Revised on: May 11^th 2006

In Blue: invited talks  -  * to be confirmed

In black : selected contributions

For each talk , the timetable indicated in the programme includes discussion.

17h00 – 20h30 Registration

19:30               Welcome reception

20:30               Dinner

8h30 – 10h40 Introductory session

8:30      S. Galès et M. Jacquemet

Welcome

8:55     Ph. Chomaz (15+5) and M. Lewitowicz (15+5)

Physics Overview

9:35     M. Lindroos (CERN, Switzerland) (20+5)

EURISOL

10:00     F. Ibrahim (IPN, Orsay) (30+10)

ALTO and connections with SPIRAL-2

10:40 - 11:10               Coffee break

11h10-13h10  Astrophysics session

11:10     D. Jenkins (Univ. York, UK)  (25+5)

Reactions with charged particles, interest for astrophysics studies.

11:40     F. Hammache (IPN, Orsay)  (25+5)

Fast beams at RIKEN, MSU, and GSI, a tool for measuring astrophysical relevant cross sections

12:10     J. D’Auria (Triumf, Canada; CERN, Switzerland)  (25+5)

Reaction Rates Directly with DRAGON at ISAC for Astrophysics

12:40     N. de Sereville (U.C.L., Belgium)  (25+5)

CRC Louvain-la-Neuve activities, synergies with SPIRAL2.

13:10               Lunch

16:30 - 17:00               Coffee

17h-19h25  Astrophysics session

17:00     K.-L. Kratz (Univ. Mainz, Germany) (25+5)

R process

17:30     C.J. Horowitz (Indiana Univ., USA)  (25+5)

Links between Heavy Ions and Astrophysics

18:00     M. Grasso (IPN, Orsay) (15+5)

Low-energy excitations in Fermi systems: From exotic nuclei to the crust of neutron stars

18:20     F. Sebille (Subatech, Nantes) (15+5)

Self-consistent investigation of structural transitions in Neutron star crusts

18:40     I. Stefan (GANIL, Caen)  (15+5)

New pathway to bypass the ¹⁵O waiting point ?

19:00     L. Gaudefroy (GANIL, Caen)  (20+5)

^44,46Ar(d,p) : a spiral experiment for nuclear astrophysics.

19:30               Dinner

8h30-10h20 Production and study of heavy – superheavy elements session

8:30     A. Yeremin (JINR - Dubna, Russie)  (25+5)

Heavy and super heavy elements: overview on the synthesis and structure studies using tagging techniques; recent results and developments

9:00     A.C.C. Villari (GANIL, Caen) (15+5)

Development of the new spectrometer for LINAG.

9:20     A. Drouart (DAPNIA, Saclay)  (15+5)

Evidence of compound nucleus formation from lifetime measurements

9:40     Ch. Schmitt (IPNL, Lyon)  (15+5)

Investigation of the Influence of Shell Structure on the competition between fusion and quasi-fission

10:00     B. Jurado (CENBG, Bordeaux)  (15+5)

Isotopic Yields of Fission Fragments produced via Multi-Nucleon Transfer reactions in Inverse Kinematics

10:20 – 10:50             Coffee break

10h50-11h40 Fusion  session

10:50     S. Bhattacharyya (GANIL, Caen)  (25+5)

Reaction mechanism around the barrier with weakly bound nuclei

11:20     A. Jungclaus (Univ. Madrid, Spain)  (15+5)

The incomplete fusion reaction as a tool to study neutron-rich nuclei at high spin: Present status and future perspectives

11h40-13h20   Multifragmentation   session

11:40     O. Lopez (LPC, Caen)  (25+5)

Bimodality : a signature for phase transition in nuclei ; theoretical and experimental aspects.

12:10     G. Poggi (INFN-Firenze, Italy)  (25+5)

Isospin effect : towards a new generation detector

12:40     J. Frankland (GANIL, Caen)  (15+5)

Picking up the pieces

13:00     C. Ducoin (GANIL, Caen)  (15+5)

Isospin effects in nuclear-matter liquid-gas phase transition

13:20                          Lunch

16h30-18h30 Structure and spectroscopy from direct reactions: status and new tools session

16:30     D. Beaumel (IPN, Orsay)  (30+10)

Direct reactions with MUST and future with MUST2 and SPIRAL2.

17:10     N. Keeley (DAPNIA, Saclay)  (15+5)

Direct reactions and nuclear spectroscopy : analysis in coupled reaction channels, the example of ⁸He

17:30     M. Gelin (GANIL, Caen)  (15+5)

Spectroscopy of neutron-rich nuclei around N=20.

17:50     M. Caamano (Univ. Sant. Compostela, Spain)  (15+5)

Experimental finding of extremely neutron-rich ⁷H

18:10     C. Monrozeau (IPN, Orsay)  (15+5)

Measurement of the GMR in unstable nuclei using the MAYA detector.

18:30 - 18:50             Coffee break

18h50-20h05

18:50     W. Catford (Surrey Univ., UK)  (20+5)

Study of neutron rich nuclei by knock out.

19:15     R. Lemmon (Daresbury Lab., UK)  (20+5)

Particle-gamma coincidences: a new way to study direct reactions

19:40     J.A. Scarpaci (IPN, Orsay)  (20+5)

Developments on new high resolution calorimeters

20:30               Dinner

8h30-9h55 Recent developments of the theories of nuclear structure session 

8:30     J. Dudek (IPHC, Strasbourg)  (15+5)

Tetrahedral Symmetry in Exotic Nuclei: Why Interesting? Why Timely?

8:50     V. G.  Nguyen (IPN, Orsay)  (15+5)

Relativistic Hartree-Fock for neutron-rich nuclei

9:10     M. Bender (DAPNIA, Saclay)  (20+5)

Configuration mixing of symmetry restored self-consistent mean-field states

9:35     J.-L. Sida (CEA Bruyères-Le-Châtel)  (15+5)

Recent developments in Gogny-Hartree-Fock calculations

9:55 - 10:25               Coffee break

10h25-13h10 Spectroscopy towards the drip-lines  session

10:25     A. Obertelli (NSCL, USA; DAPNIA, Saclay)  (20+5)

Structure of N=16 nuclei in the neutron-rich region

10:50     M. Rejmund (GANIL, Caen)  (20+5)

Spectroscopy of neutron-rich nuclei at near barrier energies

11:15     F. Azaiez (IPN, Orsay)  (20+5)

Spectroscopy towards the drip-lines at intermediate energy

11:40     B. Bastin (LPC, Caen)  (15+5)

Collapse of the N=28 shell closure in ⁴²Si

12:00     G. Duchêne (IPHC, Strasbourg)  (20+5)

From Exogam to Agata: What can we expect from the next generation g-ray spectrometer ?

12:25     Poster presentations (45)

13:10                          Lunch

16:00 - 16:30               Coffee

16h30-18h45  Interdisciplinary session

16:30     M. Beuve (Univ. Lyon)  (20+5)

Hadronbiology and imaging

16:55     C. Pautard (LPC, Caen)  (15+5)

DOSION, on-line beam monitor for Radiobiology

17:15     H. Lebius (CIRIL, Caen)  (15+5)

Nanodots by grazing angle irradiation of surfaces: towards nano-engineering of surfaces

spectroscopy of neutron-deficient nuclei session

17:35     A. Bürger (Univ. Bonn, Germany)  (15+5)

Spectroscopy of neutron-deficient nuclei around ³⁶Ca

17:55     I. Matea (CENBG, Bordeaux)  (15+5)

Two-proton radioactivity - a review of the experimental data

18:15    G. Gaubert (GANIL, Caen) (20+10)
SPIRAL beam developments
 

19:00-20:00 Poster session

20:00               Dinner

8h30-10h30   Gamma-spectroscopy to explore shapes and resonances session

8:30     A. Görgen (DAPNIA, Saclay)  (30+10)

Exotic shapes and shape coexistence at low and high spin, new symmetries

9:10     G. Sletten (NBI, Denmark)  (15+5)

Hyperdeformation of Nuclei

9:30     S. Courtin (IPHC, Strasbourg)  (15+5)

Decay of molecular states populated through resonant radiative capture

9:50     C. Petrache (Camerino, Italy)  (15+5)

Symmetries, shapes, isomerism in exotic nuclei with A ~ 130: theoretical predictions and experimental challenges

10:10     A. Maj(IFJ PAN Krakow, Poland)  (15+5)

Hot and rotating nuclei studied by the GDR - overview

            10:30 - 11:00               Coffee break

11h00-13h20  Worldwide  session

11:00     T. Motobayashi (RIKEN, Japan)  (30+10)

11:40    T. Nilsson (GSI, Germany) (20+5)

NUSTAR

12:05     K. Riisager (CERN, Switzerland) (20+5)

Present and future ISOLDE

12:30     S. Lukic (GSI, Germany)  (15+5)

Assessment of nuclide losses during extraction by comparison of ISOLDE-SC yields with calculated in-target production rates

12:50     J.-C. Thomas (GANIL, Caen)  (25+5)

Laser spectroscopy studies at the DESIR facility of SPIRAL 2

13:20                          Lunch

16:30 - 17:00               Coffee

17h00-18h00  Nuclear moments  session

17:00     G. Neyens (KU Leuven, Belgium)  (15+5)

The island of inversion from a nuclear moments perspective

17:20     G. Georgiev (CSNSM, Orsay)  (15+5)

Nuclear moments of short-lived isomeric states at SPIRAL2 – possibilities and necessities

17:40     J.-M. Daugas (CEA Bruyères-Le-Châtel)  (15+5)

Nuclear Moment measurements of spin-aligned isomeric fragments

18h00-19h20  DESIR  session

18:00     P. Mueller (ANL Argonne, USA)  (25+5)

Nuclear charge radii

18:30     A. Herlert (CERN, Switzerland)  (25+5)

Trap assisted spectroscopy and mass measurements

19:00     P. Delahaye (CERN, Switzerland)  (15+5)

Beam preparation and technical developments

19:30               Conference Dinner

8h30-9h50 DESIR  session

8:30     M.J.G. Borge (Madrid, Spain)  (25+5)

Beta decay studies

9:00     N. Severijns (K.U. Leuven, Belgium)  (25+5)

weak interaction studies

9:30     A. Mery (LPC, Caen)  (15+5)

Measurement of the beta-neutrino correlation in ⁶He using a transparent Paul trap

9h50-10h40 Nuclear data session

9:50    A. Plompen (EC-JRC-IRMM Geel, Belgium) (20+5)
Nuclear data needs for nuclear energy (fission) and possible contributions by SPIRAL-2

10:15     U. Fisher (FZK Karlsruhe, Germany)  (20+5)

Nuclear data needs for fusion technology and possible contributions by SPIRAL2

10:40-11h10              Coffee break

11h10-11h55 Closing  session

11:35     *  (20)

Conclusions

12:20              Lunch

13:45 – Departure