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The Center for Bright Beams cosponsors Expanding Your Horizons 2022! Providing hands-on opportunities for girls grades 7 - 9 and their parents to learn about careers in STEM.
Congratulations Rachael Farber on Assistant Professor appointment at the University of Kansas.
The Center for Bright Beams Beam Production Team is fixing the surface disorder of films by controlling the orientation of Cs3Sb’s atoms.
Celebrating International Women's Day, March 8, 2022. CBB faculty Young-Kee Kim, Ritchie Patterson, and Sandra Biedron at University of Chicago Physics Colloquium.
Improving SRF Cavities with Surface Chemistry - Sarah Willson
Interested in Research Experiences for Undergraduates? Deadline to apply to Brigham Young University's Summer REU program is February 14. Deadline to apply to the University of Chicago's REU program is February 15!
Simulating the behavior of magnetic fields to understand the types of surface structures are desirable for cavity performance.
CBB is pleased to announce new PhD Alison McMillan, whose thesis is, "Surface Stability, Phonon Band Structure, and Vibrational Dynamics of the Nb(100) Surface Oxide Reconstruction"
Congratulation Sandra Biedron. Elected as member-at-large of the American Physical Society, Division of Physics of Beams for a 3-year term.
CBB is pleased to announce new PhD Ryan Porter, whose thesis is, “Advancing the Maximum Accelerating Gradient of Niobium-3 Tin Superconducting Radiofrequency Accelerator Cavities”