Small storage rings and getters win EPS prizes

Published 1998 | Version v1

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Left to right: Sergio Tazzari, Chairman of the European Physical Society's Interdivisional Group on Accelerators (EPS-IGA); Seren Pape M0llerof Aarhus, awarded the EPS-IGA prize for a young physicist or engineer; Cris Benvenuti of CERN, awarded the EPS-IGA prize for outstanding work in the accelerator field; Werner Joho, Chairman of the Prize Selection Committee. md5:1e210e1d326a9c1026cbad57d4e36fb8	996.7 kB	Preview Download
The 7 m circumference ELISA - ELectrostatic Ion Storage ring, Aarhus - which was commissioned this year, uses a purely electrostatic ring to store beams of charged particles - the first time this has been done since the mid-1950s. md5:1e7946366cbff9414c52ece593b9ef04	732.8 kB	Preview Download