bernhard Maaß,
Argonne National Laboratory 		First results from ATLANTIS: Collinear Laser Spectroscopy at Argonne National Laboratory
21.07.2022, 14:00
S2 11/10
(plus zoom) 		Fernando Montes,
NSCL 		Rare isotopes and the origin of the not so heavy elements
30.06.2022, 14:00
S2 14 / 24
(plus zoom) 		Iris Dillmann,
TRIUMF 		The TRISR Project – A Storage Ring for Neutron Captures on Radioactive Nuclei
19.05.2022, 14:00
S2 11/10
(plus zoom) 		Pieter Doornenbal,
RIKEN 		Latest results and future potential for in-beam gamma-ray spectroscopy at the RIBF
09.03.2022, 10:30
zoom 		Liss Rodriguez,
CERN 		Recent results of collinear laser spectroscopy in 'magic' nuclei: from tin to lead
13.01.2022, 14:00
zoom 		Heiko Hergert,
MSU 		A New Generation of Many-Body Methods for Nuclear Structure
24.06.2021, 14:00
zoom 		Thomas Papenbrock, University of Tennessee Effective theories, coupled clusters, and computers: predicting properties of atomic nuclei
17.06.2021, 14:00
zoom 		Javier Menendez,
University of Barcelona: 		Nuclear neutrinoless double-beta decay: new ideas for improved matrix elements
03.12.2020, 14:00,
zoom 		Constanca Providencia,
University of Coimbra 		The interplay between neutron stars and the equation of state
26.11.2020, 14:00,
zoom 		Camilla Hansen,
Max Planck Institute for Astronomy, Heidelberg 		Linking direct and indirect stellar observation to nuclear reactions
16.12.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/10
 Bernhard Mueller,
MPI Garching 		Simulations of Core-Collapse Supernovae: Understanding the birth properties of compact objects and beyond
28.11.2019, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Valentin Nesterenko,
Dubna 		Vortical excitations in nuclei
18.11.2019, 10:00,
S2 11/10 		Alexander Bartl,
TNG Technology Consulting 		Software Engineering Best Practices
20.08.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/207 		Lucas Platter,
University of Tennessee: 		Electroweak processes in effective field theory
25.07.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Atsushi Tamii,
Research Center for Nuclear Physics, Osaka University, (RCNP-E498 collaboration) 		Gamma decay of isovector giant dipole resonances: damping mechanism and fine structure
13.06.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Carlos Bertulani,
Texas A&M University-Commerce 		Pygmy resonances, neutron skins, and neutron stars
23.05.2019, 14:00, S2 11/10 Ann-Cecilie Larsen,
University of Oslo 		Constraining neutron capture rates relevant to r-process and i-process nucleosynthesis
23.04.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Evan O'Connor,
Stockholm University 		Core-Collapse Supernovae from 1D to 3D
07.02.2019, 14:00,
S103/221 		Michael Wiescher,
University of Notre Dame 		Nucleosynthesis of Primordial Star
10.01.2019, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Wolfram Weise,
TU München 		Dense baryonic matter and strangeness in neutron stars
13.12.2018, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Daniel Phillips,
Ohio University 		Knowing What You Don't Know: Nuclear Physics, Effective Field Theory, and Uncertainty Quantification
12.07.2018, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Zsolt Poldolyak,
University of Surrey 		Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy of Heavy Neutron-Rich Nuclei
07.06.2018, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Brian Metzger,
Columbia University 		The Multi-Messenger Picture of a Neutron Star Merger
29.05.2018, 14:00,
S2 11/207 		Luna Pellegri,
Wits University/iThemba LABS 		Nuclear physics news from the Southern Hemisphere
19.04.2018, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Francesco Cappuzzello,
University of Catania 		The nuclear matrix element of 0vbb decay and the NUMEN project at INFN-LNS
08.02.2018, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Kei Minamisono,
NSCL 		Nuclear structure studies using lasers at NSCL/MSU
25.01.2018, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Michael Jentschel,
Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble 		Gamma ray spectroscopy at the institute Laue-Langevin
14.12.2017, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Hans-Thomas Janka,
MPI Garching 		3D Core-Collapse Supernova Modelling and Applications to Cas A and other Supernova Remnants
26.10.2017, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Aleksi Vuorinen,
Helsinki Institute of Physics 		Dense QCD matter from first principles
13.07.2017, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Kei Kotake,
Fukuoka University/Japan 		Muli-messenger predictions from multi-D core-collapse supernova models (with refined neutrino reactions in progress)
28.06.2017, 11:00,
S2 08/171 		Sharon McGrayne,
SFB 1245 Women's Week 		From Maria Goeppert Mayer to today, and what research suggests can be done
18.05.2017, 15:30,
S2 11/207 		Paul-Gerhard Reinhard,
Uni Erlangen 		Nuclear density-functional theory – from photo-absorption strength to bulk
09.02.2017, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Thomas Luu,
Universität Bonn 		Applying Lattice QCD techniques to low-dimensional non-relativistic systems
26.01.2017, 15:15,
S2 11/10 		Barbara Dietz,
Lanzhou University/China 		Chaos and Regularity in the Doubly Magic Nucleus 208Pb
24.11.2016, 15:20,
S2 11/10 		Pierre Capel,
Université Libre de Bruxelles 		Past, present and future of the eikonal description of reactions involving exotic nuclei
03.11.2016, 15:20,
S2 11/10 		Xiaofei Yang,
KU Leuven 		Nuclear structure studies by the measurement of nuclear spins, moments and charge radii via laser spectroscopy techniques
14.07.2016, 14:00,
S2 11/10 		Peter Møller,
Argonne National Laboratory 		Laser Probing of Simple Atoms, Exotic Nuclei