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Events
Jan
17
2025
The intermediate neutron capture process featuring Arthur Choplin (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) (Opens in a new window)
Hosted by: Marta Molero (TU Darmstadt) Abstract: Despite considerable progresses during the last decades, the origin of the elements heavier than…Jan
31
2025
IReNA Online Seminar featuring Dominic Bowman (Newcastle University, UK) (Opens in a new window)
Hosted by: Erin Higgins (Queens University Belfast) Abstract: TBDFeb
14
2025
IReNA Online Seminar featuring Kelsey Lund (UC Berkeley) (Opens in a new window)
Hosted by: Marta Molero (TU Darmstadt) Abstract: TBDFeb
28
2025
IReNA Online Seminar featuring Soham Chakraborty (TRIUMF) (Opens in a new window)
Note: This seminar will take place 2:30pm-3:30pm Eastern Time Hosted by: Cameron Angus (TRIUMF) Abstract: TBDMar
14
2025
IReNA Online Seminar featuring TBD (Opens in a new window)
Hosted by: TBD Abstract: TBDEducational Resources
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Recorded Seminars and Lectures
Watch a broad range of seminars, talks, and lectures on topics in nuclear astrophysics.
Teaching Resources
Course materials for teaching nuclear astrophysics courses and for self study
Virtual Journal
The virtual journal makes it easy to keep up with current research. You can for example find recent review articles in nuclear astrophysics.
Training for reaction network codes
Learn to use reaction network code XNet by Raph Hix by following instructions, lectures, and group activities at the JINA-TALENT course below.
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JINA-CEE members can contact JINA-CEE Outreach to learn how to be involved, discuss ideas for new educational initiatives, or suggest venues to give public talks.
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JINA-CEE Schools
JINA-CEE schools are open to all young scientists working in areas related to nuclear astrophysics. They are often organized with partner institutions around the world and typically include lectures, group activities, and networking opportunities.