[Erd108] [EXTERNAL] Fwd: [[EPIC-Collaboration] ] Fw: please help us spread the words. Test beam available at BNL.NSRL

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Dear colleagues,

FYI


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From: "Huang, Jin" <jhuang at bnl.gov>
Date: November 18, 2024 at 1:26:24 PM EST
To: eic-projdet-collab-l at lists.bnl.gov
Subject: [[EPIC-Collaboration] ] Fw: please help us spread the words. Test beam available at BNL.NSRL
Reply-To: "Huang, Jin" <jhuang at bnl.gov>


Dear Colleagues

Please find the attached announcement for test beam opportunity at BNL's NASA Space Radiation Laboratory (NSRL), that include 2.5 GeV proton and 1GeV/n ion beams and can be applicable for both detector response and radiation hardness studies. Possible reviving of 30GeV beam is also under discussion.

For question and beam request, please contact Dr. Xiaodong Jiang  <xjiang3 at bnl.gov> at NSRL (who also had extensive experience at RHIC and JLab experiments)

Cheers

Jin





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Subject: please help us spread the words. Test beam available at BNL.NSRL




Whenever there’s an opportunity, please help us to spread the words: Test beam is available at the BNL/NSRL beamline.


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In addition, we are working on reviving the AGS extracted beamline,  which could deliver protons up to 33 GeV, as it was done in 1960s.



Thank you,



Xiaodong



Xiaodong Jiang

NASA Space Radiation Laboratory

Collider-Accelerator Department

Brookhaven National Laboratory




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