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Part 2: Advantages of the ReA12 Upgrade, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Part 2: Advantages of the ReA12 Upgrade, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Researchers from throughout the nation and around the world gathered at the NSCL on August 10-11 for the 2009 Users Workshop. Several lectures were given focusing on developments in fast beam [...]
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The ReA12 Accelerator and Its Features, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
The ReA12 Accelerator and Its Features, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Researchers from throughout the nation and around the world gathered at the NSCL on August 10-11 for the 2009 Users Workshop. Several lectures were given focusing on developments in fast beam research [...]
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Part 3: GRETINA Preparations and Operation at NSCL, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Part 3: GRETINA Preparations and Operation at NSCL, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Researchers from throughout the nation and around the world gathered at the NSCL on August 10-11 for the 2009 Users Workshop. Several lectures were given focusing on developments in fast [...]
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Part 2: GRETINA Preparations and Operation at NSCL, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Part 2: GRETINA Preparations and Operation at NSCL, 2009 NSCL User Workshop
Researchers from throughout the nation and around the world gathered at the NSCL on August 10-11 for the 2009 Users Workshop. Several lectures were given focusing on developments in fast [...]
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2009 NSCL User Workshop: Rick Casten, Yale
2009 NSCL User Workshop: Rick Casten, Yale
Yale's Rick Casten spoke with NSCL's communication staff about some of the big-picture issues in nuclear science, including the promise of the forthcoming Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, at the 2009 NSCL User Workshop. [...]
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Part 4: 2009 NSCL User Workshop Opening Session
Part 4: 2009 NSCL User Workshop Opening Session
NSCL/FRIB director Konrad Gelbke discusses near-term science opportunities at NSCL and looks ahead to FRIB in a presentation that kicked off the 2009 NSCL User Workshop at Michigan State University. A link to the [...]
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NSCL Alumni Reception June 11, 2009
NSCL Alumni Reception June 11, 2009
NSCL alumni share some candid stories about doing research at NSCL and thoughts about the future of nuclear science research. The reception was held a day before the event celebrating the awarding of the new Facility [...]
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NSCL researcher nabs doubly magic tin isotope, a first in North America
NSCL researcher nabs doubly magic tin isotope, a first in North America
NSCL senior physicist Daniel Bazin discusses the significance of the tin-100 discovery reported in Physical Review Letters (2008), life in an accelerator facility, and what's most compelling about experimental nuclear [...]
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MoNA: user-focused rare isotope research at NSCL
MoNA: user-focused rare isotope research at NSCL
"Here our interest is finding the kind of fluctuations and trends that occur in the cosmic ray distribution, both from Michigan State and Santa Barbara simultaneously," says Warren Rogers, Professor and Chair of the Department [...]
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Three first-ever isotopes created at NSCL
Three first-ever isotopes created at NSCL
www.nscl.msu.edu Dave Morrissey, University Distinguished Professor Thomas Baumann, Beam Physicist
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