Second PhyNuBE meeting: clustering and symmetries in nuclear physics

The clustering theme covers aspects related to the physics of open quantum systems and the formation of quasi-molecular states. This subject is also interested in nuclear astrophysics, in the equation of state of matter or in the radioactivities of clusters. The second theme concerns the vast field of symmetries. It can be those of the standard model of particle physics, but also those related to atomic nuclei such as isospin.

The meeting will feature keynote presentations on the history of these scientific topics, the successes of the research and the challenges that remain. There will also be shorter presentations on the latest experimental results or theoretical developments that may guide future research. Much of the time will be devoted to discussion and debate, but also to outdoor activities. Students are strongly encouraged to participate and full board accommodation will be provided.