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    • USJHPE travel support is administered by the University of Connecticut (UConn). Approved travelers should await instructions from UConn before making any travel arrangements. 
       
    • USJHPE will typically cover the cost of round-trip air travel (economy class) between US airports and Tokyo and the cost of connecting transportation in Japan (air, train, bus).
       
    • Applications can be made at any time by sending E-mail to usjhpe@jlab.org
       
    • Applicants should submit a proposal (typically ~2 pages) describing
      • Context and objectives of the proposed research, including the benefits to the hadronic physics programs at US and Japanese facilities;
      • Status of the collaboration with the Japanese partners - beginning or established collaboration, previous results;

  • USJHPE is a US-Japan exchange program supporting collaborative scientific research in hadronic physics. It focuses on subject areas related to the programs at current and future experimental facilities in the US and Japan and supports both experimental and theoretical studies.

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  • At Jefferson Lab we have several GPU nodes dedicated to AI projects. We have several CPU nodes as well for parallel computations that does not require GPUs.

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  • Detector Expert Pushes Limits to the Edge of Reality

    When one makes a list of South African sports, it is unlikely that snowboarding would make the cut. However, Jefferson Lab Staff Scientist Mark Macrae Dalton did not let geography stand in the way of pursuing the sport during his years at the University of Witwatersrand, where he earned his undergraduate degree, graduate degree and Ph.D.

  • Agenda for your second day - New Employee International Orientation (foreign nationals only)

    8:00
    New foreign national employees arrives in Support Service Center Lobby

    8:05
    Communications liaison introduced - Language Class Information

    8:15
    Introduction to International Services Staff - Types of Visas

    9:30
    "What to do First," Social Security Numbers

    10:15
    Bank Accounts, Driving, Buying a Car

    11:15
    Tax Information and General Questions

  • What to bring

    All the paperwork we sent you, including: