HCI-2004 will be the 12th conference in an international series takingplace every two years around the world. This years will be in Vilnius, Lithuania,September 6-10, 2004. Born in Stockholm in 1982, HCI becamea major forum for the presentation and discussion of important new researchresults in the physics of the Highly Charged Ions. The conference will continueto emphasize basic, fundamental science at the atomic and molecular level,and its applications to important technology challenges. The opportunitywill be given to provide insights in other disciplines where HCI-physicshave strong impact like Nuclear Physics, Material Science, Radiation Chemistry,Radiobiology, etc.
The International Conference on Nuclear Data for Science and Technologywill be held September 26-October 1, 2004 in Santa Fe, NewMexico. This is an OECD-Nuclear Energy Agency Conference, which is held approximatelyevery 3 years. Recent conferences in this series were in Antwerp (1982),Santa Fe (1985), Mito (1988), Jüelich (1991), Gatlinburg (1994), Trieste(1997) and Tsukuba (2001). This International Conference focuses on nucleardata, their production, dissemination, testing and application. The dataare produced through both experiment and theoretical models; they are compiledand evaluated to form data libraries for use in applications; and they aretested through benchmark experiments and a very wide range of applications.This Conference includes all of these activities with the goal of improvingnuclear data for applications including fission and fusion energy, acceleratordriven systems, accelerator technology, spallation neutron sources, nuclearmedicine, environment, space, non-proliferation, nuclear safety, astrophysicsand cosmology, and basic research.
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The title for the meeting is "The Physics of Fuel Cycles and AdvancedNuclear Systems: Global Developments." The technical program will cover morethan 15 topical focus areas. You are invited to visit the meeting websiteat www.physor2004.anl.gov toobtain updated information and to download a copy of the meeting announcement.Contact: Ray Klann, Technical Program Co-Chair, at 630-252-4305 or klann@anl.gov.
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