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IPAC '10: accelerating to an international level Aug 24, 2010

A report on the first of the new international series of annual accelerator conferences.

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Menlo Park, California, United States

(Postdoctoral) scientist for time-resolved X-ray scattering (f/m) - Hamburg, Germany

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Closing date: Oct 17, 2010
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Posting date: Aug 10, 2010
Ithaca, NY, United States

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CERN Courier
September 2010
Volume 50 Issue 7

Features

IPAC '10: accelerating to an international level

A report on the first of the new international series of annual accelerator conferences.

Europe charts future for radioactive beams

The EURORIB ’10 conference looked forward to an exciting time with radioactive ion beams.

Canada's bright future in subatomic physics

Assured funding and a new facility provide opportunities for TRIUMF.

The subtle side of superconductivity

A look at the devious nature of the fault that brought the LHC to a standstill.