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Poznań is one of the largest Polish cities situated almost in the middle on the line connecting Warsaw and Berlin, on the Warta River. Poznań is the capital, economic and cultural center of the region of Poland called Wielkopolska (Greater Poland). It has almost 20 universities and colleges (academies) and a large proportion of the population are students, which makes the atmosphere in the bars and on the streets youthful and lively. The city is well known for its beautiful old part. More information about Poznań you can find here.

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The Workshop will take place at the Faculty of Physics of AMU in Poznań-Morasko, situated about 10 km north of the Poznań city center (see the City Scheme ) The subject of the previous VIII Workshop (LASER 2009) was broadened, combining two key technologies of modern research: lasers and ion storage techniques. This combination has opened the event to the new research opportunities for investigations in atomic and nuclear physics, for detection of quantum effects in particle ensembles as well as for precision spectroscopy especially for testing fundamental interactions and symmetries. Due to the increased interest in the previous edition, we decided to retain its title and topics for the 2013 edition stressing on atomic properties of superheavy elements and methods of their investigation.        The topics to be discussed are:   Spectroscopic routes to superheavy elements   Nuclear properties by use of laser and storing techniques        - spins, moments, charge radii, masses and nuclear half lives   Hyperfine fields in simple and complex atoms   Tests of fundamental interactions and symmetries by atomic-physics techniques   Production and spectroscopy of exotic atoms   Trace analysis by nuclear fingerprints   Development and applications of laser ion source; production and use of pure        isomeric beams using laser ionization   Development and applications of polarized radioactive beams   Cooling and trapping techniques for radioactive beams   Development and applications of gas catchers, ion guides and gas-jets   Powerful pulsed lasers in nuclear research

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