Introduction: Recently, it has been realized that relativistic heavy ion collisions could provide new approaches to study some fundamental properties of atomic nuclei. It is therefore timely to gather scientists from both the low-energy and high-energy nuclear physics communities to discuss the recent progress and future perspective in this research direction. The International Workshop on "Exploring Nuclear Physics across Energy Scales" will be held in Peking Univ. on April 21-23, 2024. It emphasizes the intersection between nuclear structure and high-energy nuclear collisions, with a focus on the following questions: How does the low-energy structure of nuclei manifest in high-energy collisions? How do the observations made at colliders complement our knowledge of nuclear structure?
The scientific program includes the following topics, which emphasises the intersections between nuclear structure and high-energy collisions.
• Manifestation of nuclear deformations across energy scales
• Neutron skin determinations and applications
• Many-body correlations and clustering in light nuclei
• Bayesian analysis for high-energy collisions and nuclear structure
• Role of nuclear structure in low- and intermediate-energy collisions
• Connection to Ultra-peripheral Collisions (UPCs) and the future Electron-Ion Collider (EIC)
• Opportunities with colliding new species at future high-energy experiments
Workshop: 9:00-12:00 am 2:00-6:00 pm April 21-23, 2024
Note: Due to the limited hotel reservations in Zhongguan Yuan, we have shifted the 3-day workshop from April 20-22 to April 21-23. April 20 is now the registration day for the workshop and April 24 is the leaving day for the workshop.
