2^nd International Conference on Atomic and Nuclear Physics Nov 08-09, 2017 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Peter Winkler obtained his Dr. rer.nat. degree (PhD) in nuclear physics and later his Dr. rer. nat. habil. degree from the University Erlangen in Germany. In 1979 he joined the physics department of the University of Nevada at Reno for teaching and research. His research interests focused on atomic many-body theory. He obtained tenure in 1985 and became emeritus professor in 2013 after having directed 12 students in their dissertation research. Peter is a fellow of the American Physical Society.

Atomic many-body theory

Professor Gregory Lapicki has completed his PhD at the age of 30 from New York University and continued with postdoctoral studies for two years in the Radiation and Solid Laboratory at NYU. In 1991-92, worked at Centro Atómico, Bariloche, Argentina on the Fulbright Award. In 2013-2017, served on the International Advisory Committee for Particle Induced X-ray (PIXE) Conferences; presented opening invited talks at five of these conferences. In 2017, elected to the International Honorary Committee for PIXE. Multiple times presented invited talks at the International Symposium on Ion-Atom Collisions and the Conference on Applications of Accelerators in Research and Industry, for which in 2017 served as atomic and molecular physics topic editor. Published almost 200 refereed papers in journals such Physical Review A, Nuclear and Instruments and Methods in Research B, Journal of Physics B, Journal of Physics and Chemistry Data, X-Ray Spectrometry, Radiation Physics and Chemistry, with a link to one of the most recent publications in Atomic and Nuclear Data Tables.

Theoretical atomic physics. Inner-shell ionization and energy loss of charged particles in matter. Development and improvement of the ECPSSR theory of K-, L-, and M-shell ionization that is widely used for comparison with x-ray and Auger-electron production cross sections; in particular in PIXE analysis.

Donald J Kouri has completed his PhD from University of Wisconsin in the year 1965. I carry our research in the fundamental implications of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and the resulting applications and also generalized coherent states, quantum theory of atomic and molecular collisions.

Donald J Kouri carry out research in the fundamental implications of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and the resulting applications.

Donald Robson have been a Professor of Physics at Florida State University from 1964 until 2017 with Emeritus status since 2003. My Phd degree was awarded at the University of Melbourne (Australia) in 1963.

Donald Robson research interest is predominantly in almost all areas of theoretical nuclear physics.

Professor Les Blatt received an A.B. from Princeton University in 1957 and an M.S. and Dr. Masayoshi Tanaka, Ph.D. physics, now is Professor of Clinical Technology and Physics and Collaborative Physicist at RCNP, Osaka University. He got the Prefectural Award of Hyogo for research and education in 2013. He organized the Int. Workshop, HELION97 on polarized 3He beams and gas targets and their application in 1997. He was a guest researcher at University of Michigan in 2001, Centre d'études nucléaires de Grenoble in 1990, and at Max Planck Institut für Kern Physik, Heidelberg in 1982.

Creation of hyperpolarization by means of Low temperature physics and Molecular reaction under the presence of catalyzers for hydrogenation.

Professor Leonid I.Ponomarev has expertise in atomic and nuclear physics. He has graduated from Moscow State University, Dr. of Science, member of Russian Academy of Sciences, principal expert in A.A.Bochvar High Technology Institute of Inorganic Materials, Moscow

Reactor physics and chemistry, Nuclear fuel cycle

Alain Ghizzo is born in France in 1960. He received the PhD degree in plasma physics in 1987. He is currently Professor at the University of Lorraine at the Institute Jean Lamour (UMR 7198). He has been performing research in the field of computer experiments in plasma physics. His recent research includes laser-plasma interaction and gyrokinetic models for plasma core physics in tokamaks and astrophysics.

Plasma Physics, Magnetic Fusion, Inertial Fusion

X. D. Li (born in 1951 in China), PhD from Universite de Montreal (1993); MS from Nankai University (1981). He is teaching in NUDT as a professor with the reseach fields of polymer chemistry, material chemistry and physics. He has published more than 100 papers in reputed journals.

Atomic Physics and Nuclear Physics

Erna Karule received her PhD from University of Latvia at age of 31 and later the highest degree of Doctor of Sciences in physics and mathematics from the University of Leningrad (USSR). Worked in Salaspils at the Theoretical Department in Institute of Physics of the Latvian SSR Academy of Sciences. After Latvia regained its independence in 1991 she started to work in Institute of Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy of University of Latvia. Her research areas are the theoretical atomic physics, laser physics, nonlinear physics.

Computation methods of quantum mechanics and theory of wave propagation in continuum.