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In order to guarantee that the beam that reaches the user experimental area carries with it stable properties, part of the beam is sent to a diagnostics table to be analyzed. Two instruments are set up to characterize the beam's pulse width and bandwidth in the time and frequency domain...

 

-- Michelle Alvarado, SIST 2005

 

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For Fermilab Staff

First of all, thank you for considering supervising a talented student intern from the Fermilab SIST program!

These students are free to your group (except for overtime). So, in this climate of tight budgets here is a way to get free help for your projects.

Please take a moment to review our Guidelines and Expectations for Interns and Supervisors document.

SIST interns will be documenting their work in a journal style write up. In addition to the paper the interns will be making a 15 minute presentation on August 5th. SIST commitee members are available all summer to act as mentors and help the interns prepare the paper and talks, as well as answer any questions.

Details about program dates, housing, transportation, etc. is available in our intern Fact Sheet.

Join the SIST Committee!

Are you interested in helping out on the SIST Committee? If so please send us an e-mail. The duties and responsibilities of a SIST Committee member are outlined here. We need your help to select and interview applicants, mentor interns, assist with the summer lecture series and organize tours. There are lots of ways you can contribute to the success of this program!