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Today, our summer students wrapped up their 10 weeks at @jeffersonlabva
Our crew was happy to have Veltman and Colin this summer! They did great work, and I look forward to seeing where they go next!
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We installed our permanent #magnet samples on tripods in the CEBAF #accelerator enclosure. These, along with those in my previous post, will be used to study how the magnets degrade in a #radiation environment.
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Each plate in this photo contains 4 sets of 4 permanent #magnets. Each will have 36 point measurements with a Teslameter, and 12 measurements with a Helmholtz Coil/Fluxmeter. 48 measurements/plate, lots of plates left to get baseline measurements.
A nice write up about the truly groundbreaking and unique #particle #accelerator where I was trained, and returned to work years later.
https://www.jlab.org/news/stories/benchmarking-cebaf
Jefferson Lab's CEBAF is not huge, but its impact has been for decades.
Spent most of the day with a crew of new #accelerator operators, assembling and organizing our permanent #magnet pair assemblies. These will be measured, and then installed in the CEBAF enclosure to see if/how they degrade from #radiation exposure.
So proud to announce that my PhD student, Alex Coxe, can now be addressed as Dr. Alex Coxe!
Many thanks to his Academic Advisor, Balša Terzić for setting this train in motion, and all the support along the way.
Tomorrow, I'll be giving the Physics Dept. Colloquium at Old Dominion University.
The talk will be for a general physics audience, and discuss the current CEBAF machine, the FFA@CEBAF Energy Upgrade, and our permanent magnet degradation studies!
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