The last one was held at Protvino, Russia, Sept. 1998. The International Symposium on Polarization Phenomena in Nuclear Physics has been held every 5 years. This Symposium is based on discussions at the last International High Energy Spin Physics Committee Meetings, Sept. 1996 at Amsterdam and Sept. 1998 at Protvino. Starting with SPIN2000, the Spin Physics Symposia will unify the High Energy Spin Symposia and the Nuclear Polarization Conferences. Thus it includes the interesting subjects of spin physics in medium-low energy reactions and polarization phenomena in nuclear physics and in high energy spin physics.
Particle spins play crucial roles for current astro-, particle, and nuclear physics.
Symmetries and conservation laws at high, medium, and low energies within and beyond the standard theory. Strong interactions, QCD, and hadron structures. Reaction dynamics and structures of hadron-nucleon many body systems and nuclei. Technical developments in spin physics. The symposium has plenary, parallel and poster sessions.