Scholarship applications & supporting docs: February 21
Non-scholarship applications: March 14
Courses run in parallel so students may take one 2-week full course OR two 1-week half courses. Each two-week course is eligible for 3 units of credit from Michigan State University.
Accelerator Physics Instructors: Georg Hoffstaetter, Cornell University and Brookhaven National Lab and David Sagan, Cornell University This class is full. Please contact uspas@fnal.gov to have your name added to the waiting list.
Microwave Measurements and Beam Instrumentation Laboratory Instructors: Lawrence Doolittle, Gang Huang and Tianhuan Luo, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab This class is full. Please contact uspas@fnal.gov to have your name added to the waiting list.
RF Cavity, Component and System for Accelerators Instructors: Alireza Nassiri, Geoff Waldschmidt, Yawei Yang and Branko Popovic, Argonne National Laboratory This class is full. Please contact uspas@fnal.gov to have your name added to the waiting list.
Students successfully completing two 1-week half courses will earn 3 units of credit from Michigan State University. Credit will not be awarded for taking only one 1-week half course.
June 5 - 9, 2023
Mechanical Alignment Instructors: Georg Gassner and Michael Gaydosh, SLAC This class is full. Please contact uspas@fnal.gov to have your name added to the waiting list.
Laser Physics and Engineering for Accelerator Applications Instructors: Shukui Zhang, Jefferson Lab; Sergio Carbajo, SLAC; Patrick Inacker, Brookhaven National Lab This class is full. Please contact uspas@fnal.gov to have your name added to the waiting list.
Vibrational Aspects of Accelerators Instructors: Jeremiah Holzbauer, Fermilab; Paolo Neri, University of Pisa; Adam Wixson, Fermilab This class is limited to 15 students
Class sizes are limited. Priority will be given to those who enroll for a grade or for university credit. Auditors will be considered for admission on a space-available basis. Those unwilling or unable to enroll for a grade/credit (including international students not already in the U.S.) will be accepted on a case-by-case basis. Attendees must be 18 years or older.
We will not have a Computer Lab with shared PCs so all participants are required to bring their own portable computer to access online course notes and computer resources. This can be a laptop or a tablet with a sufficiently large screen and keyboard. Windows, Mac, and Linux-based systems that are wifi capable and have a standard web browser and mouse are all acceptable. You should have privileges for software installs. If you are unable to bring a computer, please contact uspas@fnal.gov ASAP to request a laptop loan. Very limited IT support and spare loaner laptops will be available during the session.
U.S. citizens and non-U.S. citizens living in the U.S. may enroll for 3 credits from Michigan State University. International participants living outside the U.S. may apply to attend the program and may request financial sponsorship but they may not earn credit from Michigan State University. International students requesting a scholarship who are not from U.S. visa-waiver countries must already be in possession of a visa that is valid for the entire period of the USPAS session.
The Registration Fee is $1,500.00 if your Application Form is received before March 14; after March 14, the fee is $1,600.00. The Registration Fee is $1,000.00 for participants attending only one week of the program. Please note: you do not have to pay the Registration Fee by March 14 - you must send in an Application Form before March 14. Information on how and when to pay the Registration Fee will be sent to non-scholarship students upon acceptance into the program.
A group block of hotel sleeping rooms will be available for $147.00 plus tax (currently 11.625%) per night and a double room (shared by 2 people) will be $73.50 plus tax (currently 11.625%) per person per night. Sleeping rooms reserved via the link we email in your acceptance packet are also entitled to free in-room wifi access and free parking. Rooms may be reserved at our rate 3 days before and 3 days after the School dates based on hotel availability.
The USPAS provides breakfasts and dinners to students and teaching teams during the dates of the school. Please see General Information for more details.
Deadline for scholarship applications & supporting documents: February 21, 2023
Please email your supporting documents to uspas@fnal.gov
Deadline for non-scholarship applications: March 14, 2023