Neutron Sciences 2008 Annual Report - 17.79 MB - Spallation ...
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Joint<br />
Appointments<br />
Hahn Choo<br />
VULCAN<br />
One joint appointment was awarded to Hahn Choo, who<br />
joined ORNL as a member of the Power Diffraction<br />
Group at SNS. He is also an associate professor at the<br />
University of Tennessee College of Engineering. He is<br />
currently working on VULCAN, the engineering diffractometer<br />
under construction at SNS.<br />
Honors and Awards<br />
Herb Mook, a senior corporate fellow in NSSD was<br />
named winner of the <strong>2008</strong> Jesse W. Beams Award<br />
from the Southeastern Section<br />
of the American Physical Society.<br />
Herb was cited for “groundbreaking<br />
research in magnetism<br />
and superconductivity and leadership<br />
in bringing world-leading<br />
neutron scattering capabilities<br />
to North America.” Each year,<br />
the society awards three prizes<br />
for contributions to the field.<br />
Herb started his neutron science<br />
research at ORNL in 1965<br />
after receiving his doctorate<br />
at Harvard University. He was<br />
appointed a corporate fellow in<br />
1987 and a senior corporate fellow<br />
in 1995.<br />
RAD physicist Slava Danilov<br />
received a European Physical<br />
Society Accelerator Group <strong>2008</strong><br />
Achievement Prize. Slava was<br />
recognized “for numerous contributions<br />
to accelerator physics,<br />
in particular for the proposal,<br />
calculation, design, construction,<br />
and demonstration of efficient<br />
laser H- stripping” (see “Facility<br />
Development, Future Initiatives”).<br />
One of three prizes<br />
awarded biennally by the society, this award is for an<br />
individual in the early part of his or her career, who<br />
has made a recent significant, original contribution<br />
to the accelerator field.<br />
PEOPLE <strong>2008</strong> ANNUAL REPORT<br />
Slava joined the SNS project in 1998 and is part of<br />
the Accelerator Physics Group. His research interests<br />
include self-consistent<br />
distributions of intense beam,<br />
collective effects, nonlinear<br />
dynamics and integrable systems,<br />
and quantum physics of<br />
beams.<br />
Herb Mook<br />
Slava Danilov<br />
ORNL NEUTRON SCIENCES The Next Generation of Materials Research<br />
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INTRODUCTION PEOPLE