Nuclear Physics Town Hall Meeting
                       TRIUMF, Vancouver, BC
                           Sept 9,10/2005


-- FRIDAY AM --

Registration outside auditorium


INTRODUCTORY SESSION
         Garth Huber, Chair

09:00 "Subatomic Physics Long Range Planning Committee Status" (15+5)
         Ken Ragan, Chair of the NSERC LRPC

09:20 "The Revolution in Nuclear Theory" (50+10)
         Byron Jennings, TRIUMF

10:20 "TRIUMF Status and the 2005-10 Plan" (20+5)
         J.M. Poutissou, TRIUMF

10:45 Coffee and Discussion


HADRON STRUCTURE
         Elie Korkmaz, Chair
         Malcolm Butler, Secretary

11:15 "Investigations of Hadronic Structure using Electromagnetic Probes" (20+5)
         David Hornidge, Mt. Allison
         on behalf of Garth Huber, Regina, Adam Sarty, St. Mary's

11:40 "Nucleon Weak Form Factors (G0)" (15+5)
         Jeff Martin, Winnipeg

12:00 Lunch at TRIUMF Cafeteria


--FRIDAY PM --


NUCLEAR STRUCTURE AND REACTIONS
         Malcolm Butler, Chair
         Garth Huber, Secretary

13:00 "Precision atomic laser spectroscopy on radioactives" (20+5)
         Matt Pearson, TRIUMF

13:25 "Reaction mechanisms and isospin influence from collision studies at
       ISAC-II energies" (20+5)
         Rene Roy, Laval

13:50 "Nuclear structure/astrophysics with the 8pi spectrometer" (20+5)
         Paul Garrett, Guelph

14:15 "Opportunities for TIGRESS at ISAC-II" (20+5)
         Roby Austin, St. Mary's

14:40 "TIGRESS research at ISAC-I and the Electric Dipole Moment Search
       Program" (20+5)
         Carl Svensson, Guelph

15:05 Coffee and Discussion


SYMMETRY AND STANDARD MODEL TESTS - I
         J.M. Poutissou, Chair
         Garth Huber, Secretary

15:35 "Ultra-cold francium at ISAC: tests of the Standard Model, nuclear
       anapole moments, and nuclear magnetism" (20+5)
         Gerald Gwinner, Manitoba

16:00 "Physics program of the TITAN Collaboration" (20+5)
         Jens Dilling, TRIUMF

16:25 "Studies of super allowed beta decay" (20+5)
         Paul Garrett, Guelph
         on behalf of Gordon Ball, TRIUMF

16:50 "Correlations in nuclear beta decay using TRIUMF's neutral atom trap
       (TRINAT)" (20+5)
         John Behr, TRIUMF

17:15 Adjourn for Day 1


--SATURDAY AM --


NUCLEAR ASTROPHYSICS
         Paul Garrett, Chair
         Jens Dilling, Secretary

08:30 "Experimental nuclear astrophysics with stable and radioactive heavy ion
       beams using the DRAGON facility" (30+10)
         John d'Auria, TRIUMF

09:10 "Indirect Methods in Nuclear Astrophysics (EMMA)" (20+5)
         Barry Davids, TRIUMF

09:35 "Nuclear Astrophysics Studies with TUDA/TUDA-2" (20+5)
         Pat Walden, TRIUMF

10:00 Coffee and Discussion


SYMMETRY AND STANDARD MODEL TESTS - II
         Jens Dilling, Chair
         Paul Garrett, Secretary

10:30 "T-violation and J-PARC" (20+5)
         Chary Rangacharyulu, Saskatchewan

10:55 "Tests of the Standard Model: Qweak, 12 GeV Moller at JLab" (20+5)
         Jeff Martin, Winnipeg

11:20 "Fundamental physics with cold neutrons at the SNS (weak interaction
       tests)" (20+5)
         Shelley Page, Manitoba

11:45 "Current Status of and Future Plans for the Canadian Penning Trap Mass
       Spectrometer at the Argonne National Laboratory" (20+5)
         Kumar S. Sharma, Manitoba

12:10 "ALPHA antihydrogen symmetry test" (20+5)
         Makoto Fujiwara, TRIUMF

12:35 Box Lunch at TRIUMF


-- SATURDAY PM --


FUTURE FACILITIES
         Garth Huber, Chair
         Elie Korkmaz, Secretary

13:30 "SNOLAB Projects Overview" (40+20)
         Mark Chen, Queen's

14:30 "TRIUMF Possibilities for the upcoming 2010-15 Plan" (15+45)
         J.M. Poutissou, TRIUMF
      Discussion includes short presentations by:
         Lothar Buchman - Storage rings at ISAC
         Art Olin - pi>e+nu branching ratio

15:30 Coffee and Discussion


NUCLEAR THEORY WORKSHOP
         Malcolm Butler, Chair
         J.M. Poutissou, Secretary

16:00 "Overview of Canadian Nuclear Theory" (10+50)
         Malcolm Butler, St. Mary's
Topics to be discussed:
 -Funding to nuclear theory
 -Promoting the hiring of nuclear theorists
 -Access to institutional resources for nuclear theorists
 -Computational needs
 -Synergy with experimental efforts in Canada (how well do the interests
   of Canadian theorists overlap with the experimental program?)


17:00 GENERAL DISCUSSION


17:30 Adjourn