All of the elements that make up the periodic chart have been created from nuclear reactions. Many of the stable nuclei in the universe are daughters of unstable isotopes, and their true origin lies in the stellar reactions of these radioactive isotopes. Thus understanding the properties of nuclei far from the valley of stability may provide the key to our knowledge of the origin of universe. In the past decade, with the availability of secondary beams, there has been an explosion of knowledge gained from research on exotic nuclei. One result is the expansion of the nuclei chart from the creation of many new nuclei with radioactive beam and, more recently, from production of fission fragments with relativistic Uranium beam. The unique properties of some of these new nuclei are currently being explored for use in material and medical research.

Science with Beams of Radioactive Isotopes will be one of the symposia at the full Pacifichem 2015 Meeting. All sessions will be in the Hawaii Convention Center and will meet for the morning and afternoon sessions on Thursday December 17, and the morning session of Friday December 18.

• January 1 - Abstract Submission Opens
• February 2 - Housing Opens
• April 3 - Abstract Submission Closes
• June 25 - Registration Opens
• November 15 - Deadline for Housing and Early Registration
• December 15 - Opening of Pacifichem 2015
• December 20 - Pacifichem 2015 Closes

Abstracts must be submitted online through the 2015 Pacifichem Abstracts System. Guidelines for abstract submission can be found on the Abstract Submission page of the Pacifichem website. Abstracts can also be directly submitted at https://pacifichem2015.abstractcentral.com/.

Information about housing can be found on the Housing page of the Pacifichem website.

For any questions please also consult the main Pacifichem website.

Sherry Yennello, Cyclotron Institute, Texas A&M University
Krzysztof Starosta, Simon Frasier University
Yuliang Zhao, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Hiromitsu Haba, RIKEN Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science
Betty Tsang, National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory, Michigan State University