Nuclear physics deals with the properties of nuclei and how their properties may be understood in terms of the interactions between the constituents. The basic questions facing nuclear physics today range over the extremes of physical phenomena from the microscopic to the macroscopic. Thus the properties of nuclei have their origins in the basic interactions of elementary particles, quarks and gluons, while the macroscopic evolution of the universe is directly related to the interactions between nuclei. The activities of the Edinburgh Nuclear Physics Group reflect this diversity. Some of these activities are briefly described below.

Scientific Activities Nuclear Astrophysics Exotic Nuclei Nuclear and Hadron Physics with Electromagnetic Probes Dark Matter Publications Publications Theses Posters Personnel List of Group Members	Meetings IoP Nuclear Physics Conference 2010 Narrow nucleon resonances: Predictions, Evidences, Perspectives 2009 Crystal Ball collaboration meeting 2009 14th UK Nuclear Physics Summer School 2007 IoP Meeting: Neutron Skins and Halos 2006 61st Scottish Summer School in Physics: Neutrino Physics 2006 IoP Astroparticle Physics Group: First Meeting 2006 IoP Nuclear Physics Conference 2004 5th International Workshop on the Identification of Dark Matter 2004 Group Links Group Seminars PhD Studentships Images Useful Links Personal Pages Marialuisa Aliotta Thomas Davinson Chamkaur Ghag Alex Murphy Daniel Watts

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