Nusym2016 Scientific Program
	Time/Venue:	June 13-17, 2016	Zhengyutong Lecture Hall, Department of Physics, Tsinghua University, Beijing
13-Jun	Evening			Talk No.
	Session 1：	Young Reaction Physicist  Club  I: Introductory
	16:10-16:55	Hermann Wolter	Introductory Talk	1
	16:55-17:30	Jonathan Barney	TBD	2
	17:30-17:45		Group Photo for the Young Reaction Physicist Club
	18:00-19:00		Reception/(With Beer)
	Session 2：	Young Reaction Physicist  Club  II: Forum
	19:00-19:20	Shishao Bao	Influence of symmetry energy on neutron star crusts	3
	19:20-19:40	He Liu	Isospin properties of quark matter from a 3-flavor NJL model	4
	19:40-20:00	Tiantian Ding	An Improved Thermometer of Intermediate Mass Fragments in Heavy-Ion Collisions	5
	20:00-20:20	Break and Free Discussion
	20:20-20:40	Yin Xia	Equations of motion of test particles for solving the spin-dependent Boltzmann-Vlasov equation	6
	20:40-21:00	Rui Wang	A Skyrme effective pseudo potential for heavy ion collisions	7
	21:00-21:20	Han Yi	An MWDC array for the external target experiment at HIRFL-CSR	8
	21:30	Bus to the hotels	ZhongGuanYuan Global Village PKU  and  Unisplendour International Center
14-Jun	Morning
	Session 3：	Symmetry energy at high densities
	8:00	transportation	BUS from the two hotels to the symposium venue
	8:30-8:45	Xi Chen (Dean of Dept.)	Welcome Speech
	8:40-9:10	Willam Lynch	Present and future of EOS and symmetry energy investigations at Supra-saturation densities	9
	9:10-9:40	Gaochan Yong	Theoretical progress on probing the symmetry energy with pions	10
	9:40-10:05	Che Ming Ko	Effects of medium modification of  pion production threshold in heavy ion collisions and the nuclear symmetry energy	11
	10:05-10:30	Mircea Dan Cozma	Constraining the Symmetry Energy Around Twice Saturation Density Using Elliptic Flow	12
	10:30-11:00	Group Photo/coffee break
	Session 4	Dipole/Pigmy
	11:00-11:25	Thomas Aumann	Symmetry energy from dipole polarizability	13
	11:25-11:50	Astushi Tamii	Constraints on the Symmetry Energy Parameters from the Electric Dipole Polarizability in 120Sn and 208Pb	14
	11:50-12:15	Carlos Bertulani	Dynamics of Excitation of Pigmy Resonances and the Symmetry Energy in Nuclei	15
	12:15-14:30	Lunch Break
	Afternoon
	Session 5	Theory
	14:30-15:00	Pawel Danielewicz	Isovector and Isoscalar Densities in Nuclei	16
	15:00-15:25	Zhaoqing Feng	Isospin dynamics in high-energy heavy-ion collisions	17
	15:25-15:50	Yongjia Wang	Constraining the equation of state of dense nuclear matter with elliptic flow	18
	15:50-16:15	Zeng-Hua Li	Properties of nuclear matter with modern nucleon-nucleon potentials	19
	16:15-16:45	Coffee Break
	Session 6	Transport 1
	16:45-17:05	Jun Xu	Understanding transport simulations of heavy-ion collisions at intermediate energies	20
	17:05-17:30	Natsumi Ikeno	Pion production in heavy-ion collisions by the AMD+JAM method	21
	17:30-17:55	Swagata Mallik	Event by event simulation in BUU: application to multiplicity distribution: appearance of Bimodality	22
	18:00	transportation	Bus to the two hotels from the symposium venue
15-Jun	Morning
	8:00	transportation	Bus from the two hotels to the symposium venue
	Session7：	Reactions/Fragmentation/Clustering
	8:30-9:00	Bao-An Li	Neutron-skin in coordinate and proton-skin in momentum in heavy nuclei: What we can learn from their correlation within an Extended Thomas-Fermi Approximation	23
	9:00-9:25	Kai Hebeler	Symmetry energy, neutron skin, and neutron star radius from chiral effective field theory interactions	24
	9:25-9:50	Daniel Watts	Neutron skins from coherent pion photorpoduction	25
	9:50-10:15	Jun Su	Investigation of non-local symmetry energy by isospin tracing in HIC	26
	10:15-10:45	Coffee Break
	Session 8	Reactions/Fragmentation/Clustering
	10:45-11:15	Bonnet Eric	Vaporization events in HIC	27
	11:15-11:40	Chang Xu	Nuclear symmetry energy constrained by cluster radioactivity	28
	11:40-12:05	Sakshi Gautam	Study of fragmentation dynamics in intermediate energy heavy-ion collisions	29
	12:05-14:00	Lunch Break
	Afternoon
	Session 9	Experiments/Instrumentations/Facilities
	14:00-14:30	Clementine Santamaria	SpRIT Time Projection Chamber: Description and Performances	30
	14:30-14:55	Tetsuya Murakami	The status of the RIKEN SpRIT experiment	31
	14:55-15:20	Huirong Qi	Hybrid gaseous detector module for CEPC TPC	32
	15:20-15:45	Fei Lu	TPC R&D progress for CEE	33
	15:45-16:15	Coffee Break
	Session 10	Experiments/Instrumentations/Facilities
	16:15-16:40	Alessandra Calanna	Next upgrade of LNS Superconducting Cyclotron: how we plan to reach a beam power higher than 2-5 kW	34
	16:40-17:05	Jerzy Lukasik	Flow and isotopic ratios from KRATTA@ASYEOS experiment	35
	17:05-17:30	Francesc Yasid Ayyad Limonge	Direct and resonant reactions with active targets	36
	17:30-17:55	Yaofeng Zhang	Simulation studies using Garfield and ANSYS for SpRIT-TPC	37
	18:00	transportation	BUS from the symposium venue to the Quan Ju De plaza
	18:30-20:30	Banquet at Quan Ju De
16-Jun	Morning
	8:00	transportation	Bus from the two hotels to the symposium venue
	Session11：	Reactions/Equilibration
	8:30-9:00	Alan McIntosh	Equilibration Chronometry: Characterizing neutron-proton equilibration with sub-zeptosecond resolution	38
	9:00-9:25	Diego  Gruyer	Determination of fission and fragmentation time-scales using Coulomb Chronometry	39
	9:25-9:50	Betty Tsang	Observables from transport simulations to probe the symmetry energy at high density	40
	9:50-10:15	Wei Ye	Isosopin effect in fission dynamics	41
	10:15-10:45	Coffee Break
	Session 12	Neutron Stars
	10:45-11:10	Dehua Wen	Massive compact stars	42
	11:10-11:35	Ang Li	Dense matter equation of state and rotating neutron stars	43
	11:35-12:00	XiaoTao He	Breaking the EOS-Gravity degeneracy in understanding properties of massive neutron stars	44
	12:00-14:00	Lunch Break
	Afternoon
	Session 13	Theory
	14:00-14:25	Jun-Chen Pei	High-order density dependency in Skyrme forces	45
	14:25-14:50	Yingxun Zhang	Constraints the slope of symmetry energy, effective mass and its splitting with heavy ion collisions	46
	14:50-15:15	Chun-Wang Ma	Temperature evolution of intermetiate mass fragments in the AMD simulated 140A MeV 58Ni+9Be projectile fragmentation reactions	47
	15:15-15:40	Baoyuan Sun	Impact of Fock Terms on Nuclear Symmetry Energy and Related Physics	48
	15:40-16:00	Coffee-Break
	Session14	Colloquium in the Department of Physics
	16:00-17:00	Bao-An Li	Symmetry Energy of Neutron-Rich Matter and its Astrophysical Impacts	49
	17:15	transportation	Bus to the two hotels from the symposium venue
17-Jun	Morning
	8:00	transportation	Bus from the two hotels to the symposium venue
	Session15：	Low Density/Clusters
	8:30-9:00	Maria Colonna	Symmetry energy effects in low-energy reaction dynamics with improved transport codes	50
	9:00-9:25	Zhao-Wen Zhang	Clustering effects on the symmetry energy at low densities	51
	9:25-9:50	Akira Ono	Clusters in heavy-ion collision dynamics studied with AMD	52
	9:50-10:15	Ying Zhou	Correlations between asymmetric nuclear matter EOS and properties of neutron stars	53
	10:15-10:45	Coffee Break
	Session 16	Short Range Correlations
	10:45-11:10	Or Hen	Next generation studies of short-range correlations using electron, proton and gamma beams	54
	11:10-11:35	Elizer Piasetzky	Short Range correlations and the Nuclear symmetry energy	55
	11:35-12:00	Youngman Kim	Extended parity doublet model for asymmetric matter and finite nuclei	56
	12:00-14:00	Lunch Break
	Afternoon
	Session 17	Theory
	14:00-14:30	Gianluca Colo	New results on the symmetry energy constrained by the nuclear collective motion	57
	14:30-14:55	Hua Zheng	Dipole response in neutron-rich nuclei with new Skyrme interactions	58
	14:55-15:20	Xiao Hua Li	Effective mass splitting from nuclear reaction	59
	15:20-15:45	Won-Gi paeng	Symmetry energy and sound velocity of the nuclear matter to probe the emergent scale symmetry in the nucleon interaction	60
	15:45-16:15	Coffee Break
	Session 18	Neutron Star
	16:15-16:40	Sebastien Guillot	Neutron stars radius measurements:  New results and future prospects	61
	16:40-17:05	Hajime Sotani	Nuclear symmetry energy and crustal torsional oscillations in neutron stars	62
	17:05-17:30	Lin-Xiao Wang	Chiral Magnetic Effects in Compact Star	63
	17:30-18:00	William Lynch	Summary/Outlook/Close remarks	64
	18:30	transportation	Bus to the two hotels from the symposium venue
			Program Over.