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THE CAPP MISSION
The Center for
Accelerator and Particle Physics (CAPP) provides a locus for
interdisciplinary activities at Illinois Institute of Technology
with a program to further research in Elementary Particle
Physics, to develop new accelerator technologies, and to provide education
and outreach both to educational institutions and the wider business,
philanthropic, and general public sectors. Although based at IIT,
CAPP will impact the Chicago area
and northern Illinois as well. It serves as a base to coordinate
the activities of a group of IIT faculty, graduate students, and
staff from a number of departments involved in several projects. In
addition, CAPP facilitates a substantial increase in cooperation with other Universities
in the area
and with Fermilab by acting as the
founding and host organization for ICAR,
the Illinois Consortium for Accelerator Research.
CAPP offers an organizational
structure within which various working groups
may combine their resources to enhance the overall mission. As it
matures it will provide
- Support
for visiting scientists engaged in accelerator design and
construction as well as high-energy physics research
- Electronic and mechanical design and fabrication services
and facilities
- Computing resources
- Seminar and distance-learning facilities
- Administrative and secretarial services
- Research report and proposal preparation facilities
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