This past week, Fermilab’s PIP-II team hosted successful back-to-back reviews – a mini IPR and CD4 of the Early Conventional Facilities (ECF) subproject. After a welcome from Director Lia Merminga, reviewers were provided updates from the PIP-II team and a tour of the Linac Complex to showcase construction progress. ? Thank you to the reviewers and the team for their efforts in advancing this important milestone for the project.
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PIP-II is an upgrade to the Fermilab accelerator complex that will provide neutrinos to the DUNE experiment.
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The Proton Improvement Plan II, or PIP-II, is an essential enhancement to the Fermilab accelerator complex, powering the world’s most intense high-energy neutrino beam on its journey from Illinois to the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment in South Dakota — a distance of 1,300 kilometers (800 miles). DUNE scientists will use neutrinos to answer some of the most profound questions about our universe. In addition, over the next 50 years, PIP-II will drive a broad physics research program, delivering scientific breakthroughs and likely to reveal surprising answers to questions that are not yet contemplated. PIP-II makes use of the latest advances in superconducting radio-frequency technologies globally to provide powerful proton beams that, traveling at nearly the speed of light, can be tailored for a diverse set of experiments. Accelerating structures are cooled to 2 K (2 degrees above absolute zero) in order to provide efficient, high-power, acceleration. PIP-II is the first particle accelerator built in the U.S. with significant contributions from international partners. Institutions in France, India, Italy, Poland, the United Kingdom and the United States will bring together their expertise and capabilities in superconducting radio frequency and associated technologies to construct a state-of-the-art particle accelerator at Fermilab.
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On November 21, Regina Rameika (DOE Office of Science Associate Director of High Energy Physics) and Christelle Roy (Director of CRNS Nuclei and Particles) signed an agreement between the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and CNRS to support two projects hosted by Fermilab! The DUNE project will greatly expand our knowledge of neutrinos and the PIP-II project will enhance Fermilab's accelerator complex.
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I'm happy with the progress we are making for PIP-II project. The first jacketed cavity safely arrived at STFC, and I can't wait to see the test results in a couple of weeks. #pip-ii?
?????????? ??????-???????????? ???????????????? ?????????? ???????????? ?????????? ???? ???? ???????? ???? ????????-?????????????????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ????????. Zanon Research & Innovation is thrilled to announce the first HB650 cavity completion. This cutting-edge component is ready to be sent at STFC-Daresbury for its final cold test. After the successful vertical testing done at FNAL that qualified Zanon’s surface processing, the cavity was integrated in the titanium helium vessel and assembled for final testing. Jacketing the HB650 cavities was a difficult step to face! The TIG welding of the titanium vessel, due to its size and complexity, had to be done in a controlled atmosphere. Next up: The jacketed HB650 cavity will be tested at STFC-Daresbury. If all goes as planned, the cavity will be assembled in the 1st HB650 cryomodule for PIP-II project (https://pip2.fnal.gov/) at Fermilab. Stay tuned for further exciting updates! #ZRI #PIP2 #FNAL #FERMILAB #STFC #PARTICLE #ACCELERATORS
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Eye on Research: Studying tiny particles can require big machines. Technical staff at Fermilab have built a prototype of a 27,500 pound superconducting cryomodule. It will be part of a particle accelerator that will contribute to a massive neutrino experiment: https://lnkd.in/eGwwY_G4
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?? ?Join Our Fermilab Team as a Design Drafter!? ?? We’re excited to announce an open position for a?Design Drafter?to join our dynamic team. If you’re passionate about creating detailed schematics, solving design challenges, and contributing to innovative projects, this is the opportunity for you! What You'll Do: ·??????Prepare and develop schematics, layouts, and related documents ·??????Create complex 3D models and perform design calculations ·??????Assist with procurement, fabrication, assembly, and installation processes ·??????Conduct field investigations to resolve design issues ·??????Work closely with vendors, fabricators, and machine shops ·??????Maintain and update CAD models, drawings, and databases ·??????Support engineers with analysis using model tools What We’re Looking For: ·??????Proficiency in NX and Teamcenter?is required ·??????High School Diploma (or technical certificate) and 4+ years of experience ·??????Strong understanding of ASME Y14.5 and welding symbols ·??????Excellent communication, organizational, and time-management skills ·??????Ability to work independently and adapt to changing priorities If you have the skills, we want to hear from you! Join a team that values innovation and collaboration. Apply today! #Hiring #DesignDrafter #NX #Teamcenter #CareerOpportunities #Fermilab
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???? Exciting opportunity alert! Fermilab is looking to add a Power Supply Maintenance Group Leader to our world-class Accelerator Directorate team! You will have the opportunity to directly impact Fermilab's mission while growing your career surrounded by a dynamic team! Come join the fun and apply today! #Fermilab #DiverseScience #DiversePeople #DiverseJobs #opentowork Your journey begins here!!! ???
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Yesterday's class of the course "Particle Accelerators Engineering" was held by Donato Passarelli, who managed to come here at Università di Pisa in person! Thank you very much for your effort and for your talk. It is really good to see this cooperation in action, an to see that our students are welcomed in such a good team like yours. Let's move forward with the projects!