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On behalf of the "Espace de Structure et de réactions Nucléaires Théorique" (ESNT), the workshop entitled: "Deciphering nuclear phenomenology across energy scales" will be held on 20-23 September at CEA-Saclay, DPhN b.703 (Orme-des-Merisiers site).

Four days of talks and discussions are planned to achieve the following goals:
1. Reviewing the variety of deformation effects observed in low-energy experiments, their imprint on observable phenomena in low-energy nuclear structure and reactions, and the types of deformation that are deduced from the data.
2. Reviewing the phenomena of nuclear structure that are deduced from data at high-energy colliders and how they are modeled in theoretical calculations.
3. Pointing out conceptual issues:  are high-energy and low-energy experiments observing the same effects?
4. Identifying information from potential new low-energy experiments that may help explain high-energy data  (e.g. deformations in ⁹⁶Zr and ⁹⁶Ru nuclei), and, conversely, assessing whether the high-energy experiments may be used to probe phenomena difficult to access via spectroscopic experiments (e.g. the deformations of any stable odd-mass nucleus, imprint of octupole deformations...).
5. Identifying optimal choices of nuclei that, if collided at high energy, would help make progress in our understanding of nuclear phenomenology across energy scales. 

For details about the updated program, see the ESNT Web pages: https://esnt.cea.fr >> Ateliers 2022

For further information and registration, please contact the organizers of the project (see the Web page of the workshop).

 PROGRAM - Topics
 Tuesday 20/09 - Nuclear deformation across energy scales 
 Wed. 21/09 - Relativistic collisions of isobars : the 2021 breakthrough 
 Thursday 22/09 - Nuclear models across energy scales 
 Friday 23/09 - Future perspectives on nuclear studies at high energy