Program 2020
The Virtual SHE seminars are on Tuesday at 1 p.m. GMT
Seminars are available on the GoToMeeting platform:
http://www.gotomeet.me/NCBJmeetings/virtual-she-seminars
Meeting ID: 581-684-125
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13.10.2020
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Yuri Oganessian JINR,Dubna, Russia Experiments with nuclei and atoms of super heavy elements (reasoning while in isolation) |
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Witold Nazarewicz FRIB, Michigan State University, USA Superheavy elements: theoretical challenges (an update) |
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27.10.2020
| Mustapha Laatiaoui Johannes Gutenberg Universität, Mainz, Germany Prospects for optical spectroscopy beyond nobelium (Z>102) |
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10.11.2020
| Odile R. Smits Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand Studies on the melting temperature of Oganesson - A noble gas element that is neither noble nor gas |
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24.11.2020
| Anatoli Afanasjev Mississippi State University, USA Super- and hyperheavy nuclei in covariant density functional theory |
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8.12.2020
| Kouichi Hagino Kyoto University, Japan Role of quantum mechanics in a diffusion process for fusion for super heavy elements |
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| Taiki Tanaka ANU, Canberra, Australia Fusion dynamics in the synthesis of superheavy elements: role of static deformation of actinoid target nucleus and a new method to estimate the optimum incident energy to synthesize unknow superheavy elements |
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22.12.2020
| Jennifer Pore Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA Studies of the Lightest Mendelevium Isotopes: Highlighting the Importance of Mass-Number Measurements for Products of Fusion Evaporation Reactions |
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