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The program listed here is also available as a PDF<\/a>. Click on each person’s name to see and hear their recorded talk, now posted on YouTube.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Sunday, June 19<\/h1>\n\n\n\n

Sterling Hall, room 1310, 475 North Charter Street, Madison.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Session I: Working and having fun with Willy<\/h2><\/td><\/tr>

8:30 am<\/td>Informal get-together with refreshments<\/td><\/tr>
9:27 am<\/td>Mark A. Eriksson<\/strong><\/a>, Chair of the department, Welcome to UW-Physics<\/td><\/tr>
9:30 am<\/td>Tom Clegg<\/strong><\/a> (University of North Carolina), early polarized source work  in Madison and other labs (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
10:05 am<\/td>Pupa Gilbert <\/strong><\/a>(University of Wisconsin), teaching with Willy, cooking with Willy and Gaby (20+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
10:30 am<\/td>Coffee Break<\/td><\/tr>
11:10 am<\/td>Paula Panczenko <\/strong><\/a>(Tandem Press), Willy and Gaby\u2019s art collecting (15+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
11:30 am<\/td>Fleming Crim <\/strong><\/a>(University of Wisconsin and NSF), Willy at the National Academy of Sciences, plus comments on NSF expansion (15+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
11:50 pm<\/strong><\/td>Time for short, contributed reminiscences<\/strong><\/a><\/td><\/tr>
12:30 pm<\/td>Lunch Break (boxed lunch in Sterling Hall or just outside in the garden by the Newton apple tree, if the weather is good)<\/td><\/tr>

Session II: Polarized Beams and Targets<\/h2><\/td><\/tr>

2:00 pm<\/td>Tom Wise <\/strong><\/a>(University of Wisconsin), polarized sources and internal targets developed with Willy for outside user experiments (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
2:35 pm<\/td>Erhard Steffens <\/strong><\/a>(University of Erlangen), European experiments with polarized gas targets (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
3:10 pm<\/td>Hans-Otto Meyer <\/strong><\/a>(Indiana University), physics with polarized beams and polarized internal targets in storage rings (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
3:45 pm<\/td>Coffee Break<\/td><\/tr>
4:05 pm<\/td>Thomas Roser <\/strong><\/a>(Brookhaven National Laboratory), accelerating polarized ion beams in RHIC and EIC, plus reminiscences of working on Simonius-Haeberli pp parity violation experiment (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
4:40 pm<\/td>Yousef Makdisi<\/strong><\/a> (Brookhaven National Laboratory), polarized hydrogen jet target and absolute beam polarization calibration at RHIC (20+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
5:05 pm<\/strong><\/td>Time for short, contributed reminiscences<\/strong><\/a><\/td><\/tr>
5:45 pm<\/td>Break before dinner<\/td><\/tr>
7:00 pm<\/td>Banquet Dinner in a private room (Great Hall) at Memorial Union, with after-dinner speaker Jay Davis <\/strong>(formerly at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, President Emeritus of The Hertz Foundation, Owner and Chief Sharecropper, Talking Bull Vineyard)<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Monday, June 20<\/h1>\n\n\n\n

Sterling Hall, room 1310, 475 North Charter Street, Madison<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Session III: Willy\u2019s Legacy, Part I: Symmetry and Fundamental Interaction Tests<\/h2><\/td><\/tr>

9:00 am<\/td>Krishna Kumar <\/strong><\/a>(University of Massachusetts), status and future of parity-violating electron scattering experiments (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
9:35 am<\/td>Steve Vigdor <\/strong><\/a>(Indiana University), Willy\u2019s descendants and charge symmetry Breaking (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
10:10 am<\/td>Frank Rathmann <\/strong><\/a>(Forschungszentrum J\u00fclich), Search for the deuteron electric dipole moment at COSY (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
10:45 am<\/td>Coffee Break<\/td><\/tr>
11:05 am<\/td>Ed Stephenson <\/strong><\/a>(Indiana University), EDM searches with polarized beams (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
11:40 pm<\/td>Group Photo<\/a><\/td><\/tr>
12:00 pm<\/td>Buffet lunch at Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, Orchard View room.<\/td><\/tr>
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Session IV: Willy\u2019s Legacy, Part II: Nucleon Spin Structure<\/h2><\/td><\/tr>

2:00 pm<\/td>Richard Milner <\/strong><\/a>(MIT), Visualizing the proton: a collaboration between art and science (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
2:35 pm<\/td>Carl Gagliardi <\/strong><\/a>(Texas A&M University), RHIC Spin program and gluon polarization in the proton (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
3:10 pm<\/td>Coffee Break<\/td><\/tr>
3:30 pm<\/td>Elke Aschenauer<\/a> <\/strong>(Brookhaven National Laboratory), spin structure investigations planned for EIC (30+5 mins)<\/td><\/tr>
4:05 pm<\/strong><\/td>Time for short, contributed reminiscences<\/strong><\/td><\/tr>
4:30 pm<\/td>Baha Balantekin <\/strong>(University of Wisconsin), closing tribute to Willy<\/td><\/tr>
5:00 pm<\/td>Symposium adjournment<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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5:30 pm<\/td>Chazen Museum of Art (800 University Avenue), Unveiling of the art donated by Willy<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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