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HFI/NQI 2014 Conference Photos
Shine Dome, Canberra, Australia The official conference photo and other photos are available for download...
HFI/NQI Conference Handbook
Please find attached the HFI/NQI Conference Handbook, Program and Abstracts
HFI/NQI 2014 Viewing of the Southern Night Sky
Dr Steve James invites delegates to join him for a viewing of the southern night sky outside the Shine...
HFI/NQI 2014 Conference Program Now Available
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Abstract Submission Prizes
The conference organisers are pleased about the considerable number of submitted abstracts and received...
Details of the second Satellite Workshop have been finalised.
Workshop on Science at the Interface of Atomic and Nuclear Physics - a Satellite Workshop of HFI/NQI-2014...
Guidelines for Proceedings now available
The Conference proceedings will be published as a regular volume of the journal Hyperfine Interactions...
Invited keynote presentations confirmed
Invited keynote presentations confirmed. The programme committee is delighted to announce the following...
CONFERENCE PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCED
HFI/NQI and PNCMI 2014 are partners and encourage participants of either event to consider attending...
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
HFI/NQI 2014 is now calling for abstracts of papers for presentation at the conference. Apart from...
CALL FOR MEDIA CONTACTS
The organisers of HFI/NQI 2014 would like to promote our field and conference in the Australian media....
INVITED SPEAKERS
The organisers of HFI/NQI 2014 are pleased about the large number of suggestions for invited talks received...
Invitation to Attend
The 5th Joint International Conference on Hyperfine Interactions and Symposium on Nuclear Quadrupole Interactions (HFI/NQI 2014), presented by the University of New South Wales and the Australian National University, will be held at the spiritual home of Australian science, the Shine Dome in Canberra, from 21-26 September 2014.
The HFI/NQI conference series provides a forum for the discussion and publication of all aspects of hyperfine interactions, detected by nuclear radiations and of all facets of nuclear quadrupole interactions, detected by resonance methods. This conference scope includes the many and diverse associated applications.
The HFI/NQI meetings bring together experts and students from a variety of scientific disciplines including theoretical, nuclear, atomic and condensed matter physics, materials science, synchrotron research, as well as chemistry, biology, medicine and engineering. The HFI/NQI event in Canberra will be the 17th International Conference on Hyperfine Interactions and the 21st International Symposium on Nuclear Quadrupole Interactions.
HFI/NQI 2014 in Canberra will adopt a program similar to that of previous meetings in this series. The conference will, in particular, focus on:
- Hyperfine interactions and nuclear quadrupole interactions
- Nuclear moments, nuclear polarization and nuclear models
- Radioactive ion beams, radioisotope probes and ion-solid interactions
- Low temperature nuclear orientation, Perturbed angular distribution, Perturbed angular correlations, Mössbauer and muon spin spectroscopies
- Resonance methods
- Synchrotron radiation, neutron scattering and other complementary techniques
- Metals, insulators and semiconductors
- Magnetism, magnetic materials and superconductivity
- Lattice and defect dynamics
- Surfaces, interfaces, thin films and nano-structures
- Applications in biology, chemistry, medicine, engineering and geoscience
- New developments and future directions
The international advisory committee of the HFI/NQI conference series, the program committee of the Canberra meeting and the local organisers invite interested participants to register now. Click here to register
Key Dates to Remember
Last date for submission 30 May 2014
Notification of acceptance/non-acceptance 30 June 2014
Early bird registration closes 11 July 2014
Last date for presenters to register for conference 21 July 2014
HFI NQI 2014 commences 21 September 2014
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