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The HRS Working Group develops the scientific program of the HRS
The HRS Working Group develops the scientific program of the HRS
The HRS Working group is an active group of scientists that worked together to complete the HRS whitepaper and that, subsequently, deduced the scientific specifications for the HRS from which the conceptual design was derived. The working group has annual meetings during the Low-Energy Community Meetings, organizes workshops that focus on various topics related to the HRS and its scientific program, and representatives meets regular in online meetings to discuss details of the conceptual design and the implications and opportunities for the scientific program with the HRS. In addition, a smaller group meets regularly to discuss the detectors for the HRS. If you are interested in joining, please contact the HRS Working group point of contact, Remco Zegers.
The Members of the HRS Working Group are presently from the following institutions:Â
US National Laboratories
Argonne National Laboratory
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
US Universities & Colleges
Augustana College
Bucknell University
Central Michigan University
Davidson College
Florida State University
Hope College
Indiana University
Indiana Wesleyan University
Kalamazoo College
Michigan State University
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Rutgers University
Texas A&M University
Umass Lowell
University of North Carolina / TUNL
University of Notre Dame
University of Tennessee
Washington University in St. Louis
Ursinus College
Wabash College
International Institutions
GSI/FAIR (EU)
RIBF/RIKEN (Japan)
TRIUMF (Canada)
University of Surrey (UK)
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