Future Muon Sources

University of Huddersfield, George Buckley Lecture Theatre

A workshop will be held at the University of Huddersfield to discuss the development and application of future Muon sources.

Organised with the support of the European Union 7th Framework Programme, this will be a joint meeting between the Accelerator Applications Network of EuCARD2 (http://eucard2.web.cern.ch and the Muon Joint Research Activity within the Neutron and Muon Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (http://nmi3.eu).

The aim of the meeting is to bring together scientists and engineers involved in the development and application of accelerator-based muon sources to discuss and exchange ideas about the requirements for future facilities.
The meeting will consider new technologies required for the production of novel muon beams, such as Ultra Slow beams and the Muon Microscopes, while taking a forward look to new applications of muon techniques in academia and industry.

The meeting will start with lunch on Monday 12^th January, finishing early afternoon the following day.
Registration is free and is available before 1^st December, 2014.

Delegates are asked to make their own accommodation arrangements – local hotels include Premier Inn (where a few rooms have been reserved for this meeting) and Travelodge (both located close to the University campus). The Campus is within easy reach of the motorway network, Leeds Bradford and Manchester airports and main rail links.

For more information about the meeting contact either Jamie Peck (jamie.peck@stfc.ac.uk), Rob Edgecock (t.r.edgecock@hud.ac.uk)) or Stephen Cottrell (stephen.cottrell@stfc.ac.uk).

Accelerator Applications Network of EuCARD2 and the NMI3 Muon JRA

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