| What we do... |
The Particle Beam Physics Laboratory
(PBPL) is a state-of-the-art center for research into beam physics
and accelerator technologies. Relativistic particle beams and the
accelerators which produce them have served as cutting edge tools
in scientific research for three-quarters of a century. The practitioners
of accelerator science can thus be placed in a tradition of instrument
development dating back to Galileo. In the present time, beam physics
is a vibrant, cross-disciplinary enterprise, which intersects heavily
with high-energy density science, plasma physics, ultra-fast lasers,
nonlinear dynamics and various high-field/high-power technologies.
In addition, applications extend from the energy frontier in particle
physics, to ultra-fast phenomena in biology and materials, and to
industrial and medical uses. |
| Director |
| Professor James Rosenzweig UCLA Physics & Astronomy Department 3-174A Knudsen Hall Los Angeles, CA 90095-1547 Phone: (310)206.4541 Fax: (310)206.5251 Email: rosen@physics.ucla.edu |
| Postdoc Opportunity |
|