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Accelerator Physicist Seeking Collaborators at CAS

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Accelerator Physicist Seeking Collaborators at CAS

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  1. Anna Sledneva (2nd iteration) • Jakub Olexa • Pau Gonzalez • Laurent Nadolski • Stephen Gibson • Gero Kube

  2. Dubna University Baikonur Cosmodrome Joint Institute for Nuclear Research Ekaterinburg LINAC-200

  3. Jakub OlexaElectronics engineer @ CERN BE-Bi-iQ CAS: Tuusula 2018, Finland

  4. 3rd Generation Synchrotron Light Source 27 km South of Paris, France Accelerator Physicist Accelerators Coordinator Technical Domains of Expertise • Non-linear beam dynamics • Frequency Map Analysis • Beam-based Measurement • Tracking Codes • Control System Forthcoming upgrade nadolski@synchrotron-soleil.fr Accelerator staff position open

  5. Icebreaker slide Stephen Gibson Supervise ~6 fantastic PhD students at Royal Holloway A brief history • Particle Physicist on ATLAS, D.Phil Oxford from 2000 then CERN 2007-2012; silicon detectors, optics, beam backgrounds. Accelerators at Royal Holloway since 2013, currently: • John Adams Institute, Deputy Director • Leader of growing accelerator group – join us! Fields of interest include: • Beam Instrumentation - including Electro-Optical BPMs; H- laserwires @ Linac4 & FETS, BGI PM… • HL-LHC collimation; ATLAS beam backgrounds… Why am I at CAS? … as guide on your Optics adventure

  6. Introduction • scientific CV • studies at University of Mainz (Germany) → PhD thesis: accelerator based radiation generation (Smith-Purcell radiation) • since 2003 at DESY: Machine, Diagnostics & Instrumentation (MDI) group → deputy group leader & head of beam optics laboratory → worked for HERAe/p diagnostics diagnostics coordinator of PETRA-III 3rd generation light source beam profile diagnostics at FLASH / XFEL • since 2016: externalprofessor at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI(Moscow) • sports • soccer→ unsuccessfulcareerasplayer → fanofunsuccessfulteam • swimming, bicycle, hiking, climbing, … • music • torturefortheears (meandmyformercombo) • private • fanofFinnish „folkmusic“ • married, 15 yearsolddaugther • newproject (29.3.2018) → guaranteefor sleeplessnights • successlessmotivatorof a dog → WelshCorgi Beam Instrumentation CAS, Tuusula (Finland), 2-15 June 2018 Gero Kube, DESY / MDI

  7. Jukka Väinölä Background: MSc., mechanical engineering from Helsinki University of Technology (Aalto University) Previously researcher at Techincal Research Centre of Finland Working for: Helsinki Institute of Physics/University of Helsinki at CERN since 2011 Daily work at CERN: CLIC module design and development WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO HERE AT CAS: - Local support and organiser - Assisting where ever needed, knowing everything? - Representing Finnish men?

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