Dear Colleagues,
It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the upcoming 23rd Winter Workshop on Nuclear Dynamics. This year’s workshop will be held at the Big Sky Resort in Big Sky, Montana (close to Bozeman).

The dates of the Workshop are Sunday, February 11 to Sunday, February 18, 2007, with workshop sessions scheduled for Monday thru Saturday .

This 23rd workshop in the Winter Workshop on Nuclear Dynamics series, will continue the tradition of presentations and discussions of exciting new physics, covering the entire range of energies in the field of heavy ion reactions, including neighboring fields with significant intellectual overlap. The workshop format allows ample time for informal discussions and collaborations. There will be morning and evening sessions each workshop day. All talks will be 25 minutes long, with an additional 5 minutes for questions. All participants are strongly encouraged to attend the entire workshop.

If you are interested in attending this workshop, please complete the registration form on this site. We are interested in keeping the workshop attendance to less than 80, so a timely registration is extremely important.

PLEASE EMAIL YOUR COMPLETED REGISTRATON FORM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BUT NO LATER THAN THE DEADLINE OF DECEMBER 8th.

Once you have emailed your form, please remember to call the resort to make your Hotel reservation. (1 800 548-4486)

THE DEADLINE FOR HOTEL RESERVATOINS IS DECEMBER 29 th.

We have negotiated a special reduced rate of $151 per day per room, single or double occupancy. This rate includes breakfast. A welcome reception on Sunday evening, 2 dinners and a banquet during the week, as well as food and drink during two daily coffee breaks will be provided. Information about the hotel and resort can be found at accomodations.

A registration fee of $275 per person will be charged and includes a copy of the proceedings. This registration fee can be paid upon arrival at the resort. We will also offer the reception and dinners as a separate food package for accompanying persons.

With warmest regards from the organizers -

Rene Bellwied, Wayne State University
Wolfgang Bauer, Michigan State University
John Harris, Yale University