Laboratory of Particle Accelerator Physics
LPAP team members during a visit of the accelerator facilities at PSI, April 20, 2022.
Engines of Discovery
Particle accelerators play an important role in high energy physics, materials and life sciences. They are used to create a very special state of matter — beams of particles (protons, electrons, photons, neutrons, muons, neutrinos etc.). Medical applications of accelerators include radiotherapy, production of radioactive isotopes, hadron therapy and bio-imaging.
News
PHD Position Available
The LPAP is looking for a motivated PhD student to contribute to the design study of a Future Muon Collider.More details available at link.
Joanna Wanczyk awarded CMS 2021 price
Joanna Wanczyk (EPFL LPAP, LPHE and CERN) has been awarded one of the 2021 CMS Awards, given to members of the CMS collaboration for their significant contributions and outstanding work. Joanna is recognized “For technical contributions to the BCM1F rebuild and commissioning in LS2 and for rapid feedback to CMS in the LHC Beam tests.” The (…)
Laboratory Presentation for the TPIV and projects with LPAP
The full presentation of some of our activities can be found at the link: Presentation SlidesDo not hesitate to contact us for TPIV projects, we look forward to welcome you in the world of particle accelerators!Send email to [email protected] or Prof [email protected]
