Direct Reactions with Exotic Beam (DREB2026)

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The 13th International Conference on Direct Reactions with Exotic BeamsDREB2026

Shenzhen, China, Nov 1st-6th, 2026

The 13th International Conference on Direct Reactions with Exotic Beams (DREB2026) will be held in Shenzhen, China, from November 1st to 6th, 2026. This DREB conference is part of a biennial series that began in 1999 at MSU, East Lansing, at the initiative of physicists from MSU, IPN-Orsay, and FSU.

Previous meetings in this series were held in: Orsay (2001); Guildford (2003); East Lansing (2005); Wako (2007); Tallahassee (2009); Pisa (2012); Darmstadt (2014); Halifax (2016); Matsue (2018); Santiago de Compostela (2022); Wiesbaden (2024).

The scientific program will focus on the latest experimental and theoretical research and developments in nuclear reactions with exotic nuclei. Topics will include:

· Spectroscopy, shapes and shell evolution in exotic nuclei as seen through direct reactions

· Probing the nuclear force and short-range correlations through direct reactions

· Theoretical developments and advances in direct reaction theory

· Nuclear astrophysics

· New instrumentation for direct reaction studies of exotic nuclei

· Ab initio methods for structure and reactions away from stability

· Clustering phenomena probed by nuclear reactions

In keeping with the tradition of this conference series, the meeting will have a relatively informal character, and no proceedings will be published. The program will primarily consist of contributed presentations and posters, selected from submitted abstracts. The program will be supplemented by a small number of invited or keynote talks.

The conference will focus on new results, particularly those that have not yet been published. We strongly encourage students and other junior researchers to participate.

Participants
    • 09:00→09:10
      Opening remarks 10m

      Speaker:Weiping Liu

      Speaker: Weiping Liu
    • 09:10→09:40
      Frontiers of direct reactions with exotic beams 30m
      Speaker: A. Obertelli(Institut f\"ur Kernphysik, Technische Universit\"at Darmstadt, 64289 Darmstadt, Germany; IRFU, CEA, Universit\'e Paris-Saclay, F-91191 Gif-sur-Yvette, France;RIKEN Nishina Center, 2-1 Hirosawa, Wako, Saitama 351-0198, Japan)
    • 09:40→10:10
      Direct reaction theory: where we stand and where we're going 30m
      Speaker: Gregory Potel Aguilar(University of Seville)
    • 10:10→10:30
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 10:30→10:48
      Transfer cross sections from microscopic wave functions 18m
      Speaker: Pierre Descouvemont(Université Libre de Bruxelles)
    • 10:48→11:06
      Mirror Symmetry Breaking Beyond the Dripline 18m
      Speaker: Simin Wang(Fudan University)
    • 11:06→11:21
      Study of excited states in neutron-rich 46,47S and 50,52Ar 15m
      Speaker: Marcell Begala(HUN-REN ATOMKI)
    • 11:21→11:36
      Probing spin-orbit splitting and shell evolution in 34Si via the 34Si(p, d)33Si transfer reaction 15m
      Speaker: Raquel Nicolás del Álamo(Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (sezione di Padova) and University of Padova)
    • 11:36→11:51
      In-beam gamma-ray spectroscopy of 56,58Ti 15m
      Speaker: Wiktor Poklepa(GSI)
    • 11:51→12:06
      Probing shell evolution in neutron-rich 50−54Ca: lifetime and Coulomb excitation measurements at RIBF 15m
      Speaker: Ting Gao(University of York)
    • 12:06→12:21
      First spectroscopy of 100Sn establishes a robust Z = N = 50 shell closure 15m
      Speaker: Xiaoyu Liu(RIKEN/HKU)
    • 12:21→14:00
      lunch 1h 39m
    • 14:00→14:18
      Ground-State Mirror-Symmetry Violation in 17Na/ 17C Revealed by Three-Proton Decay Spectroscopy 18m
      Speaker: Zhihuan Li(Peking University)
    • 14:18→14:36
      Study of unbound states with the Active Target Time Projection Chamber 18m
      Speaker: Daniel Bazin(FRIB/MSU)
    • 14:36→14:54
      The Programme at the ISOLDE Solenoidal Spectrometer and results around the Mg Island of Inversion 18m
      Speaker: Sean Freeman(The University of Manchester)
    • 14:54→15:14
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 15:14→15:32
      Multi-neutron cluster studies along the neutron drip line 18m
      Speaker: Takashi Nakamura(Science Tokyo)
    • 15:32→15:50
      Reaction dynamics of proton drip-line nuclei at energies around the Coulomb barrier 18m
      Speaker: Lei Yang(China Institute of Atomic Energy)
    • 15:50→16:05
      Dipole response of 50,52Ca: measurement of dipole polarizability and decay modes 15m
      Speaker: Julien Lemarie(RIKEN - Nishina Center)
    • 16:05→16:20
      Study of Single-Neutron Knockout Reactions for the Neutron-Rich Halo Nuclei 11Li and 17B 15m
      Speaker: Kang WEI
    • 16:20→16:35
      Study of the Two-Neutron Halo Nucleus 11Li via Quasi-Free Knockout Reactions 15m
      Speaker: Zheyang Lin
    • 16:35→16:50
      Investigating the Shell Evolution and Neutron Structure of 68Ni through (d,p) and (p,d) Transfer Reactions 15m
      Speaker: Prabhat Sharma(GANIL)
    • 16:50→17:05
      Studying Isospin Symmetry Breaking in A =29 Tz = ± 1/2 Mirror Isotopes 15m
      Speaker: Yiyi Zhu(TRIUMF)
    • 09:00→09:18
      Exploring cluster structures in light nuclei with resonant scattering and reactions. 18m
      Speaker: Valdir Guimaraes
    • 09:18→09:36
      Proton-induced deuteron knockout on 12C and 16O at 226 MeV 18m
      Speaker: Cheongsoo Lee(IRIS, Institute for Basic Science)
    • 09:36→09:54
      Production of low-energy RI beams at CRIB and direct reaction measurements 18m
      Speaker: Hidetoshi Yamaguchi(Center for Nuclear Study, the University of Tokyo)
    • 09:54→10:12
      The measurement of neutron capture reaction on 59Fe 18m
      Speaker: Shilun Jin(INstitute of modern physics, CAS)
    • 10:12→10:30
      Doorway to statistical nuclear structure: Probing the transition with direct reactions. 18m
      Speaker: Yang Sun
    • 10:30→10:50
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 10:50→11:05
      Ab initio understanding of low-energy nuclear structure: shell structure and deformation 15m
      Speaker: Yao Jiangming
    • 11:05→11:20
      Probing nucleon-nucleon correlations through multinucleon transfer reactions 15m
      Speaker: Tea Mijatovic(RBI, Zagreb, Croatia)
    • 11:20→11:35
      The nuclear Josephson effect and gamma-ray emission 15m
      Speaker: Enrico Vigezzi(Universidad de Sevilla)
    • 11:35→11:50
      Study of short-range phenomena via (p,pd) reaction in unstable neutron-rich nuclei with complete kinematics 15m
      Speaker: Satoru TERASHIMA
    • 11:50→12:05
      Probing Tensor-Driven High-Momentum Components in 16O with (p, d) and (p, pd) Reactions 15m
      Speaker: Xuan Wang(Institute of Modern Physics (IMP))
    • 12:05→12:20
      Constraining the density-dependence of the symmetry energy by cross section measurements at R3B 15m
      Speaker: Lukas Ponnath(University of York)
    • 12:20→14:00
      lunch 1h 40m
    • 14:00→14:30
      Selected Direct-Reaction Studies at the HIRFL/RIBLL and CIAE/HI-13 Facilities 30m
      Speaker: Yanlin Ye(Peking University)
    • 14:30→14:48
      Introduction on HIAF and its opportunities for RI physics 18m
      Speaker: He Wang
    • 14:48→15:06
      Commissioning of the High-Rigidity Radioactive Ion Beam Line (HIRIBL) 18m
      Speaker: Shitao Wang
    • 15:06→15:26
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 15:26→15:44
      Study of Matter Property of Nucleon Many-Body System with Active Target Technique 18m
      Speaker: Shinsuke Ota(Research Center for Nuclear Physics, the University of Osaka)
    • 15:44→16:02
      Exploring Nuclear Reactions at RIBRAS: Radioactive Ion Beams in Brasil 18m
      Speaker: Kelly Cristina Cezaretto Pires(Institute of Physics - University of São Paulo)
    • 16:02→16:20
      Study of (p,3p) reactions on neutron-rich medium-mass nuclei 18m
      Speaker: Mario Gomez Ramos(Universidad de Sevilla)
    • 16:20→16:35
      Neutron-Spectator Trojan Horse Method: From Validation to Application in 12C+12C Fusion 15m
      Speaker: Zifeng Luo(Institute for Basic Science)
    • 16:35→16:50
      Shell evolution investigated in 10,12Be and 20O using solid and active targets 15m
      Speaker: Miguel Lozano-González(IGFAE - USC)
    • 17:30→19:30
      Poster Session 2h
    • 09:00→09:18
      Nuclear Reaction Studies for Astrophysics at CENS 18m
      Speaker: Sunghoon(Tony) Ahn(Center for Exotic Nuclear Studies, Institute for Basic Science)
    • 09:18→09:36
      Comparative study of 3H and α cluster pre-formation in the neutron-rich Boron isotopic chain 18m
      Speaker: Zhao Qing(Huzhou Normal University)
    • 09:36→09:54
      Cluster knockout measurements at RIBF 18m
      Speaker: Yuki Kubota
    • 09:54→10:14
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 10:14→10:32
      Scaling of Charge-Changing Cross Sections at Sub-GeV/nucleon Energies 18m
      Speaker: Baohua Sun(北京航空航天大学)
    • 10:32→10:47
      The 8Be nucleus and the Hoyle state in dissociation of relativistic nuclei 15m
      Speaker: Andrei Zaitsev(JINR)
    • 10:47→11:02
      Probing the Cluster Structure of 12Be via the Quasifree (p, pα) Reaction 15m
      Speaker: Pengjie Li(Fudan)
    • 11:02→11:17
      Cluster Formation and Emission in Highly Excited Nuclei Probed by Nuclear Reactions 15m
      Speaker: Mengjiao Lyu(Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics)
    • 11:17→11:32
      Search for 16O(0+6) → 12Cα decays in relativistic dissociation of 16O nuclei in nuclear emulsion 15m
      Speaker: Denis Artemenkov(JINR)
    • 11:32→11:47
      Probing Exotic Structures in 10Be via 9Be + n Coincidence Measurements with the SAMURAISpectrometer 15m
      Speaker: Fushuai Shi(Institute of Modern Physics)
    • 11:47→12:02
      Searching for the Hoyle-like State in 13C: First Observation of a Candidate state at 13.0 MeV via Cluster Decay 15m
      Speaker: Haoyu Ge(Peking University)
    • 12:02→14:00
      lunch 1h 58m
    • 14:00→17:30
      Social event 3h 30m
    • 09:00→09:18
      Recent Multineutron Experiment at RIBF 18m
      Speaker: Kenjiro Miki
    • 09:18→09:36
      Recent results on the triple-alpha reaction rate 18m
      Speaker: Takahiro KAWABATA(Department of Physics, Osaka University)
    • 09:36→09:54
      Probing the abundance of the high momentum nucleons in nuclei via Bremsstrahlung gamma rays in heavy ion reactions 18m
      Speaker: XIAO Zhigang
    • 09:54→10:09
      Study of the structure of neutron-rich isotopes 23, 24 and 25F in inverse kinematics with the R3B experimental setup at GSI/FAIR 15m
      Speaker: Pablo González Rusell(USC)
    • 10:09→10:24
      Probing the single-particle structure of 17N through the 16Ng,m(d, p) reaction 15m
      Speaker: Patrick MacGregor(Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech))
    • 10:24→10:50
      Coffee Break 26m
    • 10:50→11:05
      Highlights from INFN-LNL, the Status and the Future plans of the SPES project 15m
      Speaker: Faical Azaiez(LNL-INFN)
    • 11:05→11:20
      The R3B-Target Recoil Tracker Detector for R3B at FAIR 15m
      Speaker: Beatriz Amorim(University of York)
    • 11:20→11:35
      Formation, Evolution, and Reaction Probes of Exotic Cluster Structures in Light Nuclei 15m
      Speaker: Zheng CHENG
    • 11:35→11:50
      Direct measurements of astrophysically important (α,p) reaction cross sections using active target TPCs at CENS 15m
      Speaker: Soomi Cha(Center for Exotic Nuclear Studies, Institute for Basic Science)
    • 11:50→12:05
      Identification of Resonant States in the 45V(p,g)46Cr Reaction and Their Influence on the Production of44Ti in Core-Collapse Supernovae 15m
      Speaker: Christopher Cousins(University of Surrey)
    • 12:05→12:20
      Experimental investigation of fusion in the 6Li + 12C system at energies well above the Coulomb barrier 15m
      Speaker: Bruna Goncalves(Beihang University)
    • 12:20→14:00
      lunch 1h 40m
    • 14:00→14:18
      Progress of Jinping underground nuclear astrophysics JUNA experiments 18m
      Speaker: Weiping Liu
    • 14:18→14:36
      Glauber-theory calculations using realistic many-nucleon wave functions 18m
      Speaker: Wataru Horiuchi(Osaka Metropolitan University)
    • 14:36→14:54
      Advances in Ab Initio Nuclear Theory 18m
      Speaker: Baishan Hu(Peking University)
    • 14:54→15:12
      Differentiable emulation for full Bayesian calibration of coupled-channel reaction models 18m
      Speaker: Jin Lei
    • 15:12→15:30
      Deuteron quasi-free scattering reactions: a tool to probe nucleon-nucleon short-range correlations in atomic nuclei 18m
      Speaker: Marina Petri(University of York)
    • 15:30→15:50
      Coffee Break 20m
    • 15:50→16:05
      Interaction cross sections and the investigation of deformation effects in neutron-rich Zr isotopes 15m
      Speaker: Gen Takayama(RIKEN Nishina Center)
    • 16:05→16:20
      Interplay between quadrupole deformation and proton-neutron pairing through the prism of Anderson’s limit 15m
      Speaker: Hugo Jacob(GANIL)
    • 16:20→16:35
      Neutron reactions from Hamiltonian solutions indeformed nuclei 15m
      Speaker: Andrea Idini(Lund University)
    • 16:35→16:50
      Towards a unified configuration-interaction description of medium- and heavy-mass nuclei 15m
      Speaker: Menglan Liu
    • 16:50→17:05
      Ab initio calculations of 6He + p reactions 15m
      Speaker: Jakub Herko(TRIUMF)
    • 17:05→17:20
      Channel couplings redirect absorbed flux from peripheral loss to fusion in weakly bound nuclear reactions 15m
      Speaker: Hao Liu(Tongji University)
    • 09:00→09:18
      Elastic scattering of protons with RI beams 18m
      Speaker: Juzo Zenihiro
    • 09:18→09:36
      Probing nucleosynthesis in core-collapse supernovae with surrogate reactions 18m
      Speaker: Daisuke Suzuki(The University of Tokyo)
    • 09:36→09:51
      One- and two-proton removal reactions from neutron-rich Sn isotopes 15m
      Speaker: Enqiang LIU(Institute of Modern Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
    • 09:51→10:06
      Investigations of the unbound states in 20C 15m
      Speaker: Sidong Chen(University of York)
    • 10:06→10:21
      Direct observation of three-neutron emission from 7He* 15m
      Speaker: Siwei Huang
    • 10:21→10:42
      Coffee Break 21m
    • 10:42→10:57
      Shape evolution and Collectivity beyond 78Ni: Lifetime measurements of low-lying states in neutron-rich Zn 15m
      Speaker: Zhiqiang Chen(GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH)
    • 10:57→11:12
      Electric dipole strength of the Borromean double halo nucleus 11Li using proton inelastic scattering 15m
      Speaker: Jose Manuel López González(Universidade de Santiago de Compostela)
    • 11:12→11:27
      Towards a few-body EFT description of deformed halo nuclei 15m
      Speaker: Live-Palm Kubushishi(Ohio University (soon-to-be at JGU Mainz, Germany - from August 1, 2026))
    • 11:27→11:57
      What We've Learned: insights from the week's presentations 30m
      Speaker: Wilton Catford
    • 11:57→12:07
      Closing remarks 10m
      Speaker: Weiping Liu
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