As the advent of new rare isotope facilities such as RAON, FAIR, FRIB, HIRFL, NICA,
etc, we have much opportunity to resolve big questions in science. For instance:
- What is the origin of the elements and energy generation in stars?
- What are the heaviest nuclei that can exist?
- How shell and collective properties of a nucleus emerge from the underlying theory such as quantum chromodynamics?
- At which densities and temperatures will quarks and gluons be liberated out of hadrons?
We are aiming at an ample discussion on such big questions. In this program we have sessions for in-depth discussions on nuclear structures, reactions and nuclear astrophysics which are pretty much essential for addressing the above-mentioned issues. We also have sessions for short presentations to share up-to-date RI research achievements.
Venue
Seminar Room 1, Yeosu Expo Convention Center
