Experiments: Proposals
 

• Surface Wave Accelerator and Radiation Source Based on Silicon Carbide. Spokesperson: G. Shvets (UT-Austin).
• High-gradient S-band Linac. Spokesperson: A. Murokh (RadiaBeam Technologies).
• Experimental Study of Electron-Beam Micro-Bunching Dynamics and Shot-Noise Suppression Effect. Spokespersons: A. Gover (Technion).
• High Gradient DWFA with Microbunched Beam. Spokespersons: A. Kanareykin (Euclid Techlabs).
• Single Shot Interferometer. Spokespersons: G. Andonian (UCLA).
• Fiber-mesh Diagnostic for Transverse Profile Measurements. Spokespersons: J. Rozenzweig (UCLA).
• DWF as a Radiation Source. Spokespersons: J. Rosenzweig (UCLA).
• Laser Acceleration in Vacuum. Spokespersons: D. Cline (UCLA).
• IGS - Inverse, Compton Scattering, Gamma-rays Source. Spokespersons: A. Murokh (RadiaBeam Technologies).
• IFEL with recirculated laser. Spokespersons: A. Murokh (RadiaBeam Technologies).
• Fast Detector Testing. Spokespersons: S. White (BNL).

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