Tag: CTF3

  • CLIC collaboration board

    CLIC collaboration board The CTF3 Collaboration Board has been set up to define the work programme of the Collaboration, co-ordinate the Collaboration’s activities, resolve disputes, decide on proposals for accession as Member of the Collaboration, propose amendments to the CTF3 MoU where required. Relevant documentation: CTF3 MoU.

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  • CIEMAT

    CIEMAT

    Centro de Investigationes Energeticas Medioambientales y Tecnologicasc (CIEMAT), SPAIN CLIC activities concerned: CLIC Technical Developments CLIC X-Band Technologies. Research fields: Design and fabrication of several components for CTF3 such as Tail Clipper Kicker, PETS and position movers for TBL line and PETS for CLEX. Fabrication of CLIC accelerating Structures. Researchers involved: 5.

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  • CALIFES workshop took place at CERN

    CALIFES workshop took place at CERN It has been proposed to convert the 200 MeV S-band electron linac CALIFES, currently being part of the CTF3, into a new general stand alone electron beam facility at CERN. To establish the interest from users a three day workshop was held at CERN on October 10-12 2016. The

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  • CALIFES workshop

    CALIFES workshop It has been proposed to convert the 200 MeV S-band electron linac CALIFES, currently being part of the CTF3, into a new general stand alone electron beam facility at CERN. CALIFES workshop is organised at CERN on 10-12 October to explore the potential accelerator R&D programme at such a facility. Click here for

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  • CLIC/CTF3 Collaboration Board Chair election

    CLIC/CTF3 Collaboration Board Chair election In the recent election by members of the Collaboration Board (CB), Roger Ruber (Uppsala University) was elected as the next CLIC/CTF3 CB Chair. Roger will succeed Lenny Rivkin in this role on the occasion of the next CB meeting, January 22 2016.

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  • Successfull installation of CLIC-module

    Successfull installation of CLIC-module The first prototype CLIC X-band module has been successfully assembled and installed in CTF3 during this summer. This big milestone was possible due to a motivated and enthusiastic collaboration between many individuals, groups and services at CERN as well as outside collaborators.

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