[Physical-sciences] PSD Reminder: June Mixer - This Friday 19th
TRIUMF Physical Sciences
sciencediv at triumf.ca
Tue Jun 16 14:15:52 PDT 2026
Hello, PSD Member!
Reminder of our next mixer is Friday June 19th, at 2:30pm online and in the Auditorium!
The agenda and Zoom connection information is below.
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When
June 19th 2026
2:30pm
Where
Auditorium & Zoom
Agenda
Welcome Remarks
Ritu
3 min
Safety Update
Greg Hackman
5 min
Division Updates
Ritu
15 min + 5 min Q&A
Science Talks
Building a Science of Highly-Charged Radioactive Molecules in Search of New Physics
Rane Simpson
7 min + 3 min Q&A
Progress in understanding Nb for accelerator applications using radioactive beams
Abstract Below!
Ryan McFadden
15 min + 5 min Q&A
Pizza and Pop!
Science Talk Abstract;
The elemental metal Nb is the de facto material for fabricating superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) cavities, which are common components of particle accelerators. The performance of these devices is intimately linked to the metal's surface treatment, with defects, dopants, and coatings playing important roles. While macroscopic RF testing has long been the key driver of SRF material R&D, developing a better microscopic understanding of these adulterations is needed to advance the field. In this talk, I survey ongoing efforts to improve our "bottom-up" understanding of Nb and its surface adulterations through the use of implanted radioactive spin-probes (e.g., the positive muon or lithium-8). The unique electromagnetic sensitivity and spatial resolution (i.e., depths between 10 to 150 nm) of these beam-based approaches provide unique insight into the nature of Nb's superconductivity and how we may better engineer the metal for SRF applications.
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