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From Particles and Partons to Nuclei and Fields: an international workshop and symposium in celebration of Al Mueller's 70th birthday

23–25 Oct 2009
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. 0. Welcome remarks
    T. D. Lee (Columbia U.)
    23/10/2009, 09:00
  2. 1. Neutrinos: The Era of Long Baselines, Large Detectors and Intense Beams
    Nicholas Samios (BNL)
    23/10/2009, 09:15
  3. 2. Lattice Field Theory: Challenges and Opportunities
    Norman Christ (Columbia U.)
    23/10/2009, 09:45
  4. 3. Al's Early Years at Brookhaven
    Larry Trueman (BNL)
    23/10/2009, 10:15
  5. 4. A new look for good old QCD Parton Dynamics
    Yuri Dokshitzer (LPTHE, UPMS U. Paris 6)
    23/10/2009, 11:15
  6. 5. Saturation: The Color Glass Condensate, Glasma and RHIC
    Larry Mc Lerran (BNL)
    23/10/2009, 11:45
  7. 6. New Horizons in QCD
    Stan Brodsky (SLAC/Stanford U.)
    23/10/2009, 12:15
  8. 7. Weak-to-strong coupling transition in AdS/CFT and QCD phenomenology
    Edward Shuryak (Stony Brook U.)
    23/10/2009, 14:00
  9. 8. Pomeron loops with eikonal evolution
    Alex Kovner (U. of Connecticut)
    23/10/2009, 14:30
  10. 9. High energy scattering: from weak to strong coupling
    Edmond Iancu (Saclay)
    23/10/2009, 15:00
  11. 10. Small-x amplitudes in the next-to-leading order
    Ian Balitsky (Old Dominion U./JLab)
    23/10/2009, 16:00
  12. 11. Jets at weak and strong coupling
    Yoshitaka Hatta (U. of Tsukuba)
    23/10/2009, 16:30
  13. 12. Gluon and dipole cascades on the light-front
    Anna Stasto (Pennsylvania State U.)
    23/10/2009, 17:00
  14. 13. QCD and statistical physics
    Stephane Munier (Ecole Polytechnique/CNRS)
    23/10/2009, 17:30
  15. 14. Small-x physics at HERA
    Allen Caldwell (Max Planck Institute)
    24/10/2009, 09:00
  16. 15. Inclusive jets, forward jets, Mueller Navelet jets and jet gap jet: tests of QCD evolution at colliders
    Christophe Royon (Saclay)
    24/10/2009, 09:30
  17. 16. J/Psi way to Nuclear Structure
    Henri Kowalski (DESY)
    24/10/2009, 10:00
  18. 17. R-currents correlators at weak and strong coupling
    Jochen Bartels (U. of Hamburg)
    24/10/2009, 11:00
  19. 19. Perturbative QCD in the late 1970s
    Anthony Duncan (Pittsburgh U.)
    24/10/2009, 11:30
  20. 18. Factorization in the non-linear small-x regime of QCD
    Francois Gelis (Saclay)
    24/10/2009, 12:00
  21. 20. Scattering amplitudes and BFKL Pomeron in QCD and in N=4 SUSY
    Lev Lipatov (Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute)
    24/10/2009, 14:00
  22. 21. From Dipoles to Waves and Strings
    Robi Peschanski (Saclay)
    24/10/2009, 14:30
  23. 22. A new mechanism for multiparticle production in N=4 SYM
    Eugene Levin (Tel Aviv U.)
    24/10/2009, 15:00
  24. 23. Using Nuclei to Probe Ultra Dense Phases of Matter at RHIC and LHC
    Miklos Gyulassy (Columbia U.)
    24/10/2009, 16:00
  25. 24. Probing the sQGP in A-A collisions by measuring energetic low-mass dileptons
    Riudolf Baier (U. of Bielefeld)
    24/10/2009, 16:30
  26. 25. Jets, underlying event and HIC
    Gavin Salam (LPTHE, UPMS U. Paris 6)
    24/10/2009, 17:00
  27. 26. The axial anomaly in hydrodynamics
    Dam Son (INT)
    24/10/2009, 17:30
  28. 27. Saturation as seen by PHOBOS
    Wit Busza (MIT)
    25/10/2009, 09:00
  29. 28. Hot QCD Matter: An experimenter's dream and nightmare
    Barbara Jacak (Stony Brook U.)
    25/10/2009, 09:30
  30. 29. Forward Physics from RHIC to LHC
    Michael Murray (U. of Kansas)
    25/10/2009, 10:00
  31. 30. On Anomalous Quark Triangles
    Arkady Vainshtein (U. of Minnesota)
    25/10/2009, 11:00
  32. 31. The first fermi of a heavy ion collision: progress and open questions
    Raju Venugopalan (BNL)
    25/10/2009, 11:30
  33. 32. Heavy quarks in a thermal bath
    Jean-Paul Blaizot (Saclay)
    25/10/2009, 12:00
  34. 33. From color transparency to opacity
    Mark Strikman (Pennsylvania State U.)
    25/10/2009, 13:30
  35. 34. UHECRs and QCD
    Glennys Farrar (New York U.)
    25/10/2009, 14:00
  36. 35. Factorization and Closing Remarks
    George Sterman (Stony Brook U.)
    25/10/2009, 14:30