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Revision as of 14:33, 10 April 2014
Contents
Overview
Welcome to the GammaUser 2014 workshop page of the GammaWiki site. Here you will find information on an upcoming workshop on gamma spectrometry. We hope to see you there and we strongly encourage students and younger scientists to attend to this educational and entertaining seminar!
If you have any comments or questions, please contact us at gammauser2014@gr.is.
First announcement
See the first announcement File:GammaUser 2014 first announcement.pdf.
Time and place
The upcoming GammaUser 2014 workshop is scheduled to take place on October 6th-8th 2014 in Helsinki, Finland. Exact venue TBD.
Program
The program is still under construction. We expect to start at 13:00 in the afternoon of Monday, October 6th, continue through the morning of October 8th, and closing at noon of October 8th.
Inter-comparison exercise
In time, this section will include information about the inter-comparison exercise, participants will be able to download the spectra and sign up for the sample measurements.
Introduction to gammaspectrometry
If there is interest in the community, we plan to start the seminar off with a half-day introduction class on gamma spectrometry for beginners. We can only plan this course if we know in advance how many students intend to participate. If you are interested in such a course or know someone who might be, please write us at gammauser2014@gr.is.
Invited speakers
We have invited two excellent lecturers to give talks on specific topics on gamma spectrometry.
- Tim Vidmar
- Marie-Christine Lepý
Travel Information
In time, this section will be updated with travel information for attendees. How to get there, where to stay, what to see, public transportation.
Hotels
In time, this section will be updated with information hotels and staying options near the seminar venue.
Student travel assistance
We would like to encourage participation from younger scientists and students of gamma spectrometry. The Nordic Nuclear Safety Research generously offers travel assistance to selected young scientists and students. Please see their page for details on how to apply.
Who we are
The seminar is currently being organised by a working group consisting of: Elisabeth Strålberg (IFE), Óskar Halldórsson (IRSA), Henrik Ramebäck (FOI), Sven P. Nielsen (DTU) and Seppo Klemola (STUK).
Previous events
For details of our previous events, see our Past meetings page
