Workshop on Fast-Timing Campaign at HIL

27 Oct 2025, 14:00 → 28 Oct 2025, 14:00 Europe/Warsaw

Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw

Andrej Špaček (Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw) , Paweł J. Napiorkowski (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)

We are excited to announce a dedicated workshop to discuss the upcoming FLASH (Fast-Timing LaBr3 Array for Spectroscopy at HIL) campaign. This campaign features the HPGe EAGLE array equipped with 15 LaBr3(Ce) detectors. 

The workshop will be divided into two focused sessions:

1. Technical Overview: This session will provide a detailed technical description of the FLASH setup, including the EAGLE array, the integration of LaBr3(Ce) detectors, and the system's capabilities for fast-timing measurements.
2. Physics Opportunities: The second session will focus on exploring and discussing physics ideas that can be realized with this setup

This workshop will provide a platform to connect with fellow researchers, share ideas, and contribute to the FLASH campaign. We warmly invite all interested participants to explore the exciting opportunities offered by this initiative.

Monday, 27 October

Day 1: Session 1

1 Opening address

Speaker: Paweł J. Napiorkowski (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)

2 EAGLE HPGe detector array

Speaker: Dr Marcin Palacz (Heavy Ion Laboratory)

3 SilCA – particle detector array for Coulomb excitation studies

Speaker: Katarzyna Hadyńska-Klęk (Heavy Ion Laboratory University of Warsaw)

4 DIAMANT proton and alpha charged particle detector

Speaker: Dr István Kuti (HUN-REN Institute for Nuclear Research (ATOMKI))

5 Commissioning experiment

Speaker: Andrej Špaček (Heavy Ion Laboratory at the University of Warsaw)

15:00 Coffee break

Day 1: Session 2

6 Fast-timing along N=128

Speaker: Prof. Thorsten Kröll (TU Darmstadt)

7 Lifetimes of the j-1 anomalous states of the π9/2 -3 multiplet

Speaker: Dr Stefan Lalkovski (Sofia University, St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria)

8 Investigating enhanced octupole collectivity near the octupole magic numbers Z=56 and N=88

Speaker: Pietro Spagnoletti

9 Measurements of deformation in rare-earth nuclei

Speaker: David O'Donnell (University of the West of Scotland)

Dinner

Tuesday, 28 October

Day 2: Session 1: Open discussion

11:00 Coffee break

Day 2: Session 2: Open discussion

Lunch