TUNL SNEAP

Welcome to the TUNL SNEAP Web Site

SNEAP is the Symposium of North Eastern Accelerator Personnel

This page was last modified on May 2, 2006
SNEAP is a community of personnel involved with electrostatic particle accelerators and their use. Founded in 1968, the organization gathers annually to discuss and exchange information to the benefit of all who attend. The topics convered include ion sources, electrostatic amd rf accelerators, telemetry and control systems, cryogenic systems, safety issues and many other topics relevant to the operation of small to medium sized electrostatic accelerator laboratories. The meeting format includes submitted papers, laboratory reports, contributed papers and open discussions. Space for vendors is made available to permit attendees to speak directly with manufacturers and their representatives and to inspect many new devices and products. Attendees include representatives from Universities, National Laboratories, and Industrial Research Laboratories from the U.S. and many other countries including: Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia, Sweden, The Netherlands, and others.

SNEAP 2006 was  hosted Jointly by  the Australian National University in Canberra and ANSTO located in Sydney Australia. 
 For further information, visit the ANU website SNEAP 2006 .

SNEAP 2007 will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, US.  The meeting dates are October 7 - 12, 2007.  The host will be Brigham Young University.
 For further information visit the SNEAP 2007 website.
This site maintains a number of files and programs of interest to the accelerator community.

We will also include digital images of TUNL accelerators and improvements that we have made that may be of interest to others.

[images coming soon]

TUNL is host for the SNEAP electronic bulletin board mailing list. If you would like to subscribe, visit the SNEAP Mailing List Information page, where you will find instructions.

TUNL also hosts the SNEAP Community, a simple online marketplace for items useful to those who work with accelerators.

TUNL was host for SNEAP in 1995. The following links will take you to the archived proceedings of the 1995 meeting, including discussion transcripts, contents, attendees, etc.
If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact Chris Westerfeldt.