[Isotope-prod] Telephone discussion with DOE-ONP Isotope program managers

George Kharashvili georgek at jlab.org
Tue May 22 13:34:23 EDT 2018


Greetings and congratulations to everyone involved in the development of this proposal!
This is truly an exciting news!

If I may, I would like to share my comment regarding the second item in Mike's summary of scope: Jefferson Lab has lead the quantification of isotope yields since the beginning of the collaboration. Radiation metrology is an important part of what the Lab brings to the table. It is necessary from the regulatory point of view (irradiated samples must be quantified before shipment) and it is also practical to collect this vital data as early as possible. Therefore, I suggest including JLab in this step as well.

Best regards,
George


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Spata" <spata at jlab.org>
To: "Andrew Hutton" <andrew at jlab.org>
Cc: "Todd Satogata" <satogata at jlab.org>, "Isotope-Prod" <Isotope-prod at jlab.org>, "Kelly Webster" <hanifan at jlab.org>, "Henderson Stuart" <stuart at jlab.org>
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 3:57:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Isotope-prod] Telephone discussion with DOE-ONP Isotope	program managers

Good morning, 

Just for completeness we are referring to the attached proposal. We were told to expect the first year's funding to arrive as early as June. VCU funding will be sent directly to them through Chicago office but may take a few months. We did not talk about SDSMT involvement so Andrew should reach out to Doug. Summary of scope below: 


    * Demonstrate a target system that can handle ~50kW of beam power (Jefferson Lab); 
    * Quantify isotope/s yields and separation efficiency of 67Cu from the irradiated target (VCU); 
    * Measure impurities (radioactive and stable), and characterize the radiochemical properties and quality of 67Cu (VCU) 
    * Experimentally investigate optimal beam parameters for production and provide training opportunities for students. (VCU, SDSMT, Jefferson Lab). 

Next steps are to refine the scope of work and get the budget set up. Hari agreed to coordinate the edits to the scope. 

Mike 

-- 
Michael Spata 
Interim Associate Director 
Accelerator Ops and R&D 
Jefferson Lab 
12000 Jefferson Avenue 
Newport News, VA 23606 
Cell: (757) 876-0528 


From: "Andrew Hutton" <andrew at jlab.org> 
To: "Henderson Stuart" <stuart at jlab.org> 
Cc: "Mike Spata" <spata at jlab.org>, "Todd Satogata" <satogata at jlab.org>, "Isotope-Prod" <Isotope-prod at jlab.org>, "Arne Freyberger" <freyberg at jlab.org> 
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2018 1:48:44 PM 
Subject: Telephone discussion with DOE-ONP Isotope program managers 

Stuart, everyone 

We had a short discussion with Marc Garland, the Isotope R&D Program Manager this afternoon. 

The discussion took a totally unexpected turn. We were told that the DOE will fund our previous proposal at the level we previously requested, without resubmitting . 

We stated that we would like to edit the proposal to cover the isotope R&D at the LERF rather than the CEBAF Injector. 

We proposed to edit the report and update the budget within the next two weeks. 

The funding for VCU will go directly to them, and they did not request any changes. 

We will keep you informed. 

Exciting! 

Andrew 


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