HIGS . . .
The newest accelerator facility operated by TUNL is the HIGS at the Duke Free Electron Laser Laboratory (DFELL). The DFELL houses an accelerator based photon source in a 52,000 square-foot facility. There are two types of primary photon beams available at the DFELL: the HIGS with energies from 2 to 60 MeV and an optical beam with continuous tunable wavelength from IR to VUV. Both photon beam types are produced by an electron storage ring free electron laser (FEL) and its undulators.
TUNL Seminar Series
All talks are on Thursday at 2:00 pm in Room 298 of the Physics Building, unless otherwise noted. There is a reception prior to the talk at 1:45 pm in the TUNL lobby. If you have questions about the seminars, you can email the TUNL secretary or call (919)-660-2600. Seminar Chairman: John Kelley
Upcoming Seminars
TUNL Seminar
Babatunde Oginni
Ohio University
Test of level density models from nuclear reactions
Read the AbstractThursday, 12/03/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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Special TUNL Seminar
Oliver Jahn
Institut fuer Kernphysik, Mainz
The GDH Experiment at MAMI
Read the AbstractMonday, 11/23/2009, 02:00:PM, FEL Conference Room
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TUNL Seminar
Changchun Sun
Duke University
Characterizations and Diagnostics of Compton Light Source
Read the AbstractThursday, 11/19/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Florian Fraenkle
Karlsruher Institut fur Technologie (KIT)
Measurements with the KATRIN pre-spectrometer
Read the AbstractThursday, 11/12/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Adriana Banu
Texas A & M University
Reaction rates for H-burning in novae and X-ray bursts from breakup at intermediate energies
Read the AbstractThursday, 10/29/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Jay Davis
LLNL
Twenty Years of Tricks with Tandems
Read the AbstractTuesday, 10/20/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Luke Myers
University of Illinois
Neutron Polarizabilities Via Deuteron Compton Scattering At MAX-lab
Read the AbstractThursday, 10/08/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Gail McLaughlin
North Carolina State University
Neutrinos from Supernovae and Compact Object Mergers
Read the AbstractThursday, 10/01/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Seth Hoedl
University of Washington
A Torsion Pendulum Based Axion Search.
Read the AbstractThursday, 09/24/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Lt. Col. Nick Prins
Domestic Nuclear Detection Office of the Department of Homeland Security
Progress in Detection of Nuclear Materials
Read the AbstractThursday, 09/17/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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Special TUNL Seminar
Wendy Hamilton Hoelscher
Learning and Organization Development: Duke University
Building Collegial Relationships through Effective Communications
Read the AbstractThursday, 08/27/2009, 02:30:PM, Physics 128 - Old 113
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Special TUNL Seminar
Dr. Indranil Mazumdar
Department of Nuclear & Atomic Physics, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Three Body Model for Halo Nuclei and the Efimov Effect.
Read the AbstractTuesday, 08/25/2009, 02:00:PM, TUNL FELL Conference Room
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TUNL Seminar
Henryk Witala
M. Smoluchowski Institute of Physics Jagiellonian University
A novel approach to include pp Coulomb force into the 3N Faddeev calculations
Read the AbstractThursday, 08/20/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Advances in Physics Seminar
Prof Moshe Gai
University of Connecticut
Hubble Who?
Read the AbstractThursday, 07/23/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Advances in Physics Seminar
Prof Haiyan Gao
Duke University
The structure of the nucleon through electromagnetic microscope
Read the AbstractThursday, 07/16/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Advances in Physics Seminar
Prof John Wilkerson
University of North Carolina & Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory
Going to extremes - Probing Neutrino Properties
Read the AbstractThursday, 07/02/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Advances in Physics Seminar
Prof Kate Scholberg
Duke University
Neutrinos from the Sky and Through the Earth
Read the AbstractThursday, 06/18/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Special Seminar
Prof Douglas MacLean
UNC Chapel Hill
Ethics in Research
Read the AbstractTuesday, 06/16/2009, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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TUNL Seminar
Dr. Arnas Deltuva
Center for Nuclear Physics, Lisbon Portugal
Three and Four-body Nuclear Reactions
Read the AbstractTuesday, 06/02/2009, 02:00:PM, FEL Conference Room
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TUNL Seminar
Dr. Jordi Jose
Dept. of Physics and Nuclear Engineering (UPC Barcelona)
Hydrodynamic simulations of Type I X-ray bursts: metalicity effects
Read the AbstractFriday, 05/29/2009, 10:30:AM, FEL conference room
Tea and Cookies at 10:00 PM at TUNL Lobby
TUNL Seminar
John Watson
Kent State University
FROM THE NUCLEAR SHELL MODEL TO SHORT-RANGE CORRELATIONS: THE ADVENTURE OF A LIFETIME
Read the AbstractThursday, 01/21/2010, 02:00:PM, Physics 298
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