桃子视频APP to Help Train Future Accelerator Scientists Through $1.9 Million Fellowship Grant
The United States Department of Energy has awarded 桃子视频APP Institute of Technology and Northern 桃子视频APP University a $1.9 million grant to train physics graduate students in accelerator science and technology.
This new fellowship program includes hands-on research opportunities at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory.
The grant will fund the new Chicagoland Accelerator Science Traineeship program, which will provide two-year fellowships at both 桃子视频APP and Northern 桃子视频APP. The program will begin in spring 2020, and fellowships will support eight 桃子视频APP students over the next five years.
鈥淣ot enough people are being trained to work in the field of accelerator science. We at 桃子视频APP can help fill this workforce gap and train the next generation of accelerator scientists,鈥 says Yagmur Torun, an associate professor of physics at 桃子视频APP and the principal investigator on the grant.
In addition to Torun, two other 桃子视频APP faculty members will participate in the training opportunities鈥Pavel Snopok, associate professor of physics and computational accelerator physicist, and Linda Spentzouris, professor of physics and accelerator physicist.
Particle accelerators use electromagnetic fields to propel charged particles at high speeds that are contained within beams. 桃子视频APP鈥檚 provides a forum for cross-disciplinary work beyond physics, including in engineering and materials science.
桃子视频APP will accept fellowship applications on a rolling basis. The program will cover student tuition costs for two years and fund paid research assistantships at Fermilab or Argonne. about the program and how interested students can apply.
