LBNL Accelerator Technology Applied Physics

LBNL Accelerator Technology Applied Physics is a division located in Berkeley, California, with a workforce of 10 employees. The division is dedicated to advancing the field of particle accelerators by developing innovative technologies for exploring and controlling matter and energy. The division's expertise spans a wide range of accelerator technologies, including accelerator modeling, laser-plasma acceleration, magnet technology, accelerator controls and instrumentation, and ion beam technology. These technologies are applied to support Berkeley Lab's research mission and the US Department of Energy's goals. LBNL Accelerator Technology Applied Physics also provides essential support for the Advanced Light Source, a user facility that serves scientists from diverse fields. A key driver of LBNL Accelerator Technology Applied Physics's success is its collaborative approach. The division fosters deep partnerships among physicists, applied mathematicians, and computer scientists, leveraging the diverse strengths of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. This interdisciplinary collaboration enables the development of cutting-edge solutions for complex scientific challenges. For more information about LBNL Accelerator Technology Applied Physics and its research, please visit their website at atap.lbl.gov.