MUON Workshop

材料研究部提供资金，支持材料研究会组织的一个虚拟研讨会。该研讨会将是北美科学家之间科学交流的场所，使他们接触到不同的Muon谱学技术和未来的Muon设施所带来的科学。研讨会将展示最新成果，并提供一个论坛，科学讨论在硬凝聚态和软凝聚态、生物学、磁学、工程材料和仪器开发等不同领域的Muon使能研究。这将通过邀请的口头陈述和分组讨论相结合的方式实现。该计划提供了大量自发讨论和合作的机会，以促进新的科学思想的自由交流，并探索强大的缪子散射方法的潜在用途。研讨会将汇集大学教师、学生、博士后和国家实验室科学家，交流和讨论Muon科学所有领域的最新发展，并为Muon光谱设施的未来起草路线图。研讨会定于2021年2月1日至2日举行，将是一次虚拟会议。研讨会结束时将生成一份报告，概述里程碑和时间表，用于指导美国未来的Muon项目。NSF的资金用于最大限度地增加研究生和博士后的参与。Muon自旋光谱是一种实验技术，使用自旋极化的Muon光束来执行凝聚态物理、工程、能源材料、化学和生物方面的科学实验。这项技术有着久负盛名的科学生产力的悠久历史，但目前美国还没有能够进行这些实验的设施。材料研究部提供资金，支持材料研究会组织的一个虚拟研讨会。该讲习班将是北美科学家之间进行科学交流的场所，使他们能够接触到不同的Muon谱学技术和由Muon设施实现的科学。研讨会将展示最新成果，并提供一个论坛，科学讨论在硬凝聚态和软凝聚态、生物学、磁学、工程材料和仪器开发等不同领域的Muon使能研究。这将通过邀请的口头陈述和分组讨论相结合的方式实现。该计划提供了大量自发讨论和合作的机会，以促进新的科学思想的自由交流，并探索强大的缪子散射方法的潜在用途。研讨会将汇集大学教师、学生、博士后和国家实验室科学家，交流和讨论Muon科学所有领域的最新发展，并为Muon光谱设施的未来起草路线图。研讨会定于2021年2月1日至2日举行，将是一次虚拟会议。研讨会结束时将生成一份报告，概述里程碑和时间表，用于指导美国未来的Muon项目。NSF的资金用于最大化研究生和博士后的参与。这一奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The Division of Materials Research provides funds to support a virtual workshop organized by the Materials Research Society. The workshop will be a venue for scientific exchange among North American scientists to become exposed to the diverse muon spectroscopy techniques and the science enabled by future muon facility. The workshop will showcase recent results and provide a forum for scientific discussion of muon-enabled research in fields as diverse as hard and soft condensed matter, biology, magnetism, engineering materials, and instrument development. This will be achieved through a combination of invited oral presentations, and break-out sessions. Ample opportunities for spontaneous discussions and collaboration are built into the program to facilitate the free exchange of new scientific ideas and to explore the potential use of powerful muon scattering methods. The workshop will bring together university faculty, students, post-docs, and national laboratory scientists to communicate and discuss the latest developments in all areas of Muon science and to draft a roadmap for the future of muon spectroscopy facility. The workshop is scheduled for February 1-2, 2021 and will be a virtual meeting. A report will be generated at the end of the workshop, outlining the milestones and a timeline that will be used to guide a future Muon project for the US. NSF funds are used to maximizing the participation of graduate students and post-docs.Muon spin spectroscopic is an experimental technique using beams of spin-polarized muons to perform scientific experiments in condensed matter physics, engineering, energy materials, chemistry and biology. The technique has a long, well-established history of high-profile scientific productivity, but there is currently no facility in the US capable of performing these experiments. The Division of Materials Research provides funds to support a virtual workshop organized by the Materials Research Society. The workshop will be a venue for scientific exchange among North American scientists to become exposed to the diverse muon spectroscopy techniques and the science enabled by a muon facility. The workshop will showcase recent results and provide a forum for scientific discussion of muon-enabled research in fields as diverse as hard and soft condensed matter, biology, magnetism, engineering materials, and instrument development. This will be achieved through a combination of invited oral presentations, and break-out sessions. Ample opportunities for spontaneous discussions and collaboration are built into the program to facilitate the free exchange of new scientific ideas and to explore the potential use of powerful muon scattering methods. The workshop will bring together university faculty, students, post-docs, and national laboratory scientists to communicate and discuss the latest developments in all areas of Muon science and to draft a roadmap for the future of muon spectroscopy facility. The workshop is scheduled for February 1-2, 2021 and will be a virtual meeting. A report will be generated at the end of the workshop, outlining the milestones and a timeline that will be used to guide a future Muon project for the US. NSF funds are used to maximizing the participation of graduate students and post-docs.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.