Programme

		Monday 22 January, 2018
8:00-		Registration
9:00-9:20		Opening session Welcome by K. Rusek (HIL Director) and M. Harakeh (ENSAR2 coordinator)
9:20-9:45	D. Lacroix	Discussion on nuclear reaction theory in Europe
9:45-10:10	D. Cortina	Overview on experimental aspects and needs for theory
10:10-10:30	J. Gomez Camacho	Contribution of the European small facilities to the study of Nuclear reactions
10:30-10:50	W.H. Trzaska	Future of reaction studies in Jyväskylä
		Coffee break
11:20-11:40	J. Benlliure	Residual nuclei produced in fragmentation and fission reactions
11:40-12:00	D. Regnier	Progress and challenges toward the microscopic description of nuclear fission
12:00-12:20	Z. Podolyak	Isomer production in fragmentation reactions
12:20-12:40	J. Skalski	Description of spontaneous fission – including odd-particle systems and isomers
12:40-12:55	A. Al-Adili	Studies of fission fragments and prompt-fission neutrons
		Lunch (buffet)
14:00-14:20	W. Catford	Transfer as a way to understand Shells and Stars
14:20-14:40	G. Hupin	Reactions with light nuclei: new insight from ab-initio calculations
14:40-15:00	E. Vigezzi	Structure and reactions of one-neutron halos
15:00-15:20	N. Keeley	Extracting the ANC for the 17O 6.356 MeV 1/2+ state from transfer data: a cautionary tale.
15:20-15:35	M. Naumenko	Description of enhancement of total cross sections of reactions with 6He and 9Li nuclei
15:35-15:50	A. Kozela	Four-nucleon systems in experiment and theory
		Coffee break
16:20-16:40	A. Moro	Linking structure and dynamics in (p,pN) reactions induced by exotic nuclei
16:40-17:00	L. Trache	Indirect methods in Nuclear Astrophysics
17:00-17:20	A. Tumino	Resonant reactions with the Trojan Horse Method
17:20-17:40	C. la Tessa	Can nuclear physics take us to Mars?
17:40-17:55	I. Mazumdar	Study of d(p,γ)3He Reaction Relevant to Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
19:00		Welcome cocktail & poster session

		Tuesday 23 January, 2018
9:00-9:20	L. Corradi	New opportunities offered by heavy ion transfer reactions
9:20-9:40	P. Magierski	Pairing dynamics in low energy nuclear reactions
9:40-10:00	M. Cavallaro	Heavy-ion induced transfer reactions and the role of pairing
10:00-10:20	M. Assié	Probing np pairing along the fp-shell through two-nucleon transfer reaction
10:20-10:35	E. Dupont	Production of 212Po by Alpha transfer
10:35-10:50	C. Thornsberry	Proton Transfer Reactions Studied Using the VANDLE Neutron Detector Array
		Coffee break
11:20-11:40	R. Crespo	Nucleon Knockout: reaction framework and structure
11:40-12:00	H. Arellano	Nucleon-nucleus elastic scattering at near-GeV energies within a microscopic folding approach
12:00-12:20	M. Labalme	12C nuclear cross sections for hadrontherapy: measurements (< 100MeV/n) and comparisons to simulations.
12:20-12:35	B. Wasilewska	First measurements of collective excitations in 208Pb induced by proton beam at CCB Krakow
		Lunch (buffet)
14:00-14:20	S. Typel	Constraining the symmetry energy with neutron removal cross sections
14:20-14:40	M. Renaud	Study of the Near-Barrier Fusion of the 8B+40Ar Proton-Halo System
14:40-15:00	A. Karpov	Production of neutron-rich nuclides in multinucleon transfer reactions
15:00-15:20	G. Kaminski	ACCULINNA-2 – a new facility for studies with light exotic beams
15:20-15:40	N. Antonenko	Possibilities of production of new isotopes in transfer reactions
15:40-16:00	E. Kozulin	Transition from heavy-ion reactions involving Ca to Ti, Cr, Kr and Gd ions
		Coffee break
16:30-16:50	K. Mazurek	Theoretical description of the hot nuclei de-excitation
16:50-17:10	M. Colonna	Description of reaction dynamics, from low to Fermi energies, with stochastic semi-classical approaches
17:10-17:30	N. Kalantar-Nayestanaki	The use of Storage rings in the study of reactions at low momentum transfers
17:30-17:45	M. Harca	Angular Momentum of fission fragments in the near barrier reaction of 32S + 197Au
		Conference dinner

		Wednesday 24 January, 2018
9:00-9:20	J. Pochodzalla	Open problems in hypernuclear physics
9:20-9:40	H. Lenske	Production of hypernuclei by hadrons and heavy ions
9:40-10:00	A. Botvina	Formation of hypernuclei in relativistic ion collisions
10:00-10:20	T. Saito	Hypernuclear experiments with heavy ion beams
10:20-10:35	S. Wycech	On Gamov states of Σ+ hyperons
10:35-10:50	J.-C. David	Production of strange particles and hypernuclei in nuclear reactions at a few GeV. New capabilities in INCL
		Coffee break
11:20-11:40	S. Leoni	Search for the gamma-decay of 7Li into the continuum
11:40-12:00	C. Schuy	Nuclear fragmentation in ion beam therapy
12:00-12:40		Open discussion
12:40-12:50	C. Scheidenberger	Concluding remarks
		Lunch (buffet)
14:00-14:30		Visit of the HIL

		List of Posters
P1	D. Artemenkov	Unstable nuclei in dissociation of light stable and radioactive nuclei in nuclear track emulsion.
P2	R. Bansal	A journey of the transverse flow from stable to superheavy nuclei.
P3	S. Bhattarai	Interpretation of Double Langmuir Probe I-V Characteristics at Different Ionospheric Plasma Temperatures.
P4	M. Dan	The halo character of 29Ne from momentum distribution analysis.
P5	A. Demyanova	Measurements of radii of the states with halo.
P6	N. Nitin Deshmukh	Transfer reaction channels for the system 18O + 116Sn under NUMEN project
P7	R. Kumar	Different clusterization algorithms and their role to study multifragmentation in heavy-ion reactions.
P8	R. Mahajan	Neutron emission from the fission of neutron deficient 192,202Po nuclei.
P9	K. Novikov	The study of neutron-rich nuclei formation in the multi-nucleon transfer reaction 136Xe + 208Pb.
P10	A. Novoselov	Mass spectrometer MASHA in line with gas catcher technic for SHE factory.
P11	U. Singh	Investigation of mechanism of low-energy proton induced spallation reactions leading to continuum.

The poster session will take place on Monday, the 22nd of January, 2018 at 19:00.

The posters will be on display during the whole duration of the conference.

The preferable size for the poster is height 841 mm /33.11″ , width 594 mm/23.4″ (ISO A1 size of paper).

Maximum size: height 1 189 mm / 46.81″, width 841 mm /33.11″ (ISO A0 size of paper).