SRF 2014

 

Perspectives on Superconducting RF
A workshop in celebration of the career of Peter Kneisel
May 19, 2014
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
Newport News, VA

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Program

Monday, May 19, 2014 (CEBAF Center Auditorium)
08:30	Registration
08:50	Welcome and logistics
	Working group 1: Evolution of SRF
09:00	Keynote Speaker: Pioneers of SRF How SRF made it out of the laboratory and into the first accelerators	Prof Alan Schwettman
09:30	CEBAF, the great leap of faith. How CEBAF switched to SRF and set a new benchmark for the technology	C. Reece
10:00	Technology milestones in the development of SRF Breakthroughs, wrong turns and dead ends on the way (or were they?)	K. Saito
10:30	Group Photo / Discussion / Coffee Break
	Working group 2: Present status of SRF
11:00	What's left to understand about SRF?	H. Padamsee
11:30	The green revolution How energy usage is shaping future accelerators	G. Ciovati
12:00	Discussion / Lunch in Cafeteria
	Working group 3: The future of SRF
13:30	Success and prospects of thin film technology for SRF The many applications of thin film technology to accelerators	E. Palmieri (via video)
14:00	Industrialization of SRF: How the XFEL is revolutionizing the industrial base for SRF production	M. Peininger
14:30	Cool sources: SRF photoinjectors How SRF photo-guns are redefining expectations of beam quality	J. Sekutowicz
15:00	Discussion / Coffee Break
15:30	Highlights from the class of 2020 What are the students of today working on?	J. Delayen
16:00	Design to Realization of the International Linear Collider: ILC Plans for a site specific design and bid to host ILC in Japan.	A. Yamamoto (via video)
16:30	Personal remarks and perspectives on the future of SRF	P. Kneisel
17:00	Closing Remarks
17:30	Networking Reception
18:00	Dinner, short remarks and open podium