| Presentations and 
            conference photos are now available on line.  
 
            	
            		| Registered delegates will receive a printed copy
            			of the conference guide.
           				The conference guide includes the program, abstracts, and plenty
               			of useful information on site services, transportation, etc.
               			An electronic version is available if you'd like to
               			preview it now.  Just click the title page image to the right. 
               			(8.1 megabyte pdf)
               			  If you'd prefer to just download the program or the abstracts,
               			these have been broken out and can be found at the appropriate section
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 The Nuclear Structure 2014 conference will be hosted by TRIUMF, Canada’s National Laboratory for Particle and Nuclear Physics, on July 20-‐25, 2014, on the campus of the University of British Columbia. This will be the 15th in this series of biennial conferences organized by North American national laboratories, returning to Canada for the first time since 1992.  The scientific program will be devoted to the latest research and development in experimental and theoretical nuclear structure physics, with emphasis on the properties of nuclei at the extremes of isospin, excitation energy, mass, and angular momentum.  The program will consist mostly of contributed talks selected from submitted abstracts, built upon a framework of invited speakers, listed below.  Some upcoming important dates:  
            March 3: 
              
                Website live: http://ns2014.triumf.ca Registration commences Abstract submission commences April 1: Abstract submission deadline May 1: Speakers Selected June 6: End of Early Registration July 20: Reception July 21-‐25: Conference  We look forward to seeing you in Metro Vancouver this summer!  The Local Organizing Committee    Confirmed invited speakers:  
            Michael Bentley, York, UK Michael Block, GSI, Germany Georg Bollen, Michigan State, USA Heather Crawford, Ohio, USA Giacomo de Angelis, LNL,Italy Pieter Doornenbal, RIKEN, Japan Jon Engel, North Carolina, USALiam Gaffney, KU Leuven, Belgium Alex Gezerlis, Guelph, Canada Paul Greenlees, Jyväskylä, FinlandGaute Hagen, ORNL, USA Jason Holt, Darmstadt, Germany Tibor Kibédi, ANU, Australia Augusto Macchiavelli, LBNL, USA Lia Merminga, TRIUMF, Canada Rudrajyoti Palit, TIFR, India Sofia Quaglioni, LLNL, USA Dirk Rudolph, Lund, Sweden Guy Savard, ANL, USA Olivier Sorlin, GANIL, France Yuhu Zhang, IMPCAS, China |