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About the 28th HNPS Annual Symposium (HNPS2019)
We are pleased to announce HNPS2019, the 28th Annual Symposium of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society. This year, the Symposium is organized by the Departments of Physics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The Symposium will be held at the premises of the Faculty of Sciences on Friday, 31.05.2018 and Saturday, 01.06.2018. The scientific areas include fundamental and applied Nuclear Physics and related fields. Specifically, the program is expected to include the most recent theoretical and experimental advances in the field covering the following topics:
• Nuclear Structure • Nuclear Reactions • Accelerator Physics & Instrumentation • Nuclear Astrophysics • Nuclear Physics Applications
Registration and abstract submission will be handled online. The HNPS2019 official language is English. You are kindly requested to inform your colleagues and students about HNPS2019. Contributions by young researchers are strongly encouraged. We are looking forward to welcoming you to HNPS2019. On behald of the Organizing Committee -
Poster
You can download the official 28th HNPS Annual Symposium Poster clicking the links below. PDF (print quality) or JPG (high resolution)
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Venue
The 28th HNPS Annual Symposium will take place in A31 auditorium, which is located in the first floor of the east section of the A.U.Th's Faculty of Sciences main building.
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Schedule
You can download the HNPS2019 Schedule clicking the link below. 28th HNPS Annual Symposium Schedule
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Book of Abstracts
You can download the HNPS2019 Book of Abstracts clicking the link below. 28th HNPS Annual Symposium Book of Abstracts
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List of Participants
You can download the HNPS2019 List of Participants clicking the link below. 28th HNPS Annual Symposium List of Participants
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Proceedings
Please submit your work using the official file uploader. HNPS2019 Proceedings Uploader
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Organizing Committee
• T. Gaitanos (AUTH) • A. Ioannidou (AUTH) • Ch. Moustakidis (AUTH) • S. Stoulos (AUTH)
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Invited Speakers
• Prof. Marina Frontasyeva (Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics, JINR, Dubna, Russia) • Dr. Ioannis Giomataris (CEA Saclay, France) • Prof. Miodrag Krmar (Novi Sad University, Serbia) • Dr. Stefan Typel (Institut für Kernphysik, TU Darmstadt, Germany)
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About the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society
The Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society (HNPS) is a non-profit organization, which was established in 1991. It is a league of scientists who study fundamental problems related to the nature of matter, such as nuclear reactions and nuclear structure. They are also involved in interdisciplinary studies on nuclear astrophysics and nuclear applications to meet societal needs, including nuclear energy, medical diagnoses and environmental issues.
Schedule
The 28th HNPS Annual Symposium will take place in A31 auditorium, which is located in the first floor of the east section of the A.U.Th's Faculty of Sciences main building.
REGISTRATION
Please come early to register!
Session 1 - Chair: I. Stamatelatos - NCSR
Progress in gaseous detectors (invited)
I. Giomataris - CEA
CALIBRA, a national research infrastructure for accelerator-based research and applications: A progress report
S. V. Harissopulos - NCSR
A novel Beam Loss Monitor for the ESS Linac, based on a Micromegas neutron detector
T. Papaevangelou - CEA
The Nuclear Engineering and EMINE Master Programme, at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
E. Charatsidou - KTH
10:25-11:00 COFFEE BREAK
Session 2 - Chair: Stefan Typel - TU Darmstadt
From Nuclei to Stars with a Relativistic Density Functional (invited)
Stefan Typel - TU Darmstadt
First Coherent Elastic ν-Nucleus Scattering (CEvNS) measurements and the potential new physics involved
T. S. Kosmas - UoI
Exploring the astrophysical conditions for the creation of the first r-process peak, and the impact of nuclear physics uncertainties
S. Nikas - GSI
Microscopic description of induced fission dynamics with nuclear energy density functional
V. Prassa - UoT
Proxy-SU(3) predictions
S. Sarantopoulou - NCSR
A mechanism for shape coexistence
A. Martinou - NCSR
12:50-13:30 Session 3 POSTER PRESENTATIONS
13:30-15:00 LUNCH BREAK
Session 4 - Chair: M. Frontasyeva - JINR
State-of-the-art of neutron activation analysis at Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics of JINR, Dubna, Russia (invited)
M. Frontasyeva - JINR
GeoMAREA: A Gamma‐ray spectrometer for in‐situ marine environmental applications
C. Tsabaris - HCMR
Response of Radiation Portal Monitors to gamma radiation & detection capability of Orphan Radioactive Sources in scrap loads
A. Clouvas - AUTH
Elemental Analysis of Sand Samples by Radio-activation
C. Eke - UoAkdeniz
Electret Ion Chambers for Environmental Gamma Monitoring
A. Clouvas - AUTH
The APAPES project at the tandem accelerator facility of "Demokritos": A progress report
E. Benis - UoI
Production of hollow 2s2p 3,1P states in collisions of C4+ (1s2 1S, 1s2s 1,3S) ions with gas targets
A. Laoutaris - UoC
17:00-17:30 COFFEE BREAK
Session 5 - Chair: T. Lagogiannis - NCSR
Neutron induced reactions on Ge isotopes and isomeric cross section study
R. Vlastou - NTUA
Cross-section measurement of 241Am (n, f) reaction at the Experimental Area 2 of the nTOF facility at CERN: First Results
Z. Eleme - UoI
Mass measurements of neutron-deficient lanthanides around the neutron shell closure N=82
M. Lykiardopoulou - UoBritColum
Neutrons capture cross-sections of 74Se in keV energy region using activation methods at a medical linear accelerator
E. Vagena - AUTH
Study of the 165Ho (n, 2n) 164Hog-m reaction at near threshold energies
E. Georgali - UoI
19:00-20:45 HNPS General Assembly (HNPS members only)
21:00 SYMPOSIUM DINNER
Session 6 - Chair: T. Kosmas - UoI
NLD Equation of state for compressed, hot and relativistic nuclear matter
A. Chorozidou - AUTH
Towards the Keplerian sequence: Realistic Equations of state in rapidly rotating neutron stars
P. S. Koliogiannis - AUTH
Dense matter and the effects of the speed of sound bounds on the bulk properties of neutron stars in the Keplerian sequence
Ch. Margaritis
Constraints on neutron stars equation of state using the tidal deformability derived from BNS mergers
A. Kanakis-Pegios - AUTH
Nuclear symmetry energy effects on the bulk properties of neutron rich-finite nuclei
M. Divaris - AUTH
10:15-10:45 COFFEE BREAK
Session 7 - Chair: G. Kitis - AUTH
Radiological Study of Anavalos Submarine Groundwater Discharge at Kiveri, Greece
G. Eleftheriou - HCMR
Studying nanoscale Li diffusion in rutile TiO2 using the β- and α-decay of 8Li with β-NMR and α-radiotracer techniques
A. Chatzichristos - UoBritColum
First results of the Performance of the DIAPHANE Detector in Apollonia’s Tumulus
I. Kalaitzidou - AUTH
An Investigation on Gamma-Ray Shielding Properties of Zr-Based Bulk Metallic Glasses
M. Şekerci - UoSD
Investigation of Photon Attenuation Properties of CR-39 Lens
C. Eke - UoAkdeniz
Dental restoration materials as personal accidental dosimeters
I.K. Sfampa - AUTH
On the possibility of dating calcium sulphate samples: Luminescence and dose rate measurements
L. Malletzidou AUTH
12:30 - 13:30 LIGHT LUNCH
Session 8 - Chair: R. Vlastou - NTUA
MottCalc: A new tool for calculating Mott scattering differential cross sections for analytical purposes
M. Kokkoris - NTUA
PIGE measurements at “Demokritos” TANDEM
T. Lagogiannis - NCSR
Angular Distribution of Elastic Neutron from 19F and 12C Targets
İ. H. Sarpür - UoAkdeniz
Measurement of the Differential Elastic Scattering Cross Sections of 2H on Light Elements, at Energies and Angles Suitable for EBS
E. Ntemou - NTUA
Production Cross–Section Calculations of 62Cu via Charged Particles Induced Reactions
M. Şekerci - UoSD
14:45 - 15:15 COFFEE BREAK
Session 9 - Chair: S. Harissopulos - NCSR
gSPEC at FAIR
T.J. Mertzimekis - NKUA
Investigating the structure properties of the low–lying states of 140Ba
A. Khaliel - NKUA
HFB Calculations for Nucleon Densities of Nickel Isotopes
Z. S. Turhan Irak - UoIgdir
Study of the neutron induced fission cross-section of 237Np at CERN's n_TOF facility in the MeV region
A. Stamatopoulos - NTUA
Measurement of the 234U(n,f) cross section in the 15-19 MeV energy range
A. Kalamara - NTUA
16:30 SYMPOSIUM CLOSED
Event Speakers
Here are some of our speakers
Marina Frontasyeva
Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics, JINR
Ioannis Giomataris
CEA Saclay, France
Miodrag Krmar
University Novi Sad, Serbia
Stefan Typel
TU Darmstadt, Germany
Hotels
The Organizing Committee advise the participants to book their accommodation as soon as possible at the following hotels. Moreover, accommodation could be arranged through the Airbnb platform.
