Bulletin of the American Physical Society

2008 Annual Meeting of the Division of Nuclear Physics

Volume 53, Number 12

Thursday–Sunday, October 23–26, 2008; Oakland, California

Chair Index

1WA Workshop: Quantifying the Character of the sQGP Oct 23 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom FGH	Richard Seto, University of California, Riverside, and Huan Huang, University of California, Los Angeles
1WB Workshop: From Quarks to the Cosmos with Petaflops: Large-Scale Computation in Nuclear Physics Oct 23 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom ABC	Jutta Escher and Ron Solz, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
1WC Workshop: Nuclear Physics Underground Oct 23 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom	Robert Svoboda, University of California, Davis, and Peggy McMahon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
AA A Broad Perspective on Nuclear Physics: Where are we now and where do we go from here? Oct 23 2008 2:30PM Jewett Ballroom	Rick Casten, Yale University
BA Signatures for Chiral Symmetry Restoration in Nuclei Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Volker Koch, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
BB Mini-Symposium: 3D View of the Nucleon and Its Spin I Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Room 208	Charles Hyde, Old Dominion University and University of Blaise Pascal
BC Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties and Nuclear Physics I Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom A-B	Baha Balantekin, University of Wisconsin
BD Mini-Symposium: Rare Isotope Science I Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	W. David Kulp, Georgia Institute of Technology
BE Nuclear Theory: Computational Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Calvin Johnson, San Diego State University
BF Nuclear Reactions: Heavy-Ions Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	Jutta Escher, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
BG Strange Matter Oct 24 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	Zein-Eddine Meziani, Temple University
CA Intersections of Nuclear Physics with Other Fields Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Jim Thomas, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
CB Mini-Symposium: 3D View of the Nucleon and Its Spin II Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Room 208	Edward Kinney, University of Colorado at Boulder
CC Mini-Symposium: Applications of Nuclear Physics from Earth to Outer Space Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom A-B	Cynthia Keppel, Hampton University
CD Mini-Symposium: Rare Isotope Science II Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Samuel Tabor, Florida State University
CE Fundamental Neutron Physics Measurements Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Brad Filippone, California Institute of Technology
CF Experimental Methods at RHIC and the LHC Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	Flemming Videbaek, Brookhaven National Laboratory
CG Low Energy QCD Oct 24 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	George Fai, Kent State University
EA Nucleon Spin Structure and Its Spin-Offs Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Jamie Nagle, University of Colorado at Boulder
EB Nuclear Theory: Few-Body Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Room 208	Bruce Barrett, University of Arizona
EC Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties and Nuclear Physics II Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Jewett Ballroom A-B	John Wilkerson, University of Washington
ED Mini-Symposium: Rare Isotope Science III Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Roby Austin, St. Mary's University
EF Heavy Flavor in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Simmons Ballroom 4	Michael Tannenbaum, Brookhaven National Laboratory
EG Applications of Nuclear Physics Oct 24 2008 4:00PM Jewett Ballroom C	Eric Norman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
FA Fundamental Neutron Physics Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Geoff Greene, University of Tennessee and SNS
FB Mini-Symposium: Nuclear Physics Research and Connections to Nuclear Energy I Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Room 208	Lee Schroeder, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
FC Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties and Nuclear Physics III Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom A-B	Robert McKeown, California Institute of Technology
FD Mini-Symposium: Rare Isotope Science IV Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Paul Mantica, Michigan State University
FE Nuclear Reactions: Light Ions Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Ian Thompson, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
FF Mini-Symposium: Viscosity, String Theory and Hydrodynamics Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	W.A. Zajc, Columbia University
FG Mini-Symposium: 3D View of the Nucleon and Its Spin III Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	Jim Sowinski, Indiana University
FH Astrophysics: Medium Mass Nuclei Oct 25 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom F	Guy Savard, Argonne National Laboratory
GA Quantum Phase Transitions in Atomic Nuclei and Other Finite Fermi Systems Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Richard Casten, Yale University
GB Electromagnetic Interactions I Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Room 208	Dennis Skopik, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
GC Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties and Nuclear Physics IV Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom A-B	Hamish Robertson, University of Washington
GD Mini-Symposium: Cold Nuclear Matter and Low-x Physics at RHIC Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Jamie Nagle, University of Colorado
GE Nuclear Structure: A>170 Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Con Beausang, Richmond University
GF Electroweak Interactions Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	Robert Tribble, Texas A&M University
GG Mini-Symposium: 3D View of the Nucleon and Its Spin IV Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	Mark Jones, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
GH Astrophysics: Modelling Oct 25 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom F	Lee Bernstein, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
HA Topics in Nucleon Structure Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Zein-Eddine Meziani, Temple University
HB Mini-Symposium: Nuclear Physics Research and Connections to Nuclear Energy II Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Room 208	Alice Mignerey, University of Maryland
HC Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties and Nuclear Physics V Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Jewett Ballroom A-B	William Louis, Los Alamos National Laboratory
HD Nuclear Theory: Structure of Nuclei Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Petr Navratil, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
HE Nuclear Structure: Rare Earth Region Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Simmons Ballroom 1	Libby McCutchan, Argonne National Laboratory
HF Relativistic Heavy Ions Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Simmons Ballroom 4	Steffen Bass, Duke University
HG Electromagnetic Interactions II Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Jewett Ballroom C	Jian-Ping Chen, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
HH GLUEX Instrumentation Oct 25 2008 2:00PM Jewett Ballroom F	Curtis Meyer, Carnegie Mellon University
LA Frontiers in Rare Isotope Science Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Brad Sherrill, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory/Michigan State University
LB Nuclear Theory: Fundamental Issues Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Room 208	Francesca Sammarruca, University of Idaho
LC Neutrino Physics: Instrumentation I Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom A-B	Karsten Heeger, University of Wisconsin
LD Mini-Symposium: Probing the Ridge in Ultra-Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Manuel Calderon, University of California at Davis
LE Nuclear Structure: Light Nuclei Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Alexandra Gade, Michigan State University
LF Nuclear Structure: Medium Mass A=100-150 Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	Paul Garrett, University of Guelph
LG Cosmology Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	Karl van Bibber, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
LH Instrumentation I Oct 26 2008 8:30AM Jewett Ballroom F	Ernst Sichtermann, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
MA Frontiers in Nuclear Theory Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 2-3	Lawrence Cardman, Jefferson Lab
MC Neutrino Physics: Instrumentation II Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Jewet Ballroom A-B	Kevin Lesko, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
MD Hard Scattering in Relativistic Nuclear Collisions Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom G-H	Richard Seto, University of California at Riverside
ME Nuclear Structure: Medium Mass A=50-100 Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 1	Volker Werner, Yale University
MF Baryon Resonances in Hadronic Physics Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Simmons Ballroom 4	Latifa Elouadrhiri, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
MG Astrophysics: Light Nuclei Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom C	Richard Cyburt, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory
MH Instrumentation II Oct 26 2008 10:30AM Jewett Ballroom F	Mark Stoyer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

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2008 Annual Meeting of the Division of Nuclear Physics

Volume 53, Number 12

Thursday–Sunday, October 23–26, 2008; Oakland, California

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