We are happy to announce the Fourteenth Annual Virtual Poster Competition for Graduate Students! The poster session will occur during the meeting on June 23rd. The first, second, and third-place prizes will be $500, $250, and $100 respectively and include an additional $500 in travel support to...
The 2023 conference will follow the normal CHEP format of plenary and parallel sessions.
The call for abstracts will open 16 August 2022 and will close on 17 November 2022. Exceptional contributions may be proposed for promotion to a plenary talk by the Program Committee. All accepted talks and posters will be...
As the US Electron Ion Collider (EIC) project enters its conceptual design stage, and future particle accelerators are being discussed worldwide, next generation silicon tracking detectors are being studied for these planned new facilities. This workshop will review tracking and vertexing requirements for the anticipated scientific program at the EIC, the state of the art in silicon tracking detector technologies, their performance in currently operating nuclear and particle physics collider experiments, and proposed applications at the EIC. In addition, there will be discussion of readout...
Pion-Kaon Interactions Workshop
February 14-15, 2018
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
Newport News, VA
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The pi-K scattering enables direct investigations of scalar and vector K* states, including the not yet established S-wave k(800) state. These studies are also needed to get precise values of vector and scalar form factors: to independently extract CKM matrix element Vus and to test the Standard Model unitarity relation in the first row of CKM matrix, to study CP violation from the Dalitz plot analysis of open charm...
SciDAC4
January 8-9, 2018
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
Newport News, VA
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Jefferson Lab is pleased to host a kickoff meeting for the Lattice QCD SciDAC4 project, funded by DOE’s Office of Nuclear Physics and the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research in the Office of Science. The project will focus on the software infrastructure devoted to calculations within Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD).
The calculations that will be dramatically improved by this research pertain to determining the...
