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Second RHIC II Science Workshop

April 29 - 30, 2005

Where available, presentations (in PowerPoint or PDF formats, as indicated) are linked to talk titles.

 

Friday Morning: Plenary Session, Physics Dept. Large Seminar Rm.
     
9:00 Planning for the future of RHIC (ppt) S. Aronson
     
Excerpts from the RHIC presentation to NSAC Subcommittee April 4, 2005
     
9:30 The Future of Heavy Ion Physics at RHIC (ppt) J. Nagle
     
10:00 RHIC Spin eRHIC (A. Deshpande, PDF) M. Grosse-Perdekamp
     
10:30 Facility strategy (ppt) T. Roser
     
10:45 Break  
     
11:00 High Energy Nuclear Physics and the Nature of Matter (ppt)  L. McLerran
     
11:30 High Energy Density Physics (ppt) B. Jacak
     
12:00 Plan for the Workshop: Logistic and Goals (ppt) T. Ludlam
     

Friday Afternoon
     
1:30 - 5:30 Working Group Parallel Sessions  
     
6:00 Reception  
     

Saturday Morning
     
9:00 - 12:30 Working Group Parallel Sessions  
     

Saturday Afternoon
     
2:00 - 4:00 Reports from Working Groups  
     
4:00 - 5:00 Discussion of Status and Plans  


Parallel Session Agenda

The room assignments for Working Group parallel sessions are given in the table below. Note that some of the working groups are having “pre-meetings” on Wednesday, April 27 or Thursday, April 28.

Click on the Working Group name for links to the agendas, where available.

  Pre-meeting Friday PM Saturday AM
Heavy Flavor Thur.: Large Seminar Rm.  Large Seminar Rm. Large Seminar Rm.
High Pt   Small Seminar Rm. Small Seminar Rm.
New Directions Thur.: 2-160 2-160 2-160
E-M Probes*   Orange Rm. Orange Rm.
Probes of EOS   2-95 2-95
Forward/p-A Wed.: 2-78 1-189 1-189
Spin and pp   2-78 2-78
* Note: This links to a PDF file.

 

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