María José García Borge, Scientific Director of the ISOLDE experiment, and Enrico Chiaveri, a physicist whose research career has been closely linked to CERN, present two facilities that place the European laboratory at the frontier between nuclear physics and particle physics.
The conference introduces ISOLDE, a world-leading facility for the study of exotic nuclei, and the Neutron Time of Flight Facility (n_TOF), dedicated to investigating neutron capture and fission reactions. The speakers explain the capabilities of both infrastructures, their technological development and their potential to produce and study rare nuclear species, deepen our understanding of the structure of matter and open up new avenues of research.
The BBVA Foundation and CERN jointly organise the lecture series “CERN Restarts the LHC and Prepares for Its Future”. The programme addresses current an
María José García Borge, Scientific Director of the ISOLDE experiment, and Enrico Chiaveri, a physicist whose research career has been closely linked to CERN, present two facilities that place the European laboratory at the frontier between nuclear physics and particle physics.
The conference introduces ISOLDE, a world-leading facility for the study of exotic nuclei, and the Neutron Time of Flight Facility (n_TOF), dedicated to investigating neutron capture and fission reactions. The speakers explain the capabilities of both infrastructures, their technological development and their potential to produce and study rare nuclear species, deepen our understanding of the structure of matter and open up new avenues of research.
The BBVA Foundation and CERN jointly organise the lecture series “CERN Restarts the LHC and Prepares for Its Future”. The programme addresses current and future challenges in particle physics, the restart of the accelerator at unprecedented energy levels and CERN’s strategy in high-energy and nuclear physics, as well as the role of technologies, computing systems and data processing in large-scale scientific infrastructures.
