2000 Nuclear Physics Summer School

Twelfth Summer School in Nuclear Physics
QCD in High Energy Nuclear Physics
University of California, Santa Cruz
July 3 - July 14, 2000

The school is intended for advanced graduate students and beginning postdoctoral researchers in theory or experiment, and will consist of several courses of introductory lectures. The lecturers are:

DONALD GEESAMAN Argonne National Laboratory	Electromagnetic Physics at CEBAF and HERMES
JOHN HARRIS Yale University	What We Expect at RHIC
MORTEN HJORTH-JENSEN NORDITA	Nuclear Structure from Nuclei to Neutron Stars
ALFRED MUELLER Columbia University	Quantum Chromodynamics
YONG-ZHONG QIAN University of Minnesota	Neutrinos and the Origin of the Elements: from the Big Bang to Supernovae
MICHAEL RAMSEY-MUSOLF University of Connecticut	Weak Interactions in Atoms and Nuclei: The Standard Model and Beyond

Organizers: Wick Haxton (University of Washington) and Larry McLerran (Brookhaven National Laboratory).

Steering Committee:

In addition, there will be opportunities for selected students to speak.

Students will be lodged on the campus of the University of California, Santa Cruz, the site of this year's school. The number of students will be limited to about fifty, and some fellowship support is available. The application deadline is April 28, 2000. However, please apply as early as possible as space is limited. To apply, please fill out the online application form.

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy's Institute for Nuclear Theory, and the University of California, Santa Cruz Department of Physics.

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