Dr. Willie Rockward, Morgan State University, elected APS Fellow!

The Center for Bright Beams celebrated its 8th annual meeting, bringing together the "Beam Team" for a week of innovation and collaboration.

CBB is pleased to announce the graduation of  Lucy Lin,whose thesis is, “Machine Learning Applications for Improving Accelerator Operations”  Congratulations Dr. Lin!

CBB is pleased to announce the graduation of  Caleb Thompson, whose thesis is, “Distinguishing the role of structure, composition, and vibrational dynamics on electron-phonon coupling of Nb(100) surfaces" Congratulations Dr. Thompson!

CBB is pleased to announce the graduation of  PhD Gerard Lawler, whose thesis is, “Improvements to Normal Conducting High Gradient Accelerator Performance at Cryogenic Temperatures” Congratulations Dr. Lawler!

CBB is pleased to announce the graduation of PhD Sarah Willson, whose thesis is, “Growth of Niobium-Tin Films on Niobium Oxide Surfaces for Superconducting Radiofrequency Cavity Applications”  Congratulations Dr. Willson!

Nominated because of his distinguished research career, impact on scientific advancement and benefit to the application of chemical science through public service, outreach, policy development and change, and through connecting or leading the chemical science community to provide solutions for societal challenges. Fellowship is the most senior category of membership and typically represents that a Fellow has an influential position in the chemistry community, possesses expertise and experience, and is committed to helping society understand and value the contributions of the chemical sciences.

We are thrilled to announce that Liana Shpani has been selected as one of the 86 outstanding U.S. graduate students for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program.

Congratulations to Dr. Monika Yadav who was selected as a Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings Fellow in recognition of her scientific accomplishments. This honor is bestowed upon those who pass a competitive, multi-stage application and nomination process.

Sadie Seddon-Stettler – Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellow! Being chosen as an NSF Graduate Research Fellow is a significant national accomplishment and places her among an elite group of Fellows, many of whom have gone on to distinguished careers in STEM or STEM education.