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NSAC Report

Donald GeesamanArgonne National Laboratory

Chair, US Department of Energy/National Science Foundation Nuclear Science Advisory Committee

NuPECC Meeting 12-13 June 2014

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Dr. T. J. HallmanAssociate Director for Nuclear Physics

DOE Office of Science

Charge to NSAC To Produce a New Long Range Plan for Nuclear Science

Nuclear Science Advisory Committee MeetingApril 24, 2014

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Charge to NSAC to Develop a New Long Range Plan

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Charge to NSAC to Develop a New Long Range Plan

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Charge to NSAC to Develop a New Long Range Plan

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A Long Tradition of Partnership and Stewardship

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A Long Tradition of Partnership and Stewardship

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A Long Tradition of Partnership and Stewardship

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FY 2015 President’s RequestTotal = $593.6M

~69% of the FY 2015 NP budget supports operations or construction of facilities

The percentage devoted to major projects is almost 19% in FY 2015

Nuclear PhysicsFY 2015 President’s Request – By Function

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There has been a long tradition in Nuclear Science of effective partnership between the community and the agencies in charting compelling scientific visions for the future of nuclear science.

Key factors:

1) Informed scientific knowledge as the basis for recommendations

2) Mutual respect among scientific sub-disciplines

3) Commitment to the great good of nuclear science as a discipline

4) Meticulously level playing field leading to respect for the process and its outcomes

5) Appreciation for the wisdom of Ben Franklin

A Long Tradition of Partnership and Stewardship

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Anticipated LRP Schedule Charge delivered at 24 April NSAC Meeting

LRP Working Group formed in early June ~ 60 members

• Some international members will soon be added.

• Community organization this summer

• DNP town meetings in the August/September• Fundamental Symmetries, Neutrinos, Neutrons and relevant Astrophysics• Nuclear Structure and Nuclear Astrophysics• QCD Heavy Ion and QCD Hadron• Education and Innovation

• Time for more in November- January

• White papers by end of January

• Resolution meeting of Long Range Plan working group in late March or Early April. Likely Thursday to Monday or Wednesday to Sunday.

• LRP final report due ~October 2015

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Budget

What resources and funding levels are required to maintain world

leadership position

What is impact of Constant Level of Effort

Program sustainability

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Dr. T. J. HallmanAssociate Director for Nuclear Physics

DOE Office of Science

Isotope Charge to NSAC

Nuclear Science Advisory Committee MeetingApril 24, 2014

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Isotope Charge to NSAC

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Isotope Charge to NSAC

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Isotope Charge to NSAC

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2009 NSAC Isotopes Reports

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Recently Completed Reports

• Neutrino-less Double Beta Decay

• Domestic Production of Mo-99

In Progress

• Workforce Development in the Office of Science