Accelerator Science and Engineering Traineeship

Train for specialized careers in in-demand fields

All faculty members have extensive research, mentoring, and teaching experience.

FRIB also has a large staff of non-PhD engineers, operators, and technicians who will further enhance the traineeship. This diversity of academic faculty and the extensive scientific and technical staff results in many opportunities for graduate student training in ASET at MSU.

Best nuclear physics programsThe ASET program is part of MSU’s nuclear physics graduate program, which is nationally top-ranked according to the U.S. News & World Report. Over the past five years, MSU has awarded about 15 percent of the nuclear physics doctoral degrees.

Ready to apply or have questions? Please apply and inquire through our FRIB graduate studies page. 

Support for several kinds of graduate fellowships in ASET is provided by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science(link is external) (DOE-SC) Office of High Energy Physics(link is external), and the DOE-SC Office of Nuclear Physics(link is external).

 

FacultyDepartmentSpecialty
Prof. M. BerzPhysics & AstronomyNonlinear Dynamics/Simulations
Prof. P. DuxburyPhysics & AstronomyElectron Beam Physics and Applications
Prof. Y. HaoPhysics & AstronomyAccelerator Design/Simulations
Dr. N. Hasan (adjunct)Physics & AstronomyCryogenic Systems
Dr. M. Ikegami (Adjunct)Physics & AstronomyAccelerator Control Systems
Dr. S. Lidia (Adjunct)Physics & AstronomyBeam Diagnostics/Accelerator Systems
Prof. S. Lund Physics & AstronomyAccelerator Theory and Modeling
Dr. G. Machicoane (adjunct)Physics & AstronomyIon Sources
Prof. K. MakinoPhysics & AstronomyNonlinear Dynamics/Simulations
Prof. P. OstroumovPhysics & AstronomyAccelerator Systems/SRF Technology
Prof. C.-Y. RuanPhysics & AstronomyElectron Beam Physics and Applications
Prof. J. WeiPhysics & AstronomyAccelerator Systems
Prof. T. XuPhysics & AstronomySRF Technology
Prof. V. Yakovlev (adjunct)Physics & AstronomySRF Technology
Prof. R. Ganni Mechanical EngineeringCryogenic Systems
Prof. N. MuellerMechanical EngineeringCompressors/Cryogenic Systems
Prof. T. GrotjohnElectrical & Computer EngineeringPlasma Physics
Prof. S. Baryshev (Co-PI)Electrical & Computer EngineeringRF Power Engineering
Dr. A. Nassiri (adjunct)Electrical & Computer EngineeringRF Power Engineering
Prof. J. VerboncoeurElectrical & Computer EngineeringPlasma and Accelerator Technology Modeling
Prof. J. Lewellen (adjunct)Electrical & Computer EngineeringAccelerator Physics and Engineering
Dr. S. Zhao (adjunct)Electrical & Computer EngineeringHigh Power RF and RF Control Engineering
 
Academic StaffSpecialty
Dr. H. AoAccelerator Systems and Operation
Dr. N. BultmanAccelerator Mechanical Design
Dr. A. GanshynCryogenic Systems
Dr. F. CasagrandeCryogenic Systems
Dr. Chang-WeiSRF Technology
Dr. Y. ChoiSC Magnets
Dr. M. CortesiInstrumentation for Rare Isotope Beams
Dr. K. FukushimaAccelerator Physics/Application Programming
Dr. J. GuoIon Sources
Dr. W. HartungSRF Technology
Dr. N. NasanCryogenic Systems
Dr. K. HwangAccelerator Physics/Machine Learning
Dr. T. KanemuraTargetry/Charge Stripper Technology
Dr. S.H. KimSRF Technology
Dr. T. KonomiSRF Technology
Dr. A. LapierreIon Sources, Charge Breeders
Dr. T. MarutaAccelerator Operations/Diagnostics/Application Programming
Dr. M. PatilMechanical Engineering for Accelerators
Dr. A. PlastunRF Structures/Accelerator Design
Dr. X. RaoMechanical Engineering of Accelerators
Dr. M. PortilloOptics of Secondary Beams, Diagnostics
Dr. D. SandersonAccelerator Alignment and Operations
Dr. S. SchwartzCharge Breeders, Beam Coolers
Dr. J. SongTargetry
Dr. A. VillariManipulation, Transport and Acceleration of Rare Isotope Beams
Dr. T. ZhangEPICS, Controls/Application Programming
Dr. Q. ZhaoAccelerator System Design/Operations/Application Programming

 

Michigan State University (MSU) operates the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) as a user facility for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science(link is external) (DOE SC), with financial support from and furthering the mission of the DOE‑SC Office of Nuclear Physics. FRIB is registered to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, and ISO 45001.

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