Facility for Rare Isotope Beams

Committee: Scott Bogner (Chairperson), Alexei Bazavov, Edward Brown, Morten Hjorth-Jensen, Dean Lee. Thesis is available @ https://pa.msu.edu/graduate-program/current-graduate-students/draft-dissertations-for-review.aspx - Select student name .

Committee: Daniel Bazin (Chairperson), Norman Birge, Alexandra Gade, Dean Lee, Devin Silvia, Remco Zegers

Across the world, accelerators are becoming more a part of the everyday life so there’s a significant effort to shrink the overall footprint of these accelerator system from national laboratory scale machines to a footprint that is reasonable for industrial and medical applications. At Lumitron Technologies we have developed an ultracompact high gradient accelerator. Operating at X-band 11.424 GHz with a distributed charge architecture, this system can produce a high-flux, tunable, mono-energetic x-rays that are ideally suited for range of novel, medical and industrial imaging applications. The underlying electron beam used is also a suitable source of very high energy electrons (VHEE) for FLASH radiotherapy.

A hallmark of the High Baroque era, Bach’s iconic keyboard masterwork presents 30 variations on a tuneful Aria, meandering through a mesmerizing mosaic of musical material while exploring a diverse array of styles from all corners of the Baroque aesthetic universe. In this stunning translation for string trio, each part in the three-voice texture finds an avatar in a string instrument, inviting the collaboration of three individuals to create a harmonious whole. Beginning and ending with the same Aria upon which each variation is based, the piece represents a perfect synchronism of vibrant multiplicity and steadfast, unchanging unity. Program: J.S. Bach (arr. A. Bartholdy) - Aria with 30 Variations (Goldberg Variations), BWV 988 Hayne Kim, violin Sophie Choate, viola Cody Byrum, cello The performance will run approximately one hour without intermission.

A hallmark of the High Baroque era, Bach’s iconic keyboard masterwork presents 30 variations on the bass line of an elegantly elaborated Aria, meandering through a mesmerizing mosaic of musical material while exploring a diverse array of styles from all corners of the Baroque aesthetic universe. In this stunning translation for string trio, each part in the three-voice texture finds an avatar in a string instrument, inviting the collaboration of three individuals to create a harmonious whole. Beginning and ending with the same Aria upon which each variation is based, the piece represents a perfect synchronism of vibrant multiplicity and steadfast, unchanging unity. J.S. Bach (arr. A. Bartholdy) - Aria with 30 variations (Goldberg Variations), BWV 988 Hayne Kim, Violin Sophie Choate, Viola Cody Byrum, Cello The performance will run approximately one hour without intermission

Committee: Artemis Spyrou (Chairperson), Wade Fisher, Heiko Hergert, Wolfgang Kerzendorf, Sean Liddick.

The Nuclear Science Summer School (NS3) is a summer school that introduces undergraduate student participants to the fields of nuclear science and nuclear astrophysics. NS3 is hosted by FRIB on the campus of Michigan State University (MSU). The school will offer lectures and activities covering selected nuclear science and astrophysics topics.

The Nuclear Science Summer School (NS3) is a summer school that introduces undergraduate student participants to the fields of nuclear science and nuclear astrophysics. NS3 is hosted by FRIB on the campus of Michigan State University (MSU). The school will offer lectures and activities covering selected nuclear science and astrophysics topics.