The primary aim of
ACAS is to provide a platform for contributions to accelerator science
research efforts and develop the next generation machines for future
light
sources, ion beams and microprobes, medical accelerators, as well as
high energy particle
physics. ACAS will harness the expertise of the researchers in the
collaboration to advance
Australia’s National Research Priorities through state-of-the-art
accelerator based sciences at the government
and university research facilities. ACAS is a strategic network that
will deliver scientific
research within the accelerator science field and to the broader user
community.
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Upcoming Events
Follow the links
below to register for these upcoming events:
For Teachers:
ACAS-CERN Teacher Workshop 2012
For High School Students:
Year 11/12 High School Physics Master Class
For Students:
ASAP
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ACAS
School
for
Accelerator
Physics - Sydney, 13-17 December 2010
NEW 26/11/2010: School Program
Accelerator
physics underpins the scientific and technological development in the
modern world. Are you a physics or engineering student interested in
cutting edge technology? At ASAP 2010 Prof Ken Peach will take you on a
journey through the science of the inner workings of accelerators
including the LHC and the Australian Synchrotron light source. At the
residential school you will receive additional tutorials to take you
through the physics concepts as well as seminars highlighting the
applications for accelerators.
For
professionals:
ACAS Woskshop on
Accelerator Feedback Systems - Sydney, 13-15
December 2010
NEW 25/11/2010: Workshop Program
ACAS provides a
platform for accelerator science research and development for the next
generation machines for future light sources, ion beams and
microprobes, medical accelerators, as well as high energy particle
physics. This workshop is aimed at professionals working in accelerator
science and engineering in Australia. It will provide an exciting
opportunity for you to interact with internationally renowned experts
in the
field and engage with your colleagues around the country.
ACAS EPICS Course by Cosylab - Sydney, 15-17
December 2010
NEW 26/11/2010: EPICS Course Program
Day 1 will dedicate a bit more time to the lectures whereas Day 2 will have more time for the basic hands-on exercises.
The hands-on exercises will be conducted using VmWare images with EPICS and all tools pre-installed.
Day 3 involves an important "show and tell" session for the second half of the day designed for Australian EPICS developers
to share knowledge and experience with the aim of strengthening the Australian EPICS community.
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