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1 The Notre Dame Nuclear Science Laboratory Michael Wiescher NSL facilities NSL people NSL research Non-NSL activities
2 AMS gas-filled spectrometer TwinSol 5 MV 5U Pelletron 250 kv Implanter 1MV JN VdG (CASPAR) 11 MV FN Pelletron St. GEORGE recoil separator
3 Sta. ANA (MRI & ND) St. George (JINA & ND) IceBall (Upitt) Beam-lines(MRI & ND) SAND (IU,ND ) HIPPO (JINA) GEORGINA (MRI)
4 The AMS System MRI proposal for up-grading the ion source arrangement for improved AMS resolution was successful!
5 FN Tandem Operation sao paulo 4% umich 3% nscl/msu 2% kocaeli 4% frankfurt 4% fermi 10% Projected Operational hours Total Runtime is 4000h cmu 2% utenn 7% On average: 50% user operation; radchem 9% 30% local groups, 20% maintenance washington u 3% local group 28% maintenance 24%
6 5U Pelletron (St. ANA) Status Achievements: Construction completed in March 2012 Testing completed in June 2012 First production run (ANL) July 2012 Main beam line completed in Nov Target room set-up on-going Scheduled: St. George testing with beams 23 Na(p, ) 24 Mg with LUNA collaboration 13 C(α, ) 17 O with UMich detectors 12 C+ 12 C particle channels with SAND Beams tested: 1 H, 4 He, 14 N, 16 O, 40 Ar in different charge states APR. '13 - SEP. APR. '13 '12 5U - OPERATION APR. '13 5U OPERATION TOTAL OF 164 TOTAL DAYS OF 354 DAYS Running, 67 Machine down, 107 Running, 69 Trouble shooting, 9 7 Machine down, 5 Conditioning, 310 NEC work / Maintenance NEC, 142 work / Maintenance, 71
7 Dan Bardayan, Nuclear Astrophysics Michael Wiescher, Nuclear Astrophysics Ani Aprahamian, Nuclear Astrophysics & Nuclear Structure Physics Manoel Couder, Nuclear Astrophysics & Nuclear Applications Anna Simon, Nuclear Astrophysics Umesh Garg, Nuclear Structure Physics Philippe Collon, Nuclear Astrophysics & Nuclear Applications Maxime Brodeur, Nuclear structure & Nuclear astrophysics Tan Ahn, Nuclear Physics & Nuclear Applications
8 25% female Helmholtz EMMI support JINA support NSF support Micha Kilburn NSL Outreach Ed Stech NSL Operation Daniel Robertson Development & Operation Project based DOE support University support Mary Beard Theory Support George Berg SECAR Jay Laverne Rad. Chemistry Joachim Görres Research Support Wanpeng Tan User Support
9 28% female James DeBoer 5U Experiments & R-matrix NSL/NSF Hyu-Soon Jung St. George recoil separator NSL/NSF Khachatur Manukyan Material & target development JINA/ND Scott Marley Trapping measurements JINA/NSF Matt Mumpower r-process simulations JINA/ND Patrick O Malley TwinSol development ND Kiana Setoodehnia Target system & tests DIANA/NSF
10 Andreas Best Ian Bentley Dan Robertson Basanta Nayak Masahiro Notani Daniel Schürmann Francesco Raiola Manoel Couder Heide Costantini : Researcher, U. of Naples, Italy : Faculty, St. Mary s College IN : Research faculty, Notre Dame, IN : Senior Researcher, Bhabha Atomic Research Center, India : Researcher, Fermilab, Batavia, IL : Researcher, CIRCE, Caserta, Italy : Researcher, ATOMKI, Debrecen, Hungary : Faculty, U. of Notre Dame, IN : Faculty, U. of Marseilles, France Postdoc bridge positions for successful graduate students for helping in the job placement! NSF Site Visit - February 11, 2014
11 Anderson, Tyler Battaglia, Anthony Bauder, William Bucher, Brian Casarella, Clark Cheng, Yingying Fang, Xiao Lamere, Ed Li, Qian Liu, Qian Long, Alexander Lu, Wenting Lyons, Stephanie (Collon) (Couder) (Collon) NSF grant, TA support (University), Other grants (DOE NSF) & fellowships (NSF&NNSA) Matta, James Moran, Michael Nystrom, Andrew Ostdiek, Karen Patel, Darshana Paul, Nancy Reiff, Sarah Seymour, Chris Siegl, Kevin Skulski, Michael Smith, Karl Smith, Mallory Strauss, Sabrina Talwar, Rashi Van de Kolk, Bryan 43% female (Garg) (Collon) (Garg) (Collon)
12 Karl Smith 2014 Brian Bucher 2014 Daniel Ayangekaa 2013 (Garg) Matt Bowers 2013 (Collon) Ethan Uberseder 2013 Andreas Best 2012 Sergio Almaraz 2012 Antonios Kantos 2012 James DeBoer 2011 Georgios Magkotsios 2011 Mary Beard, 2010 Paul J. LeBlanc, 2010 (Wiescher ) Shawn O'Brian, 2010 Matt Quinn, 2010 Daniel Robertson, 2010 (Collon) Christopher Schmitt, 2010 (Collon) Annalia Palumbo, 2009 Tao Li, 2008 (Garg) Xiaofeng Wang, 2008 (Garg) University of Tennessee Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Argonne National Laboratory Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corp Texas A&M University University of Naples, Italy Argonne National Laboratory Michigan State University University of Notre Dame (U. of Naples, Italy) University of Southern California EMMI-GSI, Germany CANBERRA Industries, Inc., US Government (CIA) FermiLab, Radiation Protection, NSL, University of Notre Dame, Community College, Knoxville, TN Brookhaven National Laboratory Knight Capital, New York Florida State University
13 Nuclear Astrophysics Stellar Nucleosynthesis Nucleosynthesis in explosive Binary Systems Shock front induced Nucleosynthesis Nuclear Matter, Equation of State Nuclear Structure & Reaction Physics Nuclear Incompressibility Novel modes of Quantal Rotation Modes of Vibrational Excitation Masses and Structure far off Stability Radioactive Beam Physics Techn. Developments & Applications Recoil Separator Techniques AMS Techniques XRF/PIXE Applications Radiochemistry Isotope Research
14 Recent Goals & Highlights Stellar Nucleosynthesis Mapping pp and CNO neutrino sources (3 PhD projects, 8 publications) Stellar neutron sources (2 PhD projects, 3 publications) Progress in 12 C+ 12 C fusion (2 PhD projects, 2 publications) Explosive Nucleosynthesis 146 Sm Half-Life & Implications for 146 Sm- 142 Nd Chronology (1 PhD project, 1 publication) Sensitivity of r-process nuclei experiments (undergraduates with postdoc supervision, 7 publications) Nuclear Structure Nuclear cluster configuration of the Hoyle State (1 PhD project, 1 publication) Confirmation of tidal wave excitations in nuclei (1 PhD project, 1 publication) Instrumentation Installation of 5U accelerator and St. George separator, MRI for Georgina and AMS TwinSOL as Helicital Spectrometer
15 Broader Impacts New class development for non physics majors (Art & Archaeology, Climate Physics, Environment & Energy, Medical Physics, Nuclear Warfare) Research projects & training for undergrad students (REU program; International exchange programs (Armenia, Brazil, China, Europe, India, Mexico); Liberal Arts projects (Anthropology, Architecture, Library Collection) User Program with broad national & international accessibility (ANL, USA; Birmingham, UK; CMU, USA; Fermilab, USA; Frankfurt, Germany; ININ, Mexico; IU Bloomington, USA; IU South Bend, USA; Jerusalem, Israel; Kocaeli U, Turkey; Livermore, USA: U. Michigan, USA; Mumbai, India; Naples, Italy; NSCL/MSU, USA; ORNL, USA; Ohio U, USA; Princeton, USA; SANDIA, USA; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Surrey, UK; U. Tennessee, USA; Tennessee Tech, USA; UNAM, Mexico; UNC, USA; Vienna, Austria; Washington U, USA; WMU, USA) Interdisciplinarity of the scientific and academic program (Astrophysics; Archaeometry; Dark Matter; Homeland Security; Isotope research)
16 NSL involvement in other nuclear physics efforts Science projects and activities Aprahamian (ANL, NSCL/MSU) Bardayan (ANL, NSCL/MSU) Brodeur (ANL, NSCL/MSU, TRIUMF) Collon (ANL, Idaho, VERA/Vienna) Couder (NIF, NSCL/MSU, SURF) Garg (ANL, RCNP/Osaka, Saha/Kolkata, Tata/ Mumbai) Wiescher (GSI, i-themba, RCNP/Osaka, SURF) Development projects and activities FRIB separator (SECAR) design work CASPAR accelerator design work RIKEN separator design work
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