Abstract

The Photonuclear Reactions GRC is a forum for the presentation and discussion of the most recent and exciting results in a wide range of subatomic physics topics. Since 1959, the Photonuclear Gordon Research Conference has been a preeminent meeting for the discussion of new ideas and results, even at the preliminary stage, providing ample and unique opportunities for young scientists and leading researchers to interact in the most scientifically stimulating environment. Senior researchers and younger colleagues are housed on campus at the Holderness School, and can meet in an informal, yet rigorous atmosphere. Participation from students and junior researchers is particularly encouraged. Topics for the 2018 conference are: Nucleons in Nuclei, Partonic structure of the Nucleons, Long-range structures of Nucleons, Origin of the proton’s mass, Hadron Spectroscopy, QCD and neutrino physics and Novel tools. The conference is structured around invited morning and evening talks, and a late afternoon poster session. The afternoons are left free on purpose to promote discussions, exchange of new ideas, and connections among colleagues, while enjoying the many outdoor activities offered by the area.