THE COCKCROFT INSTITUTE of ACCELERATOR SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY John Dainton Nov 23 24 2006 CI SAC...

John DaintonNov 23 24 2006CI SAC

THE COCKCROFT INSTITUTE ofACCELERATOR SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY

Welcome tothe Cockcroft Institute

Welcome tothe Cockcroft Institute

John DaintonDirector, Cockcroft Institute for

Accelerator Science and Technology, andSir James Chadwick Professor of Physics

The University of Liverpool, GB

http://www.lancs.ac.uk/cockcroft-institute/



UK membership

Science “Driver”Science “Driver”

ILC

LHC

XFEL

LCLS

ν-Factory

SRS

ISIS

High EnergyPhysics “light fantastic”

global

DIAMOND

ESS

neutrons

campussciencedriver



R&D ChallengeR&D Challenge

ILC

LHC

LCLS

ν-Factory

High EnergyPhysics “light” universal

- MV/m - intensity - nm delivery

CockcroftInstitute+UK plc

XFEL

DIAMOND

global

ESS

neutrons



StakeholdersStakeholders

CockcroftInstitute

building

corefunding13 FTE

~55 FTE+2 FTE in univ

4 FTE

4 FTE

4 FTE

+ project funding= FTE + equipment

0.5 FTE



MissionMission

CI “mission” is summarised in the following “deliverables”:

• generic R&D in Accelerator Science and Technology (AST);• project specific R&D in AST (e.g. a linear collider and a Neutrino Factory)

• leadership and management of national deliverables to international facilities (which may be UK-situated)

• competence in crucial and specific technologies

• technology transfer to industry

• staff complement of internationally acknowledged expertise

• seamless involvement of the HEI and CCLRC sectors

• education and training to ensure a flourishing staff supply side



Management & Governance

Management & Governance

Notes:1.The Group Leaders are the line managers for staff in their groups.2.The Programme Managers (PM) co-ordinate activities across the groups.3.Solid lines indicate reporting lines.4.Broken lines indicate information flows.5.Additional programmes will be set up as required. 6.Activities in the groups will also include projects which are external to the Institute .

Institute Board

AdvisoryCommitteesDirector

Management Committee

Group Leader Lancaster

Group Leader Liverpool

Group Leader Manchester

Group Leader ASTeC

Lancaster Projects

Liverpool Projects

Manchester Projects

ASTeC Projects

PM - Linear Collider

PM - Neutrino Factory

Linear Collider

Neutrino Factory

light source

neutrons

nuclear physics



prioritisation to come (SR06/7) ?

! SNS (1 MW) from 2007

! JPARC (0.5 MW) from 2009/10 ?

!

!

AAA

AA

A

AA

A accelerator scienceand technology

EPSRCEPSRCEPSRC

EPSRC

EPSRC

EPSRC

EPSRC sciencePPARC science

RC-UK FacilitiesRC-UK Facilities

PPARC

PPARC



StaffStaff

staff committing to the CI at foundationUniversity Department Start Main Research Interest

R BarlowManchest

erPhysics and Astronomy

September 2003

Particle Physics → ILC BDS: wakefields and collimation

R Carter Lancaster EngineeringSeptember

2003RF supply and delivery

A Dexter Lancaster EngineeringSeptember

2003RF supply and delivery

J Dainton Liverpool PhysicsSeptember

2003Particle Physics → ILC positron source, founding

Director

T Greenshaw

Liverpool PhysicsSeptember

2003Particle Physics → ILC positron source

P Ratoff Lancaster PhysicsSeptember

2003Particle Physics

T2K, ILC positron source

R Tucker Lancaster PhysicsSeptember

2003

Mathematical Physics →radiation and beam dynamics

(CI theory group)

InstitutionCentr

eStart

Main Research Interest

M Poole

CCLRC Daresbury Lab

ASTeCSeptember

2003ASTeC group leadership

~55 FTE

CCLRC Daresbury Lab

ASTeCSeptember

2004ASTeC staff[1]

[1] Most ASTeC staff collaborate seamlessly with university staff. There are ASTeC projects which do not involve (yet) university staff.



StaffStaff

university faculty staff appointed to the CI [1]

University Start Main Research Interest

D Burton Lancaster July 2005global field analysis of accelerator

beams

R JonesManchest

erDecember

2005Linac physics

R ApplebyManchest

erAugust 2005

ILC Optics and Beam Dump, FP420 and LHC

R Seviour Lancaster August 2005 RF cavity R&D

A Wolski Liverpool May 2006 ILC: Damping Rings, ERLP

G Moortgat-Pick[2] Durham

September 2006

ILC: positron, spin transport, and spin delivery

J Gratus LancasterDecember

2006radiation and beam dynamics

S Chattopadhyay

LiverpoolLancasterManchest

er

March 2007 Inaugural Director

[1] Total university commitment is at least 9 new positions by 2008, at least 12 by 2009, plus 2 CCLRC-funded[2] 0.5 FTE with Institute of Particle Physics Phenomenology, Durham



StaffStaff

university visiting staff at the CI [1]

InstitutionCockcroft Institute

UniversityPosition Start

Main Research Interest

D Barber

DESY Hamburg

LiverpoolVisiting

ProfessorSeptember 2005

Spin dynamics

K Potter

CERNMancheste

rVisiting

ProfessorJune 2006

Beam-line engineering

J A Clarke

CCLRC ASTeC

LiverpoolVisiting

ProfessorJune 2006

Insertion Devices

N Marks

CCLRC ASTeC

LiverpoolVisiting

ProfessorAugust 2005

Education and Training

Magnet design and technology

M W Poole

CCLRC ASTeC

LiverpoolVisiting


Beam dynamics

V Suller

CAMDBaton Rouge,

USA

LiverpoolVisiting


Beam dynamics



StaffStaff

PDRA at September 2006 core PPARC CI resource [1]

PDRASupervisior (Faculty)

HEI Start End Project

D Burton R Tucker Lancaster September 2004 August 2005

global field analysis of accelerator

beams

M Wiggins R Tucker Lancaster July 2005 December 2006laser-driven plasma-wave acceleration

M Stables R Seviour Lancaster March 2006 February 2009

RF Cavity stability, multi-

pactor discharge with beam

loading

D Toprek R Appleby Manchester June 2006 May 2009 ILC:BD optics

V Perlick[2] R Tucker Lancaster October 2006 September 2010radiation and

beam dynamics

D Christie J Gratus Lancaster September 2006 August 2009radiation and

beamdynamics

K M Hock A Wolski Liverpool October 2006 September 2009ILC Damping

Rings

I Shinton R Jones Manchester November 2006 October 2009

ILC main linac, wake-fields in beam delivery

system

G Bassi A Wolski Liverpool March 2007 February 2010

radiation and beam dynamics; applications in

ILC

[1] PPARC core funding rises to plateau at 12 PDRA in post.[2] Perlick is funded for four years by a combination of CI core resource and Lancaster University resource, the latter released following the award of an EPSRC Fellowship to Professor Robin Tucker.



PDRA Staff: ProjectPDRA Staff: Project

RA

Supervisor(Facul

ty)

HEI Start End Funding Project

G BurtA

DexterLancaster

October 2004

September 2007

PPARCLCABD

ILC crab cavity

G Kourevl

ev

R Barlow

R Jones

ManchesterOctober

2004March 2006

PPARCLCABD

ILC collimator wakefields

J Smith[1]

R Carter

Lancaster Feb 2005 Feb 2008CCLRCLCABD

ILC collimation

I BaileyA

WolskiLiverpool

March 2005

February 2008

PPARC LCABD

ILC robust spin transport and positron source

J Phillips

A Gillesp

ieDundee

March 2005

February 2008

CCLRCLCABD

fast laser optics and laser photocathode

L Jenner

A Wolski

LiverpoolJune 2005

May 2008PPARC LCABD

ILC optics for BD and positron source

I Tahir7

R Carter

A Dexter

LancasterApril 2006

September 2007

EUFr6EuroTeV

ILC crab cavity

R Jenkins

R Carter

A Dexter

Lancaster May 2006Decembe

r 2007EUFr6

EuroTeVILC crab cavity



PDRA Staff: ProjectPDRA Staff: Project

RA

Supervisor(Facul

ty)

HEI Start End Funding Project

F Ronald

o

R Apple

byR

Jones

ManchesterSeptember 2006

August 2007

PPARC FP420

LHC commissioning & beam-pipe wake-fields

A Toader

R Barlo

wR

Jones

ManchesterSeptember 2006

August 2007

PPARCLCABD

ILC collimator wakefields

A Bungau

R Barlo

wManchester

October 2006

September 2009

EUFr6EuroTeV

ILC beam delivery collimation and wakefields

R Tucker

R Tucker

LancasterOctober

2006September 2007

EPSRC Springboard Fellowship

A Noble

D Burton

LancasterJanuary

2007Decembe

r 2008EPSRC Ultrarelativistic charge

tba[2]

R Seviou

rLancaster

March 2007

February 2010

EPSRCHigh Power RF and photonic band gap

tba8

R Seviou

rLancaster

March 2007

February 2010

EPSRCHigh Power RF and photonic band gap

tba8 R Tucker

Lancaster May 2007April 2009

EPSRC Plasma wake theory

tba8 > 1

R Barlo

w

Cockcroft Institute

universitiesand ASTeC

April 2007

September 2010

RCUK BTEMMA

(non scaling FFAG)



StudentSupervi

sorUniver

sityStart End

Degree

FundingTopic

D ScottT

Greenshaw

Liverpool

October 2002

December 2006

PhD CCLRCILC Undulator positron

source

C HillR

CarterLancas

terOctober

2003Septembe

r 2007PhD

PPARC/e2V CASE

Multipactor discharge

P Goudket

R Carter

Lancaster

October 2003

March 2006

PhD CCLRC Multipactor Discharge

S Malton S Smith UCLOctober

2003Septembe

r 2006PhD

PPARC/CCLRCCASEplus

Laser-beam interactions

S Crane10 R Carter

Lancaster

October 2004

September 2009

PhDPPARC/e2V

CASEInnovative RF sources

A MercerR

BarlowManchester

October 2004

December 2005

MPhil

PPARC(AST[1])

ILC BDwake-fields

C Nam J ClarkeStrathclyde

October 2004

September 2007

PhD CCLRC FEL simulations

J Smith[2] D Burton

Lancaster

Feb 2005

Feb 2008 PhD CCLRC ILC Collimation

C Glasman

R BarlowR Jones

Manchester

October 2005

September 2006

MSc selfILC BD

wake-fields

A HaleR

TuckerLancas

terOctober

2005Septembe

r 2008PhD EPSRC

Fundamentals of Beam Dynamics

F HannonR

SeviourLancas

terOctober

2005July 2008 PhD

Jefferson Lab, US

High brightness gun for JLab FEL upgrade

PG StudentsPG Students



StudentSupervi

sorUniver

sityStart End

Degree

FundingTopic

C Lingwoo

d

R Carter

Lancaster

October 2005

September 2008

PhDPPARC (AST8)

Thales EDCLIC/CTF3: RF sources (multi-beam klystron)

L Malyshev

a

J Dainton

A Wolski

Liverpool

October 2005

September 2008

PhDPPARC

(Particle Physics)

ILC robust spin transport and positron source

R NagR

TuckerLancas

terOctober

2005Septembe

r 2008PhD

PPARC(AST8)

CLIC/CTF3: coherent SR

N Shales R

TuckerLancas

terOctober

2005Septembe

r 2008PhD

PPARC(project AST8)

ILC Collimation

E Wooldrid

ge[3]

R Carter

Lancaster

October 2005

September 2009

PhD CCLRC Beam break up in ERL

I Tahir9

R Carter

A Dexter

Lancaster

January 2004

September 2007

PhDEUFr6

EuroTeVILC crab cavity

C Glasman

R JonesManchester

October 2006

September 2009

PhDPPARCCI core

ILC BD wake-fields

K Panagioti

dis

A Wolski

Liverpool

October 2006

September 2009

PhDPPARCCI core

ILC Damping Rings

A Scarfe R

Appleby

Manchester

October 2006

September 2009

PhDPPARC/CCLRC

CASEILC beam dumps and BD

optics

B Spencer

R JonesManchester

October 2006

September 2009

PhDPPARCCI core

ILC linac RF





StudentSupervi

sorUniver

sityStart End

Degree

FundingTopic

L ZangA

WolskiLiverp

oolOctober

2006Septembe

r 2009PhD

PPARC CI core

and EuroTeV

ILC Undulator positron source

tba8 R Seviour

Lancaster

October 2007

September 2010

PhD EPSRCHigh Power RF and photonic band gap

tba8 R Seviour

Lancaster

October 2007

September 2010

PhD EPSRCHigh Power RF and photonic band gap

tba8 tba8 Lancaster

October 2007

September 2010

PhDPPARC

(Particle Physics)

High Power RF

Student

Cockcroft Institute Supervisor

University

Start EndDegree

Funding

Project

D Birch J Clarke BathSeptember

2006August 2007

MPhys

CCLRCMagnet

measurement

L Hooper

J Clarke BathSeptember

2006August 2007

MPhys

CCLRC Positron source

UG StudentsUG Students



The Cockcroft InstituteThe Cockcroft Institute

unique, seamless, collaboration of established research excellence in NW England

seamless synergy of basic science engineering and technology

industry UK inward investment - science people, skills, innovation, progress - high-tech industrial production - economic development (national + regional)

“faculty” + pdocs + students now 51 FTE senior + junior scientists+ students now 55 FTE

seam

less



The Cockcroft InstituteThe Cockcroft Institute

why here in NW England ? - Daresbury accelerator-lead research univs

Liverpool Lancaster Manchester Nuclear Physics (since Rutherford !) High Energy Physics (since Chadwick !) Synchrotron Radiation science (since SRF 1970s)- all require new accelerator systems for progress - all have been on Daresbury campus in their time

“… they were fortunate to have the support of Metropolitan Vickers: … the Manchester company.”

B Cathcart in “The Fly in the Cathedral”

“… they were fortunate to have the support of Metropolitan Vickers: … the Manchester company.”

B Cathcart in “The Fly in the Cathedral”

Cockcroft/Walton experience 70 years on



Strategy for “Mission”Strategy for “Mission”

strategic statement: Cockcroft 06-17-brd 1. the importance and impact of the work underway at

the moment2. the range of topics in the work underway at the

moment3. the degree to which certain activities should be

further expanded, or contracted, or even stopped4. omissions in the scope of work to date and planned

(as presented by speakers and more generally in the strategy statement)

5. the degree to which present work positions the Institute to meet its “mission”, in particular items 1, 2 and 3, and in particular their relative weights

6. how the remaining recruitment should be handled in the light of any or all of 1 through 5 above, e g the degree to which appointments should be made with specific expertise.- strategic statement “on-site” systems ?



ConcernsConcerns

1. project funds from PPARC/CCLRC ?2. sc+warm RF R&D and UK strategy

→ global collaboration ?3. studentships ?4. move to prototyping and “hands-on” ?5. publication ?



http://www.lancs.ac.uk/cockcroft-institute/

Sir John Cockcroft FRSb. Todmorden (Lancashire and Yorkshire!)ed. Manchester University: MathsManchester College of Technology (UMIST): Elec. Eng.Metropolitan-Vickers, ManchesterPhD then post-doc, Cambridge Univ.Nobel Laureate, Physics, 1951

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