A business visa (either B1 or WB, if from a visa waiver country) is the required visa to obtain in order to enter the US, attend the conference and receive any type of funding or reimbursement. These types of activities are not allowed on a tourist visa (B2 or WT). In particular, it is imperative that you enter the US with a business visa to obtain any type of funding or reimbursement from the conference.
There are many different requirements to obtain a visa to enter the U.S. or other countries. Some embassies may request a conference attendee to present a letter from the...
The Accelerator Applications Conference series is a scientific community event intended for presentations, networking and collaboration as well as learning. We value a civil and respectful environment which encourages the free expression and exchange of scientific ideas.
All attendees are expected to adhere to the JLab Community Standards and the non-discrimination & anti-harassment policies noted below.
To have a detailed look at the city of Norfolk and it's attractions, click on the Visit Norfolk Map Explorer.
History
The City of Norfolk is an important 400-year-old port city and home to the largest naval base in the world. The history of Greater Norfolk coincides with the birth of our nation, and throughout the region, evidence of this important past can be enjoyed today. Norfolk celebrates the 400-year-anniversary of the Jamestown Expedition, with many other important cities in the region...
AccelApp'24 has numerous opportunities for college and post-doc students to take advantage of. Read below for details on the JSA student travel grants. Please pay attention to the deadline dates and application process.
Jefferson Science Associates is pleased to announce student travel grants to attend AccelApp'24. Fixed awards of 1250 $US may be used to cover the conference registration fee, hotel, and local expenses. It is expected that the home institution of the student will pay for travel to/from the conference. ...
Simulations and Validation of Dose Distribution in Polymers
PUFFIn (Penelope User Friendly Fast Interface) is a Monte Carlo radiation transport program to simulate and map electron and photon dose in materials. This interface can create 2D and 3D maps which will help visual dose distribution in various materials, including medical products, polymers, etc. This tool is free and only requires...
2004 International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Applications of Accelerators
March 17-21, 2024
Sheraton Norfolk Waterside
The 2024 International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Applications of Accelerators is being organized jointly by Jefferson Lab and Accelerator Applications Division (AAD) of the American Nuclear Society (ANS). This event is co-sponsored by the International Symposium On Hydrogen In Matter (ISOHIM), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and other organizations.
Welcome to the website of the 2024 International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Applications of Accelerators.
The 2024 International Topical Meeting on Nuclear Applications of Accelerators is being organized by Jefferson Lab and co-sponsored by the Accelerator Applications Division (AAD) of the American Nuclear Society (ANS), the DOE Office of Radiological Security (ORS), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and other organizations.
The purpose of these Accelerator Applications biennial meetings is to provide an international...
CEBAF Center Auditorium. In-person attendance is strongly encouraged, but a Zoom link will be provided.
This workshop will focus on the continuing development of the scientific case for a 22 GeV upgrade to CEBAF made possible by recent novel advances in accelerator technology. CEBAF’s envisioned capabilities, at the highest luminosities, will enable exciting opportunities that give scientists the full suite of tools necessary to comprehensively understand how QCD builds hadronic matter in the valence region. Through this workshop, JLab and its user community will continue to build the science case with descriptions and concrete projections for experiments that would become possible with an...
This workshop will focus on the continuing development of the scientific case for a 22 GeV upgrade to CEBAF made possible by recent novel advances in accelerator technology. CEBAF’s envisioned capabilities, at the highest luminosities, will enable exciting opportunities that give scientists the full suite of tools necessary to comprehensively understand how QCD builds hadronic matter in the valence region. Through this workshop, JLab and its user community will continue to build the science case with descriptions and concrete projections for experiments that would become possible with an...
