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[Helen Caines <helen.caines AT yale.edu>]

Hi Rich,

  Yes there is a BES-II symposium. Its been organized by the GHP group, and interestingly isn’t cross-listed under the DNP min-symposia. Specially is it mini symposium  E09

Helen

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On Jan 8, 2021, at 1:48 PM, Richard Seto <seto AT ucr.edu> wrote:

Hi Helen, Lijuan

I had understood from the analysis meeting that there would be a mini-symposium on BES II and that we should encourage our students to send in abstracts. Did I get that wrong? Here is what is listed for the mini-symposia under nuclear physics

Thanks

-Rich

Mini-Symposium: Jet Physics at the EIC

D17b

Mini-Symposium: Challenges for The Hydrodynamic Description of RHIC Data from All Kinds of Correlations

D17c

Mini-Symposium: Heavy Flavor and Quarkonia as a Probe of QCD Media, Current and Future

D17d

Mini-Symposium: Spin Physics and Hard Scattering Processes

D17e

Mini-Symposium: Careers for Nuclear Physicists on Medical Physics

D17f

Mini-Symposium: Transverse-Momentum-Dependent Phenomena

D17g

Mini-Symposium: Photo-Production of Hadrons

D17h

Mini-Symposium: Applied Low Energy Nuclear Physics

D17i

Mini-Symposium: Opportunities for Future Hadron Structure Measurements with Large Acceptance At High Luminosity

D17j

Mini-Symposium: Neutrino Properties: New Developments, Challenges and Impacts

Richard Seto

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Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521