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The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams is pleased to announce the 16th International Heavy Ion Conference, HIAT2025, to be held in-person at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan on 22-27 June 2025.
Accelerators worldwide require reliable sources, usually based on ECR heating, delivering intense currents of monocharged or highly charged ions, often much larger than the ones achieved. R&D efforts have been constantly carried out worldwide to ensure high beam availability and source performance.
The workshop aims to gather scientists involved in the design and operation of such sources to compare different experiences and to discuss and find solutions to the several operational troubles usually encountered (e.g., stable and reproducible production of such intense beams, extraction and transport of space-charge-dominated beams, etc.).
The main scope of the workshop is to stimulate discussions among the attendees on several topics of interest by the community, in dedicated round tables which usually are not part of the program of classical conferences like ICIS or ECRIS.
The Workshop is organized by the Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare-Laboratori Nazionali del Sud. The venue is placed at the foot of the Etna Volcano - the highest and most active in Europe - in a city that is now experiencing its third millennium of history since its establishment in 730 BC.
The workshop includes several social events, which will enable participants to mix fertile cultural discussions with the state-of-art of our discipline enjoying the environment with natural and historical beauties.
Le GDR organise sa journée annuelle au CEA Saclay le 18 Décembre 2024
Le GDR organise un workshop sur le calcul du 16 au 17 octobre 2024 à IJCLab, qui sera adossé aux rencontres accélérateurs de la SFP. Cet atelier traitera du calcul pour les accélérateurs (dynamique faisceau, modélisation multi-physique, simulations plasmas, optimisation et IA). Le contenu sera précisé prochainement.
The workshop on Energy Recovery Linacs (ERL'24) is the tenth in the series of biannual international workshops covering accelerator physics and technology of Energy Recovery Linacs. The workshop will serve as a forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to review the latest developments in ERL physics, technology and applications, to exchange ideas.
We are pleased to announce the next European Workshop on Photocathodes for Particle Accelerator Applications (EWPAA 2024) which will be held on September 17-19, 2024. This in-person workshop will be hosted by Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf in Dresden, Germany.
Following the successful experience of previous EWPAAs, our goal is to create a communication platform for photocathode enthusiasts worldwide. This will be achieved through a scientific program that includes both oral presentations as well as poster sessions to facilitate face-to-face interactions between participants. There is no registration fee for the workshop.
We cordially invite you to participate in the workshop and present your research. The program will cover a variety of areas, including operational experience, preparation, materials, instrumentation, analytical methods, theoretical modelling, industrial applications, and novel concepts.
The sessions will be mostly composed of invited talks, and few remaining time slots may be filled with proposed contributions. Abstract submission for both, invited talks and posters, will open on April 1 – we are eager to see your contributions!
The 11th Workshop in this series will further the goal of providing a Forum for new initiatives in innovative thin films and related technology to advance future generations of superconducting RF accelerators. Present superconducting RF accelerator technology is based on predominantly bulk niobium, for which the state of the art in performance is reaching the theoretical limit. Thin film technology offers the prospect of considerable savings in fabrication costs and opens the way with innovative technologies to the use of alternative superconducting materials with enhanced intrinsic properties such as critical temperature and critical field. Intensive and coordinated R&D effort is of decisive importance for the scientific community.
IBIC Series bring together the world community of experts in instrumentation for particle accelerators, to explore the physics and engineering challenges of beam diagnostics and measurement techniques for charged particle beams.
IBIC2024 is held by Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP), which is China?s biggest laboratory for the study of particle physics. BEPCII and CSNS, two large scale facilities are operating, HEPS, a fourth-generation light source is under construction in IHEP. As part of the conference, a tour of the HEPS construction site or BEPCII tunnel is organized.
The International Conference on Synchrotron Radiation Instrumentation (SRI) is a successful conference series continuing for over 40 years, organised by the community of worldwide synchrotron radiation and X-ray free electron laser facilities.
This 15th SRI conference will again be hosted by Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY) and the European XFEL, as the last SRI 2021 conference could only take place online.
The SRI conferences are important for the worldwide community to share key experiences in scientific and technical developments. Having timely access to the latest information and new ideas is of crucial importance for the future development of all light sources, the development of the field as a whole as well as for the economic and political development of participating countries.
Along the conference an industry exhibition is scheduled. Further details will be published soon.
This is the 27th International conference in the biennial series that began in 1968 as a Conference on the Use of Small Accelerators for Teaching and Research. Our conference series is unique in that it brings together researchers from all over the world who use particle accelerators in their research and industrial applications. Each year the topic areas are reviewed and updated to reflect current research interests.
The AAC’24 workshop is a by-invitation biennial forum for intensive discussions on long-term research in advanced accelerator physics and technology. Since its inception in 1982, the AAC Workshop has become the principal US meeting for advanced particle accelerator research and development with strong international participation. We are anticipating over 300 scientists and research leaders in particle-beam, laser, and plasma physics to participate in this year’s meeting. This research supports the development of capabilities for the basic sciences, from photon science to high energy physics, as well as the development of compact accelerators for industrial, medical and security applications.
We want to bring together the worldwide accelerator community and other industries to exchange experiences in designing, testing, commissioning, operating, and maintaining reliable facilities. This workshop aims to stimulate information sharing on technical issues and challenges faced, common cultural and human factors, and future opportunities.
The Sixteenth Workshop on Shielding Aspects of Accelerators, Targets and Irradiation Facilities (SATIF-16) will take place on 28-31 May 2024 at the National Laboratories of Frascati of the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics.
The SATIF workshops aim to promote information exchange among experts in the fields of radiation physics and the application of ionising radiations in different fields of science and technology. The event will address important aspects related to the modeling and design of accelerator shielding, as well as updates on new and emerging features of the computation tools including FLUKA, MARS, and PHITS, high resolution radiological assessments for large scale areas with automated run-time optimisation for the simulation of deep penetration of radiation in shielding structures, machine learning driven design optimisations, and comprehensive benchmarking exercises. Main objectives of SATIF meetings are to:
- promote the information exchange among experts in the field of accelerator shielding and related topics;
- identify areas for international co-operation;
- create task forces in order to achieve progress in specific priority areas.
SATIF workshops have been held once every two years since 1994, rotating between the United States, Europe, and Asia. In addition to organising these workshops the SATIF group also co-ordinates comparative analyses in between the workshops.
The activities of SATIF are jointly sponsored the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and its Nuclear Science Committee (NSC), and by all participating institutions.
Le GDR SCIPAC organise un événement, en lien avec l’atelier ISOL-France VI qui aura lieu du 27 au 29 mai 2024 à l’IPHC (Strasbourg). Dans le but de présenter et discuter les avancées de la communauté ISOL-France, l’atelier est organisé en 4 sessions : production de faisceaux radioactifs, spectroscopie laser, pièges à ions et désintégration bêta. Chacune comprendra un exposé invité, suivi de courtes présentations sur l’état des activités ouvrant sur des discussions générales. S’adossant à cet événement, SCIPAC, à travers son axe 1, organise un atelier dédié à la production de faisceaux stables et radioactifs ainsi qu’à leur accélération pour la physique nucléaire.
The 42nd European Cyclotron Progress Meeting (ECPM2024) will take place on May 27-29, 2024 at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.
The European Cyclotron Progress Meeting is devoted to the physics and technology of cyclotrons, their applications in science, medicine and industry, and to related topics. Status reports on existing facilities as well as innovative developments and progress reports on evolving projects are welcome.
Le GDR SCIPAC organise un événement d’une demi-journée dédié aux codes de simulation de l’hydrodynamique des plasmas et leurs applications, le 23 mai matin au LPGP (Orsay). Ces codes étant utilisés pour étudier la formation de canaux plasma pour le guidage d'une impulsion laser intense exploité dans l'accélération par sillage laser-plasma pour des longues distances, l'objectif est de présenter les codes disponibles et leur utilisation pour cette application spécifique.
IPAC is a major international event for the worldwide particle accelerator field and industry. The IPAC’24 edition will be held in Nashville, Tennessee (USA), May 19-24. Pioneering research and development in accelerator technologies will be presented by global experts. Project leaders will present new accelerator projects, progress on active upgrades and operational status of accelerator facilities across the globe. Over 1,200 delegates and 80 industry exhibitors are expected to attend this remarkable and noteworthy event. IPAC’24 will offer the most complete review on new ideas, important results and ground-breaking technologies in the field of particle accelerator science and technology.
The I.FAST (Innovation Fostering in Accelerator Science and Technology) Innovation Pilot project for the Particle Accelerator community will hold its 3rd Annual Meeting in Paris, France, from Wednesday 17 to Friday 19 April 2024 (plenary sessions). Activities and recent results of the different Work Packages will be presented. Special sessions will be devoted to collaboration with industry, sustainability, and diversity in science and technology. Parallel WP meetings and an industry Workshop on cryogenic technology will precede the event, on 16-17 April.
A new european project is launched in order to Innovate for Sustainable Accelerating Systems (iSAS, https://indico.ijclab.in2p3.fr/event/9521/). Following the european R&D roadmap for accelerator technology and based on a collaboration between research institutions and industry, several accelerator technologies will be developed, prototyped, and tested, in order to enable significant energy savings in accelerating particles. iSAS will adress energy-saving technologies that are at the core of the superconducting RF accelerating systems.
Le workshop ALEGRO 2024 se tiendra à Lisbonne (Portugal) du 19 au 22 mars 2024. Lors de cet atelier organisé en présentiel, les contributions des accélérateurs plasmas à la physique des particules et des hautes énergies seront discutées. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes jusqu’au 15 février, leur nombre est limité à 100. Les soumissions de posters sont encouragées jusqu’au 15 février. Le comité du programme scientifique (SPC) pourra inviter certaines de ces contributions pour un exposé oral.
La réunion de lancement du GDR SCIPAC a eu lieu le 13 décembre. Elle a été un grand succès avec 85 participants, rassemblés sur site à Orsay (IJCLab) et en visioconférence.