Category: Group

  • Administration and Resources (AR)

    Administration and Resources (AR)

    AR Group The Administration and Resources Group assists the SY Department in its mission by: https://cern.ch/sy-dep-ar

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  • Sources, Targets and Interactions (STI)

    Sources, Targets and Interactions (STI)

    STI Group The STI group has a broad expertise on the interaction of beams with matter and applies its know-how to a large spectrum of activities including particle production, beam intercepting devices, studies on beam-matter interaction and nuclear engineering. The group is in charge of the technical coordination of the ISOLDE facility. It ensures the

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  • Accelerator Beam Transfer (ABT)

    Accelerator Beam Transfer (ABT)

    ABT Group The ABT group is in charge of the design, development, construction, installation, exploitation and maintenance of injection and extraction related equipment and beam-transfer systems: The group also conceives, studies and designs injection and extraction processes and systems in the accelerator complex, and beam transfer lines between accelerators and up to targets. It is

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  • Electrical Power Converters (EPC)

    Electrical Power Converters (EPC)

    EPC Group The EPC group is in charge of the design, development, procurement, construction, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical power systems for all accelerators, transfer lines, experimental areas and tests facilities at CERN. This mandate includes: Expertise https://cern.ch/sy-dep-epc

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  • Beam Instrumentation (BI)

    Beam Instrumentation (BI)

    BI Group Responsible for designing, building and maintaining the instruments that allow observation of the particle beams and the measurement of related parameters for all CERN accelerators and transfer lines. https://cern.ch/sy-dep-bi

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  • Radio Frequency (RF)

    Radio Frequency (RF)

    RF Group Responsible for the RF Acceleration and Transverse Damping Systems for CERN accelerators. Our team operates the RF systems of existing accelerators and participates to the design of future accelerators and upgrades to existing machines. Why Radio Frequency? Charged particles are accelerated by electric fields – the energy they can gain in the process

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