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NUFACT 2020 in
Manchester
The University of Manchester
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Physics and Astronomy
The School of Physics and Astronomy is home to
outstanding research, leading facilities and
internationally-renowned physicists and
astronomers.
The School includes the Jodrell-Bank The School also has a very active outreach
Observatory, which hosts the Lovell programme, from a number of student-led
Telescope and the SKA Headquarters, and initiatives to the regular TV and radio
the National Graphene Institute. It has an presenter Professor Brian Cox and
outstanding historical record of Professor Theresa Anderson, who is
achievements, from Ernest Rutherford and director of the Jodrell Bank Discovery
the detection of the atomic nucleus, to the Centre.
recent discovery of graphene. Most notably
for this conference, this also includes the The High-Energy Physics group is one of
discovery of strangeness by Rochester and the largest in the UK and looks back on a
Butler in 1946, which celebrates its 75th long history in the field. Group members
anniversary in 2021. have held a number of leadership positions
over the years and currently include the co-
Our tradition of excellence has been spokespeople of the DUNE and Muon g-2
established by many eminent teachers and collaborations and the deputy spokesperson
researchers, including 11 Nobel Prize of the LHCb collaboration. The group has
winners, such as Rutherford, Bohr, Bragg, significant involvement in detector
and Blackett. Our most recent Nobel development and operation as well as
Laureates are Professors Sir Andre Geim physics exploitation and also includes a
and Sir Konstantin Novoselov, who were strong theory group.
awarded the prestigious honour in 2010 for
their pioneering discovery of graphene.
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Transport
Globally accessible
Manchester Airport serves over 200 non-stop global flight routes
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Internationally accessible
Manchester is one of the most accessible cities in
Europe thanks to its world-class airport and strategic
position in relation to the UK’s rail and road network.
It has, therefore become the natural choice for
organisers of national and international conferences.
Air Rail Road
Manchester Airport is the global With direct rail services from Manchester is well connected to
gateway to the North of across the country, getting to the rest of the UK via excellent
England, and the largest UK Manchester by train couldn’t be motorway links. The M60 ring
airport outside of London. easier. road connects the city to
motorways north, south, east
The airport offers non-stop Manchester Piccadilly is one of and west.
flights from over 200 three main stations in
destinations including almost Manchester and offers direct National Express and Megabus
every major European city as services to most major UK provide coach services from all
well as global hubs in North cities. over the country into Chorlton
America, the Middle East and Street Coach Station in the
Asia Pacific . There are 60 direct trains a day heart of the city centre.
from London (every 20
The city centre is 15-20 minutes minutes), with a journey time of
by train (c.£5.00) or 20-25 just over two hours.
minutes by taxi (c.£25.00).
Example flight journey
London | Dublin | Belfast times
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Public Transport
Getting around
Manchester
Exchange Square
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A compact city-centre Railway station
Metrolink tramline & stops
Traffic restricted areas
Buildings of interest
Metroshuttle bus stops Green/open spaces
(free bus – routes 1,2,3)
Manchester is easily explored on foot, with a city centre
Visitor information centre
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that delegates can navigate within 20 minutes. As well
as enjoying the proximity to the city’s hotels,
restaurants, bars and attractions, delegates will have
extra time to take part in the conference programme and
network with colleagues.
On foot
Manchester is easily explored on foot, with a city
centre that you can navigate within 20 minutes. City
Hosts are dotted around the city centre to guide you
15 minute walk
with directions, public transport information and
details on events taking place.
Free shuttle bus
Within the city centre, delegates can use
Metroshuttle – a free ‘hop on, hop off’ service linking
all of the main railway stations, shopping areas and
business districts. There are three circular routes
across the city.
Tram
The Metrolink network is the largest urban tram
system in the UK. The tram can transport delegates
to popular attractions and venues across the region Lepton Photon
and, if delegates are planning on sightseeing. Manchester’s
2021
Oxford Road Corridor Northern Quarter
neighbourhoods
Petersfield First Street Ancoats
Car parking
In the city centre NCP has over 13,000 car parking Castlefield Greengate Piccadilly
spaces across 43 sites. They also offer a pre-book Central Retail District Medieval Quarter Spinningfields
service in Manchester, so delegates can guarantee a
car parking space before their journey begins. Chinatown New Bailey St John’s
Civic Quarter NOMA The Gay Village
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Conference Venue
The University
of Manchester
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Affordable delegate
accommodation
The conference will benefit from almost
10,000 hotel rooms in Manchester’s city
centre and over 22,000 across Greater
Manchester - a complete offer that will
meet the requirements of delegates,
exhibitors, staff and speakers.
From luxury accommodation to Participants looking for recognisable
budget beds, countryside retreats to international hotel groups will find City centre Manchester Greater
serviced apartments, Manchester familiarity and comfort in brands Manchester
offers the full range of housing such as Hilton, Marriott and IHG.
provision for all conference Those looking for a high standard of Type # # Est. # #
participants. luxury and service will enjoy hotels Propertie Bedroom rate* Propertie Bedroom
such as The Midland, Radisson Blu s s s s
Manchester’s hotel industry has Edwardian, The Lowry Hotel and the 5* hotel £175.00
blossomed over the last decade and newly-renovated Principal 4* hotel 3 369 £130.00 4 534
with an additional 4,500 hotel rooms Manchester. 3* hotel 20 3,967 £100.00 42 6,859
coming in the next three years alone, Budget 17 3,285 £80.00 102 10,137
the city region’s accommodation For delegates who enjoy a home Unaccredited 13 1,178 ~ 38 2,761
offering continues to grow at a rapid away from home, there are a number Self/catering ~ ~ £100.00 11 350
pace. of three to five star aparthotels which Guesthouse/B&B 25 1,071 £50.00 74 1,259
are perfect for families. 5 58 94 1,039
We are aware of the importance of Total
attracting those travelling on a Visitors who are seeking a 83 9,928 365 22,939
budget to the conference. quintessentially British experience on
Established chains such as Holiday their visit may consider a countryside Estimated nightly rates for demonstration purposes only and a subject to request.
These figures have been based on experience of similar events at a comparable time of year and are for
Inn Express, Ibis and Premier Inn retreat. There are a number of single occupancy rooms including breakfast and taxes.
provide value and quality. properties offering beautiful views,
peace and quiet and easy access to
Student accommodation is available stunning English landscapes.
in Weston Halls on Charles Street at
c.£40.00 per night. Over 600 beds
are available in hostel
accommodation from c.£13.00 per
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Greater Manchester
A vibrant destination
The Quays and MediaCityUK
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Manchester
A vibrant destination
The Bluedot Festival is a music festival held annually at Jodrell Bank Observatory,
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What to see & do in Manchester
Museums & Theatre & Live Sport Food & Drink Heritage
Galleries Music Greater Manchester has a The city region’s status as
Greater Manchester is known
all around the world for its great reputation for its food ‘Cottonopolis’ is on show for all
Attendees have a huge choice Greater Manchester has music in and drink, offering cuisine from
of over 90 museums and sporting prowess and the best to see, with Victorian textile
its soul and opportunities to practically every nation and to warehouses and canal systems
galleries – most of which are sporting entertainment is to be
experience live music are as suit any budget. From high- evident all over the region.
free to enter. found here.
varied as they are exciting. The end restaurants and renowned Greater Manchester’s medieval
spectacular Bridgewater Hall is However, it isn’t all about chefs setting up camp here, to roots can be seen around the
………………………………… home to the Hallé Orchestra and independent good value Shambles as well as the 500-
………………… football - with an extensive
welcomes musical talent from all calendar of events and fixtures eateries, Greater Manchester year-old Manchester Cathedral
over the world. Chamber music, as well as top-quality facilities, has cemented itself as a and Chethams Library.
Science & Industry Museum folk, jazz, roots, rock and pop all culinary city
there are bountiful
Manchester Museum have their place and major The best way for delegates to
People’s History Museum opportunities for delegates to
international acts perform watch or take part in world- A visit to the region would not experience Manchester’s rich
National Football Museum regularly in the 20,000-seat be complete without exploring
class sport. history is by guided tour, and
IWM North Manchester Arena. some of the city’s lively bars numerous tours led by expert
Manchester Art Gallery and clubs. Each area of the guides can be booked –
Whitworth Art Gallery Attendees will find everything region boasts its own unique including bespoke tours themed
The Lowry Gallery from opera to comedy to style and collection of bars, to science and physics.
John Rylands Library experimental theatre at the pubs and nightlife.
Chethams Library Palace Theatre, Royal Exchange,
Portico Library Contact Theatre and The Lowry.
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Shopping Family Friendly Tours Homes & Gardens Countryside
Greater Manchester is the For those delegates bringing Attendees arriving in Greater For a bustling contemporary Greater Manchester has miles
shopping capital of the North their families there's lots of Manchester for the first time? city, Greater Manchester and of inspiring countryside,
of England, offering a diverse activities in Manchester suitable For an entertaining insight into its surrounding areas have crisscrossed by historical
and unique shopping for the whole family such as the the stories which have shaped more gardens and parks than waterways and dotted with
experience. Sea Life Centre aquarium, the Greater Manchester and created most, all of which are just a picturesque towns and
Transport Museum, Chester the vibrant region that it is today, short journey from the city fascinating attractions that
From stylish shopping malls to Zoo, Legoland Discovery delegates can join one of centre. make for a great day out from
specialist market stalls, quirky Centre, an indoor snow park, Greater Manchester’s many the hustle and bustle of the
boutiques to vintage treasure indoor sky diving and our very themed walking tours – a great ………………………………… city.
troves, the city offers a unique own Crystal Maze. way to discover the city and …………………
and diverse shopping meet new people.
experience. RHS Bridgewater (coming
The Sightseeing Manchester 2020) Dunham Massey Hall &
hop-on, hop-off open top bus Gardens
tour can take delegates on a 90- Tatton Park
minute trip round Manchester’s Heaton Park
main sights on a route of 15 Lyme Park
stops. Fletcher Moss
Ordsall Hall
Bramall Hall
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Networking
Social Programme
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Venues for the social programme
Manchester has an extensive selection of
venues capable of hosting social events. On the
following two pages we set out our top
suggestions.
We are keen to deliver a truly
memorable social programme
for all participants.
Our plan is to showcase the
‘Best of British’ by reflecting the
traditions and local heritage of
Manchester and the UK. Here
are some suggested venues…
Science & Industry Whitworth Hall The Monastery Manchester United
Museum
The University of Manchester’s neo- The Monastery of St. Francis & The world-renowned venue of Old
Manchester’s Science & Industry Gothic Whitworth Building is a real Gorton Trust was established 21 Trafford, the home of Manchester
Museum is situated on the site of the Manchester treasure. years ago and is still responsible United, is steeped in a history of
world’s first inter-city passenger today for this iconic and magnificent sporting success and the perfect
railway. building. setting for any event.
This elegant, Grade II listed venue
offers the stunning Whitworth Hall,
Its Revolution Manchester Gallery is a which is ideal to host drinks The transformation from a state of Old Trafford is a completely unique
wonderful space to host social receptions or conference dinners. near dereliction to an award-winning venue with 20 suites and 150 meeting
events,. Guests can dine surrounded events venue has been an incredible rooms. Many of the suites and rooms
by fascinating exhibits which chronical tale of almost miraculous overlook the historic pitch. Packages
Manchester’s contributions to the achievement. can be tailored to include added
world of science and innovations. extras such as the Museum &
Stadium Tour.
City centre University campus 2 miles from city centre 2 miles from city centre
450 – drinks reception 600 – Drinks reception 600- Drinks reception 1,100 – Drinks reception
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The Factory Chetham’s Library Manchester Art Gallery National Football Museum
Due to open in 2020, The Factory will Chetham’s is a unique and Manchester Art Gallery has a varied The National Football Museum is the
be a world-class cultural centre. It will atmospheric location, ideal for events range of event spaces, from elegant largest museum dedicated to Football
be the permanent home of the from seminars and meetings to private cocktail parties amongst the Pre in the world. It is located in the iconic
Manchester International Festival and dinners and concerts. Raphaelite collections, to stylish Urbis Building in Manchester’s city
will host a year-round arts and dinner dances in the Modern Glass centre.
performance programme, as well as Atrium.
Dating back to 1421, Chetham’s
offering flexible spaces for events. medieval buildings were built as a Guests can access the extensive
college for the priests of St Mary’s galleries on the history of the beautiful
Parish Church, now Manchester game.
Cathedral. It is the most complete
late-medieval residential complex to
survive in the north west of England.
City centre City centre City centre City centre
Large-scale drinks receptions 400 – Drinks reception 500 – Drinks reception 400 – Drinks reception
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Pre & post
Excursions
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Excursions
Greater Manchester’s rich cultural and historical offerings
present a range of exciting and engaging full and half-day
excursion options, adding value for visitors.
Options within one hour of
Manchester range from
leisurely visits to the region’s
rich array of stately homes and
gardens, to experiencing the
vibrancy of the city and town
centres.
Greater Manchester is perfectly
placed to explore the rest of the
UK. With Cheshire to the south,
Merseyside to the west,
Lancashire and Cumbria to the
north and Derbyshire to the
east, visitors are spoilt for The Quays & MediaCityUK Football Fanatics Itinerary Liverpool & The Beatles The Lake District &
choice. Cumbria
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1894, Manchester is of course famous all Liverpool is world-famous as the
Here are some suggestions for the Salford Docks became the busiest over the world for its football and a home of The Beatles and visitors can
The Lake District is the most famous
how the delights of Northern in the UK, serving the ships that came visit to one of the city’s football stadia relive the magic of the Beatles era
national park in England. Its stunning
up the Manchester Ship Canal. is a must whether it’s for a tour or the with a visit to the Cavern Club or on a
England and the rest of the UK full match day experience. Delve into magical mystery tour. The city’s
waterfalls, lakes, mountains and areas
can be incorporated into of natural beauty inspired writers such
Today, The Quays is Manchester’s the social history and culture of the maritime history is on display on its
as Beatrix Potter and Wordsworth.
visitors’ itineraries: waterfront destination, the location of beautiful game, exploring football's historic waterfront and the Albert Dock
MediaCityUK, a huge purpose-built past and present at the world's – a UNESCO World Heritage site.
biggest and best football museum. Liverpool’s cultural highlights include Cumbria’s scenery is truly unique,
media hub that’s home to the BBC
Visitors can even go for full football Tate Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery and with picturesque towns, villages and
and ITV, as well as world-class
emersion with an overnight stay at the Museum of Liverpool. castles. Fans of outdoor pursuits will
cultural attractions.
Hotel Football. find endless opportunities for hiking,
mountain climbing, water sports and
15 minutes from the city centre City centre and within 15 45 minutes from Manchester 1 hour 15 mins from Manchester
cycling.
minutes
Imperial War Museum North | The Beatles Story | Cavern Club Windermere Lake Cruises |
The Lowry | The Lowry Outlet Premier League football | Albert Dock | Maritime Museum World of Beatrix Potter |
Mall | BBC Tours | Ordsall Hall | matches at Old Trafford and The | Tate Liverpool | Walker Art Wordsworth’s houses |
City Centre Cruises | Helly Etihad | Manchester United Gallery | Museum of Liverpool | Muncaster Castle & Gardens |
Hansen Watersports Centre Museum and Tour | Manchester Mersey Ferries Grasmere Gingerbread Shop |
City Stadium Tour | National Ullswater Steamers |
Football Museum | Hotel Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway |
Football | Café Football | Watch Hill Top
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Dunham Massey & Altrincham RHS Bridgewater & Canal & Peak District & Chatsworth House Historic Chester
Worsley
A National Trust property set in the grounds of an Contrasting natural beauty of moors, rivers and One of Britain’s most popular cities, Chester has
18th century house. Nearby is Altrincham, a Currently the largest garden project in Europe, springs can all be found within the Peak District a bewitching beauty and unique atmosphere.
bustling town with a popular indoor market and The RHS is transforming the 154 acre gardens National Park, known and loved by millions for its Take a stroll around the most complete Roman
vintage fairs. of Worsley New Hall to their former glory and a breath-taking views. and Medieval town wall in Britain.
top-notch visitor attraction.
25 minutes form Manchester city centre 45 minutes form Manchester city centre 1 hour 10 mins from Manchester city 1 hour from Manchester city centre
centre
Dunham Massey House & Gardens | RHS Garden Bridgewater | Walled Garden Roman heritage | City walls | River Dee
Dunham Massey Brewing Company | Red | Worsley New Hall | Bridgewater Canal Chatsworth House & Gardens | Lyme Park cruise | House Races | Chester Zoo |
House Farm | Altrincham Market & Gardens | Underground caverns | Chester Rows
Bakewell | Alton Towers Resort
Tatton Park Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope East Lancashire Railway & Bury Quarry Bank Mill
Set in 1,000 acres of beautiful open Parkland, One of the largest radio telescopes in the world, Experience the sounds, smell and stunning This former cotton mill is a National Trust
Tatton is regarded as one of the most complete visitors can discover the fascinating history of the surroundings of this heritage railway. Winding property. It is a unique experience,
historic estates in the country, with a Mansion, Lovell Telescope at the Jodrell Bank Discovery through the scenic Irwell Vale along a 12 mile demonstrating how cotton was processed at the
Tudor Old Hall and extensive gardens . Centre. journey past quaint villages and rural vistas. height of the Industrial Revolution.
1 hour from Manchester city centre 1 hour from Manchester 30 minutes from Manchester city centre 50 minutes from Manchester city centre
Deer park | Formal Gardens | Working Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre | The Lovell Rail Ale Trail | Themed railway weekends | Mill House | Woodland Walks | Apprentice
farm | Gardener’s Cottage Tea Rooms | Telescope | Gardens & Arboretum Bury Market | Fusilier Museum House | Working machinery
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Medieval York, The Minster & The Royal Armouries in Leeds Lancashire and Lancaster North Yorkshire Coast
Vikings
Leeds boasts a heady mix of arts, culture, A county of contrasts, Lancashire has breath- The Yorkshire coastline encompasses some of
Renowned for its exquisite architecture, tangle of heritage, shopping and a thriving food and drink taking countryside and is home to the UK’s best- the UK’s most rugged and charming countryside,
quaint cobbled streets, the iconic York Minster scene. loved holiday resort – Blackpool. from tiny fishing villages clinging to rocky cliffs to
and a wealth of attractions, York is a flourishing glorious stretches of white sand and family-
city. friendly resorts.
1 hour from Manchester city centre 45 minutes from Manchester city centre 1 hour from Manchester city centre 2 hours from Manchester
York Minster | Yorvik Viking Centre | The Royal Armouries | Kirkstall Abbey | Lancaster Castle | Forest of Bowland | Whitby | Robin Hood’s Bay | Scarborough |
National Railway Museum | Castle Howard Trinity Leeds | Harewood House Pendle Hill | Blackpool Pleasure Beach North York Moors | Cleveland Way |
| Museum of York | River Ouse | Clifford’s Staithes
Tower
Newcastle & Northumberland World of Wedgwood London Scotland
Spectacular vistas, world-class culture, vibrant Discover 250 years of design and production on One of the world's most visited cities, London is With deserted beaches, nature reserves,
nightlife and inspiring heritage are linked here, a tour of the World of Wedgwood in the just 2 hours from Manchester and has something mountains, lochs and forests, Scotland’s
as nowhere else, by the famous Geordie spirit. Potteries, the UK’s centre of ceramic production for everyone, including history, culture and pomp legendary beauty brings visitors back again and
since the 17th century. and ceremony. again to experience its unique mix of rugged
landscape and culture.
3 hours 15 mins from Manchester 1 hour from Manchester city centre 2 hours 10 mins from Manchester 3 hours form Manchester
Angel of the North | Quayside and bridges Factory tour | Wedgwood Museum | Buckingham Palace | Tower of London | Edinburgh | Holyrood Palace | Glasgow |
| Baltic Centre | Bamburgh Castle | Alnwick Luxury afternoon tea | ‘throw’ your own pot Tower Bridge | Hyde Park | Houses of Loch Lomond | Golfing | Cairngorms | Loch
Castle & Gardens or design a plate Parliament | Big Ben | River Thames Ness
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Experienced hosts
As one of the UK’s most
dynamic cities, Manchester is
a world centre for academic,
business, cultural and sporting
activity. As such Manchester
has played host to major EPS-HEP 2007 TAU 2010
CHARM 2013
SUSY 2014
association conferences. Chairs: Marco Gersabeck & Chris
Chair: Stefan Söldner- Chair: George Lafferty Chair: Apostolos Pilaftsis
Parkes
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Here is a small sample of
organisations that have
chosen Manchester as their
host destination.
UK IOP-HEPP 2015 PASCOS 2019 LIDINE 2019 IEEE NSS/MIC 2019
Chair: Stefan Söldner- Chair: Apostolos Pilaftsis Chair: Andrzej Szelc Chair: Cinzia Da Vià
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Budget:
• We expect the conference to have a similar budget as PASCOS this
year (which had the same format and similar attendance).
• About £300 ($370) for registration fee (incl. reception, lunches, present,
dinner, coffee).
• We hope to have other local UK universities co-sponsor the conference.You can also read
