FRIB successfully completes beam-instrumentation testing
Recently, FRIB successfully completed beam-instrumentation testing. Beam instrumentation ensures that FRIB’s heavy-ion beam – the highest power heavy-ion beam in the world – doesn’t damage the linear accelerator. FRIB will deliver up to 400 kilowatts of high-intensity and high-quality beam power to its target where rare isotopes will be created.
Events
14 Dec
Advanced Studies Gateway event: Piano recital featuring Noam Elkies & Young Hyun Cho
14 December 2018
5:30 PM
1300 FRIB Laboratory
21 Dec
Software tool for performing the calibration of the AT-TPC electronics channels
21 December 2018
2:00 PM
1200 FRIB Laboratory
21 Dec
JINA-CEE Seminar - Investigating Urca cooling in neutron star crusts
21 December 2018
2:00 PM
2025 FRIB Laboratory
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