ELFT HÍRADÓ

[Gabor Takacs <takacs AT elte.hu>]

Tisztelt Kollégák,

ezúton továbbítom az EPS levelét a 2011-es HEP konferencia 
regisztrációjáról.

Üdvözlettel:

Takács Gábor
az MTA Részecskefizikai Bizottság titkára

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Dear Country Contacts for the EPS-HEP 2011 Conference,
we would be grateful if you could distribute the enclosed announcement 
as widely as possible in your national/regional scientific communities.
Yours sincerely,
Fabio Zwirner
for the International Organizing Committee of EPS-HEP 2011

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The Web site of EPS-HEP 2011, the 2011 Europhysics Conference on 
High-Energy Physics
http://eps-hep2011.eu/
is now open for registration. The conference will take place on July 
21-27 2011.

EPS-HEP is one of the major international conferences that review the 
state of our knowledge of the fundamental constituents of matter and 
their interactions. More than 600 physicists from all continents gather 
every second year to present and discuss their latest findings. For a 
full week, results obtained in terrestrial laboratories or through 
observations of the Universe are confronted with the most recent 
theoretical developments. Advances in particle detection and in 
acceleration techniques are also presented.

EPS-HEP 2011 will be the first major world conference after extensive 
operation of the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at an energy of 7 TeV, 
and one of the last before the final shutdown of the Tevatron collider. 
Reports of new and potentially surprising observations made at other 
international laboratories or from programs in astroparticle physics and 
cosmology are also expected. With eleven parallel sessions and an 
extended poster display, several hundred oral and written contributions 
can be accommodated. The conference will also host the traditional joint 
ECFA-EPS open session. This year the session will take place on July 
23rd and will serve as the kickoff meeting for the update of the 
European Strategy for Particle Physics.

The conference will be held in Grenoble, France, in the Rhône-Alpes 
region, host of several major research centers in fundamental and 
applied scientific research as well as a large and active high-energy 
physics community. Seven laboratories from the region are inviting you 
to a city with both a long history and a rich present. The hometown of 
Joseph Fourier at the time of his discovery of the famous transform, 
Grenoble has also hosted major international events such as the 1968 
winter Olympics.