Exotic Transitions in ions (ExTra)
26-27th October, Nordic Center, Fudan University, Shanghai
Exotic processes are important in diagnostics of e.g. plasma, but also as probes of our theoretical models for different ions. They are often associated with long-lived ionic states, which require new and innovative experimental techniques, or are unexpected from standard models, which require a thorough theoretical investigation. This workshop is intended to be a meeting place for different researchers in the very diverse field of Exotic Transitions.
Topics of interest
Hyperfine induced and magnetic-field induced transitions. Long-lived states in ions. Transitions in negative ions, Forbidden and unexpected transitions. Atomic/nuclear interface.
Confirmed Speakers
Tomas Brage, University of Lund, Sweden (confirmed)
Chris Chantler, University of Melbourne, Australia (Waiting for final confirmation)
Xiaobin Ding, Normal University, Lanzhou, China (Confirmed)
Michel Godefroid, Université Libre, Brusselles, Belgium (Confirmed)
Dag Hanstorp, University of Gothenburg, Sweden (Confirmed)
Bowen Li, Lanzhou University, China (Confirmed)
Yueming Li, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Beijing, China (Confirmed)
MeiChun Li, Fudan University, China (Confirmed)
Wenxian Li, High Altitude Observatory, Bolder, USA (Confirmed)
Xinwen Ma, Institute of Modern Physics, Lanzhou, China (Confirmed)
Henning Schmidt, University of Stockholm, Sweden (Confirmed)
Reinhold Schuch, University of Stockholm, Sweden (Confirmed)
Thomas Stoelker, GSI, Germany (Confirmed)
Henning Zettergren, University of Stockholm, Sweden (Confirmed)
Jiamin Yang, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang (Confirmed)
Deyang Yu, Institute of Modern Physics, Lanzhou, China (Confirmed)
Contacts, co-organizers
Baoren Wei, brwei@fudan.edu.cn
Tomas Brage, tomas.brage@nuclear.lu.se
Roger Hutton, rhutton@fudan.edu.cn
Local information
The workshop will be held at the Nordic Center on the Handan Road campus of Fudan University. For accommodation we recommend/suggest the Fudan Crowne Plaza Hotel (199 Handan Road). This a decent priced (cost around 120 USD/night including breakfast) 5 star hotel, 5 minute walk from the Nordic Center. This hotel, along with cheaper alternatives, can best be booked on booking.com. The area to search on is Wujiaochang. Shanghai has two airports, the most common for international flights in Pudong. The easiest way from Pudong to the Fudan area is by taxi. The journey time is 40-50 minutes and costs less than 200 RMB (around 30 USD), please note that taxi drivers wantcash. The other airport, Hongqiao, is on metro line 10, the closest station for Fudan is GuoQuan Road and is about 20 minute walk from the campus, cost is 5 RMB. A taxi from this airport takes a little over 30 minutes and costs less than around 160 RMB.
The weather in late October is usually very good, sunny, dry and not hot.
If you need an invitation to help with your visa application it is common that the consulates want ”name, birthdate and passport number”. We recommend atourist visa, which basically should only require a hotel reservation and return air ticket.
We are looking forward to meeting you at Fudan University.
