David Flay and Matthew Posik recently attended the Hadronic Physics Summer School in Bad Honnef, Germany from August 7 to August 14.

Zein-Eddine speaking on the agenda of the “Workshop on Nuclear Chromo-Dynamic Studies with a Future Electron Ion Collider” taking place at Argonne National Laboratory.

More info here.

Zein-Eddine is at the Brookhaven National Laboratory’s “Progress in High-p_T Physics at RHIC” workshop. He will be speaking about “Nucleon Spin Structure Studies at JLab”

More info here.

Zein-Eddine is at Rutgers University for the “Electron-Nucleon Exclusive Reactions” workshop, a workshop in the long-running Electron-Ion Collider Workshops series. Zein-Eddine made the introductory presentation and was on the workshop’s advisory committtee.

More info here.

Zein-Eddine was at Duke University for the “Workshop on Partonic Transverse Momentum in Hadrons:  Quark Spin-Orbit Correlations and Quark-Gluon Interactions.”  He made introductory remarks on the Electron Ion Collider (EIC) and led a discussion on important experiments. 

More info here.

David, Huan, Matt, and Whitney are attending the APS April 2010 Meeting in Washington, D.C.

- David is presenting, “Precision Measurement of : Probing the Lorentz Color Force,”
- Huan is presenting, “Coulomb Sum Rule at ,”
- Matt is presenting, “A Precision Measurement of Neutron ,” and
- Whit is presenting, “Report on the Spin Asymmetries of the Nucleon Experiment.”

Good luck, guys!

Zein-Eddine is participating in Jefferson Lab’s 35th Program Advisory Committee (PAC 35).   He and fellow PAC members will be reviewing proposals concerning the 12GeV upgrade. More info here.

Zein-Eddine Meziani, chair of the board of directors for Jlab’s Users Group, discusses his vision of science beyond the 12 GeV program in On Target.

Zein-Eddine is chairing a session concerning the “Status and Progress on Physics & Simulations,” and will be discussing “JLab Users Organization planning towards EIC studies” at the EIC Meeting.

More details here.

We want to welcome Elaine Schulte to Temple University’s Physics Department and to our group.