Thursday, October 27, 2005

Talks by Rochester Physicists at the PANIC2005 Conference in Santa-Fe

Several members of the Rochester High Energy Physics Group have presented results at the October 2005 Particles and Nuclei International Conference Conference PANIC 2005 at Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The PANIC05 program addresses a broad range of topics involving strong and electro-weak interactions as they impact particle, nuclear, and astrophysics. It includes both theoretical and experimental issues and the facilities needed to explore them. Special attention is devoted to recent discoveries and new directions of research in these fields

Rochester speakers include Professor Arie Bodek , who talked about A Unified Model for inelastic e-N and nu-N cross sections ( http://panic05.lanl.gov/abstracts/211/211.gif)

CDF graduate student Jedong Lee who talked about Searches for Neutral Particles in Dilepton and Photon Final States ( http://panic05.lanl.gov/abstracts/459/459.gif)

CLEO Post doctoral Research Assoicate Hajime Muramatsu , who talked about Y(3770) non-Dbar-D decays ( http://panic05.lanl.gov/abstracts/541/541.gif)

and D0 Senior Scientist Marek Zielinski who talked about D0 Mesurement of the Dijet Azimuthal Decorrelations (http://panic05.lanl.gov/abstracts/690/690.gif)

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Arie Bodek
10/27/05; 6:46:59 PM

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