Table of Contents

I.- A. Introduction.- Progress in the study of nuclear structure with neutrons.- B. Nuclear spectroscopy with neutrons.- Structure studies in light nuclei with neutrons.- Investigation of ? -decay of neutron resonances and nuclear spectroscopy of highly excited states.- A new approach to the study of the structure of neutron resonances.- The radiative decay of neutron-resonant states.- C. Nuclear reaction models.- The optical model.- Nonstatistical effects in radiative neutron capture.- Departures from the statistical model.- Nuclear fission - a testing ground for the collective model.- D. Progress in experimental techniques.- Ultracold neutrons.- Intense sources of high energy neutrons.- The Karlsruhe fast neutron time-of-flight facility.- The Franco-German high flux reactor and its facilities for nuclear research.- WNR, a neutron time-of-flight facility at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory.- Pulsed reactor IBR-2 as a neutron source.- II.- E. Survey of contributions.- The (n, ?) spectroscopy.- Nuclear spectroscopy with neutrons.- Optical model studies.- Recent work on the statistical model.- Neutron capture mechanism and nonstatistical effects.- F. Abstract of contributed papers.- Section A: Nuclear spectroscopy with neutrons.- Section B: Optical model.- Section C: Statistical model and intermediate structure.- Section D: Neutron capture mechanism and non-statistical effects.- List of participants.