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The Center for Bright Beams, A National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center

Beam Dynamics and Control Team and Projects

Our Team:

Theme Leaders:Graduate Students:Post Docs:
Young-Kee Kim, U ChicagoEmily Frame, NIUFabio Bosco, UCLA
David Muller, CornellJuan Pablo Gonzalez Aguilera, U ChicagoBrian Schaap, UCLA
Jared Maxson, CornellAtharva Kulkarni, UCLA 
Senior Investigators:Desheng Ma, CornellAffiliates:
Sandra Biedron, UNMPeter Owusu, ASUAndreas Adelmann, Paul Scherrer
Siddharth Karkare, ASUAasma Aslan, UNM - affiliateAfnan Al Marzouk, NIU
Young-Kee Kim, U ChicagoSergei Kladov, U Chicago - affiliateMatt Andorf, Cornell
Jared Maxson, Cornell Auralee Edelen, SLAC
David Muller, Cornell Paul Ginsparg, Cornell
Pietro Musumeci, UCLA Vadim Kaloshin, U Maryland
James Rosenzweig, UCLA Robert Meller, Cornell
  Sergei Nagaitsev, Fermilab
  Richard Rand, Cornell
  David Sagan, Cornell
  Alexander Valishev, Fermilab
  Weishi Wan, Berkeley Lab
  Monika Yadav, UCLA
   

PI / Postdoc or Grad Student Project Titles:

  • Chubenko / Frame  Generation of Low-Emittance Beams Using a Low-MTE Photocathode Integrated in the AWA Photoinjector
  • Karkare / Owusu  Measure sub-nm emittance at the ASU DC cryogun
  • Kim / Aguilera  Generative-model-based phase space reconstruction method for high-dimensional characterization of coherent synchrotron radiation effects
  • Muller / Ma  Machine Learning for precise phase space control of electron microscope
  • Musumeci / Kulkarni / Schaap  Demonstration of 100 nm transverse emittance with 100 pC beam charge
  • Rosenzweig / Bosco  Optimization of ultra-compact free-electron laser performance and UED sources with very low MTE photocathodes