1. Welcome to the PREX Workshop! Painting by Brian Alderson

2. Thank you all for coming! Thanks to the other organizers – Kees de Jager – P. –G. Reinhard How can we help with you stay?

3. PREX Workshop Speakers please address your talks to our very broad audience + define terms/ avoid jargon. – Please give us a copy of your talk to post on web. – There will be no proceedings. Talks are 25 min. – The bad news is that you only have 25 min for your talk. – The good news is that you have 340+ min to contribute to the discussion. Please ask questions! Especially “dumb” ones.

4. Last moments of freedom! You should be nice to the electron scattering experimentalists! This is their last few days of summer vacation before doing back (Happex III), to back (PVDIS), to back (PREX), to back??? (QWEAK) experiments.

5. The Bob question Speakers should answer the Bob question: what one thing would you, as a nuclear physicist, like astronomers to know from your talk. Or what would you as an astrophysicist like nuclear physicists to know, etc.

6. Broad Audience Did I mention that speakers should please address their talks to our very broad audience.

7. We are here for the discussion! Speak up. – Elementary questions are important because there are others with the same question. – Feel free to comment, make suggestions, or raise new points. – Make community announcements, conferences … – Anything is fair game. Discussion traditions.

8. PREX Discussion

9. Thank you all for coming!