New Orleans, Louisiana The international conference focuses on a forefront challenge in physics, namely to achieve better comprehension of the origin, structure and evolution of baryonic matter in the universe, including descriptions of unstable nuclei and complex nuclear substructures, starting from considerations based on emerging symmetries and tied to a fundamental quark/gluon level. The conference will be held in honor of Jerry Draayer's worldwide-recognized research and academic achievements on the occasion of his 70th birthday. Throughout his career, Jerry has made important contributions to nuclear structure physics and computational physics, mentored a number of students and postdocs, and served the science community in a number of leadership positions. The conference topics -- reflecting Jerry's outstanding research -- encompass a broad area of theoretical and experimental nuclear physics, fundamental physics, and high-performance computing. | ||||||||||||||
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