Conference on Neutrino and Nuclear Physics (CNNP2020) Arabella Hotel and Spa, South Africa, 24-28 February 2020

Africa/Johannesburg
Retief Neveling (iThemba LABS)
Description

     Approved videos from invited talks can now be seen on the CNNP2020 YouTube channel


 

The international Conference on Neutrino and Nuclear Physics 2020 (CNNP2020) will be held at the Arabella Hotel and Spa in the Kogelberg Biosphere near Cape Town (South Africa) from 24-28 February 2020 and will be hosted by iThemba LABS. The Kogelberg Biosphere is internationally famed for its natural beauty and biodiversity, and is within an hour's drive from Cape Town.

The main objective of the Conference on Neutrino and Nuclear Physics is to promote collaboration between scientists from the fields of nuclear, neutrino, astro and dark-matter physics, and to create an environment where experiments and theories in which nuclear physics aspects are particularly relevant can be discussed. 


A preliminary list of the topics to be discussed during the conference include:

  •     Nuclear double beta decays
  •     Nuclear structure in connection with neutrino physics
  •     Nuclear reactions as probes for weak decays
  •     Neutrino-nucleus interaction at low and high energies
  •     Supernova models and detection of supernova neutrinos
  •     Solar models and detection of solar neutrinos
  •     Direct and indirect dark-matter searches
  •     Rare beta decays of nuclei for measurements of neutrino-mass
  •     Neutrino oscillations and matter effects
  •     Anomalies in reactor neutrinos
  •     New detection technologies related to the field

The very successful inaugural CNNP2017 conference was held in Catania in October 2017. CNNP2020 will be the second conference in the series and aims to build upon the foundation of CNNP2017 to bring together people working at the intersections of different fields to exchange ideas and results.


             

Registration
CNNP2020 Registration Form
CNNP Accompanying Persons Registration form
Participants
  • Alessandro Minotti
  • Alessio Caminata
  • Alina Vishneva
  • Almaz Fazliakhmetov
  • Andrea Giuliani
  • Andrea Longhin
  • Andrei Vyborov
  • Andrey Sheshukov
  • Andy Buffler
  • ANIL KUMAR
  • Behnam Ali Mohammadzadeh
  • Carlo Gustavino
  • Catia Maria A. Petta
  • Christian Enss
  • Christian Weinheimer
  • Christian Wittweg
  • Clarence Virtue
  • Claudia Nones
  • Clementina Agodi
  • Concetta Sutera
  • David Hervas
  • ELENA APRILE
  • ELIAS SIDERAS-HADDAD
  • Eligio Lisi
  • Ernesto Kemp
  • Fabio Iacob
  • Faiҫal Azaiez
  • Federico Nova
  • Fedor Simkovic
  • Francesca Gulminelli
  • Francesco Cappuzzello
  • George Christian
  • Giorgio Gratta
  • Giovanni Benato
  • Grigory Koroteev
  • Hawraa Khalife
  • Helena Almazan
  • Hong Joo Kim
  • Hyunsu Lee
  • Jason Holt
  • Javier Menendez
  • Jeff Hartnell
  • Joel Kostensalo
  • Jonathan Engel
  • Jouni Suhonen
  • Jörn Kleemann
  • Kai Zuber
  • Karlheinz Langanke
  • Karol Lang
  • Klaus Blaum
  • Leendert Hayen
  • Lindsay Donaldson
  • Lorenzo Pagnanini
  • Lotta Jokiniemi
  • Luciano Pandola
  • Luis Salvador Miranda Palacios
  • Luna Pellegri
  • Manfred Lindner
  • Manuela Cavallaro
  • Marcello Campajola
  • Marco Faverzani
  • Mathieu Liatoud
  • Mathis Wiedeking
  • Michelle Bark
  • Mohamed Ismaiel
  • Patricia Sanchez-Lucas
  • Peter von Neumann-Cosel
  • Philip Adsley
  • Pierluigi Belli
  • Rajan Gupta
  • Retief Neveling
  • Richard Newman
  • Ricky Smit
  • Roy Maartens
  • Rudolph Nchodu
  • Sabin Stoica
  • Samuel Hedges
  • Sevgi Karadağ
  • Smarajit Triambak
  • Tae-Sun Park
  • Takaharu Otsuka
  • Tommi Eronen
  • Toshio Suzuki
  • Toshitaka Kajino
  • Ushak Rahaman
  • Vincenzo Bellini
  • Waleed Hwash
  • Yeongduk Kim
  • Yuichi Oyama
  • Yuri Efremenko
  • zeinab ranjbar