The Canadian Institute of Nuclear Physics

加拿大核物理研究所(CINP)是 加拿大核物理研究界在 核研究和教育，并倡导 国内外的社区。自2008年成立以来，CINP 经历了巨大的发展，现在是一所成熟的机构，拥有 对加拿大亚原子物理格局产生重大影响。CINP 目前在加拿大有119名个人成员，代表研究人员 其工作涵盖实验和理论核的方方面面 物理学。成员包括几乎完整的一套符合NSERC资格的成员 加拿大各地的核物理研究人员及其广泛的基础使CINP 有效协调全国范围内的规划，并进行交流 在其各个子字段内和之间的信息。因此，CINP 处理对核物理具有国家和国际意义的问题 加拿大的研究人员，是我们科学界的资源 在任何其他加拿大大学、实验室或 研究所。 在本申请中请求的MRS专题研究所支持反映了这一点 我们对研训所愿景的演变，以及提高效率的需要 在受约束的亚原子物理包络内的操作。我们设想的 CINP的作用包括：为下一个亚原子收集和提供输入 物理远景计划，继续我们代表 社区向SAPES、TRIUMF和NuPECC等组织提供支持 与核物理研究有关的会议和讲习班，使 本科生、研究生和PDF在会议上展示他们的工作 和专业研讨会，为本科生提供研究机会 学生，并通过一个适度的奖学金计划支持研究生。

The Canadian Institute of Nuclear Physics (CINP) is a formal organization of the Canadian nuclear physics research community to promote excellence in nuclear research and education, and to advocate the interests and goals of the community both domestically and abroad. Since its inception in 2008, the CINP has experienced tremendous growth, and now is a mature institution with a significant impact upon the Canadian subatomic physics landscape. The CINP presently has 119 Individual Members across Canada, representing researchers whose work covers all aspects of experimental and theoretical nuclear physics. The membership includes an almost complete set of NSERC-eligible researchers in nuclear physics across Canada and its broad base allows the CINP to effectively co-ordinate planning on a national scale, and exchange information within and between its various subfields. As such, the CINP addresses issues of national and international significance to nuclear physics researchers in Canada, and is a resource to our scientific community that is not otherwise available at any other Canadian university, laboratory or institute. The MRS thematic-institute support requested in this application reflects this evolution in our vision of the Institute, as well as the need for efficient operations within a constrained subatomic physics envelope. Our envisioned role of the CINP includes: gathering and providing input for the next Subatomic Physics Long Range Plan, continuing our presentations on behalf of the community to groups such as SAPES, TRIUMF and NuPECC, providing support for conferences and workshops pertaining to nuclear physics research, enabling undergraduate, graduate students and PDFs to present their work at conferences and specialized workshops, providing research opportunities for undergraduate students, and supporting graduate students through a modest fellowship program.