ACAS Workshop 2010

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ACAS Workshop on Accelerator Feedback Systems

Professional development for accelerator staff

Sydney
13-15 December 2010
ANSTO Lucas Heights

New Illawarra Road

Lucas Heights, NSW

Keynote Speakers:
Prof Ken Peach, University of Oxford
John Fox, Stanford university
Ralph Steinhagen, CERN

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.

Register online $300 fee.

Organising Committee:
John Dodson, ANSTO
Mark Boland, Australian Synchrotron
Roger Rassool, University of Melbourne
David Hinde, Australian National University

Program Committee:
David Garton, ANSTO
Roland Szymanski, University of Melbourne
Don McGilvery, Australian Synchrotron
Nikolai Lobanov, Australian National University