2nd Conference Announcement

The fifth workshop on "Electromagnetically Induced Two-Hadron Emission" will be held at the Department of Physics at Lund University in Sweden from June 13 - 16, 2001.  The workshop will focus on recent developments in the field of multi-particle coincidence experiments performed with the electromagnetic probe.  We anticipate an informal and open meeting with ample time for discussions. There will be no parallel or poster sessions.  After the workshop, Lund and its surroundings offer many opportunites for relaxation and enjoyment.

The response to our first conference announcement has been very positive.  At present, we have 76 registered participants.  Our preliminary list of speakers includes:

J-O. Adler	University of Lund, Sweden
J. Annand	University of Glasgow, Scotland
C. Bennhold	The George Washington University, USA
W. Bertozzi	MIT, USA
D. Branford	Edinburgh University, Scotland
C. Ciofi degli Atti	University of Perugia, Italy
W. Dickhoff	Washington University, USA
K. Egiyan	Yerevan Physics Institute, Armenia
A. Fabrocini	University of Pisa, Italy
C. Giusti	University of Pavia, Italy
W. Glöckle	Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
T. Hehl	University of Tübingen, Germany
B. Höistad	University, Sweden
M. Holtrop	University of New Hampshire, USA
H. Holvoet	University of Gent, Belgium
M. Iodice	INFN Rome, Italy
D. Ireland	University of Glasgow, Scotland
E. Jans	NIKHEF, The Netherlands
J. Jury	Trent University, Canada
M. Karlsson	University of Lund, Sweden
A. Kozlov	University of Regina, Canada
L-J. Lindgren	University of Lund, Sweden
D. MacGregor	University of Glasgow, Scotland
H. Müther	University of Tübingen, Germany
W. van Nespen	University of Gent, Belgium
D-O. Riska	Helsinki Institute of Physics, Finland
D. Rohe	University of Basel, Switzerland
O. Scholten	KVI, Netherlands
M. Schumacher	University of Göttingen, Germany
M. Thompson	The University of Melbourne, Australia
J. Udias	University of Madrid, Spain
L. Weinstein	Old Dominion University, USA
H. Weller	TUNL and Duke University, USA
B. Zhang	MIT, USA

The deadline for speakers to submit talk titles is March 31, 2001.  Talk summary write ups are due from the speakers by July 13, 2001.  These summaries will be collected into a conference proceedings CDROM and made available to attendees with a target date of September 1, 2001.

If you are interested in attending this workshop,please fill out the registration form at the bottom of this message and send it to the organizers at2nconf@nuclear.lu.se.  No conference fee will becharged.  However, applications received after April 30, 2001 will not be considered.

We welcome you to Lund this summer!

Jan-Olof Adler for the Organizers

Organizing Committee:

Jan-Olof Adler	(Lund)
Peter Grabmayr	(Tübingen)
Jan Ryckebusch	(Gent)
Bent Schröder	(Lund)

Local Organizers:

Jan-Olof Adler	Department of Physics
Kevin Fissum	Lund University
Lennart Isaksson	Box 118, SE-221 00 Lund
Bent Schröder	Sweden

General Information

(please see our updated conference webpage athttp://2nconf.nuclear.lu.se for more detailed information)

Sweden is situated in northern Europe, and Lund is located on its southern tip (600 km south of Stockholm, 30 km northeast of Copenhagen).  Local time is one hour ahead of GMT, and DST runs from late-March through late-October.  June is summertime in Sweden and typical temperatures range from 15 C - 25 C (60 F - 75 F).  The unit of currency is the Swedish Krona (on February 14,2001 1 EUR ~ 9.02 SEK, 1 USD ~ 9.80 SEK).  You may wish to have a small amount of Swedish currency (500 SEK) in hand prior to your arrival.  Credit cards are accepted by most businesses.  Power is 220 VAC, 50 Hz.  Motorways are right-hand drive, and seatbelts are compulsory throughout the vehicle.  Sweden is a metric land.  Most people understand and speak English, and to a lesser degree, German.  Visas, healthcare considerations, and international driving permissions are the responsibility of the attendee, and must be addressed prior to arrival.The airports closest to us are Copenhagen Kastrup (CPH)and Malmö Sturup (MMX).  Note that Copenhagen is located in Denmark, and certain conference participants may need to contact the Danish authorities regarding transit visas,etc.  An automobile/rail link over the newly opened Øresund bridge will take you from Kastrup to Lund.  Should you fly to Sturup, you will need to complete your journey to Lund via taxi or bus.

Lund was founded over 1000 years ago, and today is adynamic city of roughly 100000 people.  Often called the"City of Bicycles", it is a unique coupling of a large University (about 34000 students and 6000 employees), a high-tech R&D park (Ideon, housing such multinationals as Ericsson, Axis, and BioInvent), and industry (AstraZeneca, Gambro, and TetraPak) to a medieval centrum. Conference accomodations are responsibility of the attendees, and an accomodations database may be found at the conference website.  Note that June in southern Sweden is a particularly active time of year for tourism, so we encourage you to make your arrangements as soon as possible!

The conference will be held in SAL B, a large lecture hall at the Lund University Physics Department.  This hall is equipped with two overhead projectors, and a PC/projector system.  We request that you let us know of any special requirements you may have for your talk in advance, so that we may accomodate you.

A third conference mailing directed to registered participants will be coming out in approximately two months.  This mailing will provide specific details regarding the speakers, as well as information on the conference social program.

Registration Form

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