📄 Report Structure
Please address the following five sections in your report:

1. Scientific Motivation:
   Describe the physics question your study targets and its relevance to ISRS.
   → Why is this important?
2. Reaction Mechanism & Approach:
   Specify the reaction(s) involved (e.g., MNT, fusion-evaporation, transfer), projectile, target, energy, and briefly explain your methodological approach.
   → How are you approaching the problem?
3. Key Observables:
   Identify the main quantities of interest (e.g., cross sections, angular distributions, excitation energies, angular momentum).
   → What will be measured or predicted?
4. Experimental and Computational Requirements:
   Outline the experimental setup (e.g., recoil separator, gamma array, active target) and beam characteristics needed. If applicable, include computational tools, data needs, or theoretical inputs.
   → What do you need to carry out the experiment or simulation?
5. Strategic Impact:
   Explain how your study supports the ISRS roadmap:
   • Does it address a high-impact physics case?
   • Does it demonstrate unique ISRS capabilities?
   • Does it benchmark or improve theoretical models?

✅ Objective
Your contribution will feed directly into the ISRS scientific report, helping to define scientific priorities, identify breakthrough opportunities, and support coordinated planning of experiments and modeling efforts.