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Welcome to PSTP2109 (more)

Welcome to PSTP2109 (more). Josh Pierce Neutron Technologies Division. The 18th International Workshop on Polarized Sources, Targets, and Polarimetry. Initiated and overseen by the International Spin Physics Committee Every Odd Year Focused on techniques and hardware

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Welcome to PSTP2109 (more)

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  1. Welcome to PSTP2109(more) Josh Pierce Neutron Technologies Division

  2. The 18th International Workshop on Polarized Sources, Targets, and Polarimetry • Initiated and overseen by the International Spin Physics Committee • Every Odd Year • Focused on techniques and hardware • Companion to the International Spin Physics Symposium (even years) • A combination of High Energy Spin Symposia and Symposia on Polarization Phenomena in Nuclear Reactions (since 2000)

  3. The 18th International Workshop on Polarized Sources, Targets, and Polarimetry • 18th requires some strained counting • Before PSTP2009 in Ferrara it was the International Workshop on Polarized Sources and Targets (PST) • In 1990, it was called the International Workshop on Polarized Ion Sources and Polarized Gas Jets • Solid targets had their own workshops • Workshop on Polarized Target Materials and Techniques perhaps the most beloved

  4. Shared Tools • So, why do we keep adding letters to the acronym? • Lots of different science represented here • Fundamental Symmetries • Nuclear Structure • Spin Structure • Deep Inelastic Scattering • Materials Science • Structural Biology • Fusion! • Shared tools and techniques are what we have in common

  5. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday

  6. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday

  7. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday

  8. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday • Polarized Gas Targets ← Thursday

  9. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday • Polarized Gas Targets ← Thursday • Polarimetry ← Tuesday and Thursday

  10. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday • Polarized Gas Targets ← Thursday • Polarimetry ← Tuesday and Thursday • Polarized Neutrons ← Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

  11. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday • Polarized Gas Targets ← Thursday • Polarimetry ← Tuesday and Thursday • Polarized Neutrons ← Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday • New Applications ← Monday

  12. Organization of the Workshop • The whole workshop is great, don’t miss anything! • Talks are grouped into vague categories (some of which are new to PSTP) • Fundamental Symmetry Tests ← Monday and Friday • Solid Polarized Targets ← Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday • Polarized Sources ← Tuesday and Friday • Polarized Gas Targets ← Thursday • Polarimetry ← Tuesday and Thursday • Polarized Neutrons ← Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday • New Applications ← Monday • **EIC SPECIAL SESSION** ← Thursday

  13. But First… A session on the History of Polarized Targets and Don Crabb’s Role in it • At SPIN 2018, Don gave a talk with the title “Fifty Years of Polarized Targets: A Personal Memoir” • Why am I (and others) speaking instead? • Don is technically retired (congratulations!) • He just gave it last year • Don has a talk Tuesday on the target for the SPINQUEST experiment at Fermilab • We can be more flattering and direct about the influence Don has had in the world of spin physics, particularly in the development of Polarized Targets

  14. The 18th International Workshop on Polarized Sources, Targets, and Polarimetry • Welcome to the Workshop! • Lets get started!

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