We’re excited to announce our inaugural user meeting held in the form of a Mini-Symposium at the 2027 APS Global Physics Summit in Atlanta, Georgia, April 11–16, 2027!
This event will showcase groundbreaking BeamNetUS user research while creating space to connect with fellow users and facilities, explore facility capabilities, and engage in dialogue on the future of accelerator R&D and its applications.
We warmly invite users, facilities, and anyone curious about this exciting field to join us for this first-ever BeamNetUS user (mini-)meeting, sponsored by the APS Division of Physics of Beams (DPB)! Our Incoming Chair Emma Snively will deliver an Opening Presentation titled "Beam-Based Research Opportunities with BeamNetUS: The First 3 Years.", and invited speakers Prof. Ingrid Wilke (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) and Henry Chen (Brimrose Technology Corp) will report on their BeamNetUS experiments at AWA and UITF.
BeamNetUS Mini-Symposium at the 2027 APS Global Physics Summit
Emma Snively
Ingrid Wilke
Abstract submissions for contributed talk slots are now open
— deadline October 22nd!
This is a great opportunity to share your past or upcoming BeamNetUS experiments with the community. Even if you're just in the process of developing a proposal, consider submitting an abstract to present it and get valuable feedback from the community.
Select sorting category "30.01.01 BeamNetUS" during abstract submission (screenshot below).
Henry Chen