DNP 2017

Fall Meeting of the Division of Nuclear Physics of the American Physical Society

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Register for DNP2017 here . (starting June 7, 2017)

Registration also includes accommodation booking.


Registration
Categories & Deadlines
Members
Non Members
Students/
Unemployed
Postdoc
Members
Companions
Early Registration
(by September 8)
$300
$600
$100
$150
$60
Late Registration
(Sept. 9 - Oct. 20)
$375
$750
$175
$225
$75
On-site Registration
$450
$900
$250
$300
$100
Banquet Tickets*
(Advanced/On-site)
$65/$80
$65/$80
$65/$80
$65/$80
$65/$80


The companion fee covers the reception and companions program that is held in parallel with the plenary session. Non-member registration is for non APS members who wish to attend the sessions or for vendors at the meeting.

Physicists who are members of National Physical Societies having a reciprocal agreement with the American Physical Society are considered to be members of the APS for purposes of registration. Examples include the Canadian Association of Physicists, the Physical Society of Japan, the German Physical Society, the IoP of the UK, etc.

Complete Conference Coordinators, Inc. will serve as the conference coordinator, handling registration and hotel reservations.


* The banquet will be held on Friday evening, October 27, at the Marriott Hotel. An after-dinner talk will be presented:

Brain Representations of Basic Physics Concepts

Marcel Adam Just
Director, Center for Cognitive Brain Imaging, Carnegie Mellon University

Abstract: The findings concerning physics concepts build on the remarkable new ability to determine the neural signature (or activation pattern) corresponding to an individual concept using fMRI brain imaging. Moreover, the neural signatures can be decomposed into meaningful underlying dimensions, identifying the individual, interpretable components of the neural representation of a concept. The investigation of physics concepts representations reveals how relatively recent physics concepts (formalized only in the last few centuries) are stored in the millenia-old information system of the human brain.




Professional Skills Workshop for Women Physicists

Tuesday, October 24, 1:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m.

Professional Skills Development Workshops are designed to provide women physicists with professional training in effective negotiation and communication skills, as well as a special opportunity for networking. Funding for an extra hotel night is available to all participants.

Participation is open to female postdocs and early career female physicists. Workshops are conducted by professional facilitators and are limited for optimal participation.

The registration deadline is September 22. If you have already registered for DNP17 and would like to add the Professional Skills Development Workshop to your registration, please send an email to info@cccmeetings.com.