[Acc_sem_comm] Possible seminar about Niobium Tin cavities

[Kevin Jordan]

I agree as well, where is he going?
Kevin

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Of course!

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From: Acc_sem_comm <acc_sem_comm-bounces at jlab.org> on behalf of Steve Benson
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Subject: [Acc_sem_comm] Possible seminar about Niobium Tin cavities

Gigi has suggested that we have a seminar about Grigory Eremeev’s NdSn work before he leaves (August 8th).  Does this sound like a reasonable suggestion?  His abstract is as follows:

Jefferson Lab SRF institute is a part of global efforts to advance superconducting RF technology for accelerator applications. A host to superconducting CEBAF accelerator, JLab plays a role in current SRF projects worldwide, such as ILC, LCLS-II, HL-LHC, etc. Since 2012 JLab has an active R&D program on Nb3Sn coatings for superconducting accelerating structures. Starting with R&D single-cell development, we are working to implement the best Nb3Sn coatings onto practical accelerator cavities towards cryomodule integration. In my presentation I will give a short overview of the current state-of-the-art, discuss the opportunities with Nb3Sn, and present our status and progress in Nb3Sn development over the past several years.

Let me know if I should extend an invitation to him.

Stephen Benson
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