The latest issue of Nuclear Physics News (volume 32/no.4) has an article on the High Rigidity Spectrometer (HRS) at FRIB (pages 16-19).

The proposed High Rigidity Spectrometer will substantially increase FRIB’s scientific reach and productivity and address the overarching intellectual challenges from the 2015 Nuclear Science Advisory Committee (NSAC) Long Range Plan and the National Research Council Decadal Study. Eleven of the 17 NSAC Rare-Isotope Beam Taskforce benchmarks which were introduced to characterize the scientific research of a rare-isotope facility, require the use of fast beams at FRIB and benefit from the experimental program that will be performed at the HRS.

Read the issue of Nuclear Physics News here.