The Solar Fusion III workshop (SF-III) took place from July 26-29, 2022, at Berkeley (USA) under the sponsorship of ChETEC-INFRA, the NSF network N3AS and the Institute for Nuclear Theory (USA). Initially scheduled for 2020, ten years after the previous SF-II workshop, SF-III brought together experimentalists and theoreticians working on hydrogen burning nuclear reactions with …
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ChETEC-INFRA TNA Event on May 23: Transnational Access and Accelerator Mass Spectrometry at the DREAMS Facility
On Monday, May 23, 2022 at 15:30 – 16:30 (Brussels time) the next edition of the „ChETEC-INFRA TNA event“ will take place on Zoom: Meeting Link. After an introduction outlining TNA in ChETEC-INFRA, the DREAMS Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Facility in Dresden, Germany, will be presented with slides and a virtual tour of the laboratory. The …
Preliminary Program Announced for 2nd ChETEC-INFRA General Assembly
The preliminary program of the 2nd ChETEC-INFRA General Assembly (May 31 – June 1 in Padova, Italy) is now available on the Indico-Page of the meeting. The meeting is open, not only to partners of ChETEC-INFRA. Presentations will be given in hybrid mode. Registrations are open until May 13.
SNAQs Celebrates First Year of Schools on Nuclear Astrophysics Questions
In February 2021 the first edition of the School on Nuclear Astrophysics Questions (SNAQs) launched. With monthly schools – except for a summer break and months with in-person schools taking place, a total of nine schools were held up to January 2021 when SNAQs celebrated the conclusion of its first year. Each of the nine …
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Registration Open for 11th European Summer School on Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics
The 11th edition of the “St. Tecla School” will be hosted at INFN’s Laboratori Nazioanli del Sud (LNS) in Catania, Sicily. Information is available on the School’s Indico page, including a first circular and poster. Registration and abstract submission for student contributions are now open.
Registration Open for ChETEC-INFRA General Assembly in Padova
The second ChETEC-INFRA General Assembly will be organized in Padova from May 31 to June 1, 2022. The meeting will be run in a hybrid format, though we strongly hope that meeting on site will be possible for the majority of the participants. Information about the assembly can be found on the conference site, where …
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ChETEC-INFRA TNA Event on January 31: Transnational Access and the University of Cologne Accelerator Laboratory
On Monday, 31.01.2022, 15:30 – 16:30 (Brussels time) the next edition of the „ChETEC-INFRA TNA event“ will be held on Zoom (meeting link). After a brief presentation will introduce TNA in ChETEC-INFRA, followed by a presentation of the Accelerator Laboratory at the University of Cologne. During and after the session there will be time for …
SNAQs: Does Nuclear Astrophysics probe fundamental physics?
The 8th edition of SNAQs [snacks], the online Schools on Nuclear Astrophysics Questions will be held on December 8, 2021. Lectures by scientists and presentations by young scientists will revolve around the question “Does Nuclear Astrophysics probe fundamental physics?”. Abstract submission for contributions by young scientists (master and PhD students, as well as young postdocs) …
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ChETEC-INFRA TNA Event on November 29: Transnational Access and the Viper HPC Cluster
On Monday, 29.11.2021, 15:30 – 16:30 (Brussels time) the 4th edition of the „ChETEC-INFRA TNA event“ will take place on Zoom. After a brief presentation outlining TNA in ChETEC-INFRA, the Viper High-Performance Computing Cluster at the University of Hull will be presented. The rest of the session will be devoted to questions and answers. The …
SNAQs: How to interpret stellar spectra?
The 7th edition of SNAQs [snacks], the Schools on Nuclear Astrophysics Questions will be held on November 10, 2021, and will focus on the question “How to interpret stellar spectra?”. In addition to two lectures on the subject, young scientists (students and young postdocs) are highly encouraged to submit an abstract for a scientific talk …