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Matthias Liepe, Accelerator Physicist at Cornell University, gives an introduction to Superconducting Radio Frequency (SRF) cavities.

Fundamental principles of scientific research and the rise and fall of Jan Hendrik Schön “Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching-even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” - Aldo Leopold

Basics of Photocathode Characterization Techniques: -Quantum Efficiency (QE) -RHEED (Reflection High Energy Electron Diffraction) -XPS (X-ray Photoemission Spectroscopy) -MTE (Mean Transverse Energy)

Graduate students of CBB discuss their research in 60 seconds or less.

Basics of Ultra High Vacuum Systems Pedagogy Talk @ CBB 2022 Annual Meeting Speakers: Rachael Farber, Steven Sibener

Thin Film Growth (including photocathodes) via Physical Vapor Deposition Techniques Pedagogy Talk @ CBB 2022 Annual Meeting Speaker: Alice Galdi

Special guest speaker at the 2022 CBB Annual Meeting George Gopen Professor Emeritus of the Practice of Rhetoric Duke University Talk Title: The problems with scientific writing. Please see the workbooks at George Gopen’s “Writing Transformed” web page. www.georgegopen.com/misc-publications.html

Sarah Willson, U Chicago, explains how she uses surface chemistry studies to examine individual Nb and Sn atoms in order to optimize superconducting cavities.

Aiden Harbick, BYU, explains how he conducts numerical simulations of superconductors to understand how surface structures affect field enhancement.

Matt Gordon, U Chicago, uses simulations to determine just how bright a beam can get in a photocathode.

Nathan Sitaraman, Cornell, uses quantum mechanics and density functional theory (DFT) to ultimately create cheaper more efficient superconducting radiofrequency (SRF) cavities.

Prof. Philippe Piot, of Northern Illinois Unisversity Department of Physics gives his demonstration on hot to use Sirepo, July 21, 2021.

Prof. Georg Hoffstaetter, of the Cornell Department of Physics gives his lecture on "How to Produce X-rays", July 21, 2021.

Prof. Melissa Hines gives her lecture on "Designing Effective Scientific Graphics", July 20, 2021.

Writing to Win: Grant Writing Workshop - Professional Development Program with Carmel Lee

Photoemission Physics for Electron Sources

Git and GitHub - Managing Data

Introduction to Superconductivity

Diversity in Science An Everyone Issue

The Center for Bright Beams: A National Science Foundation Science & Technology Center

Auralee Edelen Machine Learniing

Matthias Liepe - Nb3Sn

Kyle Shen - ARPES

Physics and Technology of Bright Beams - Professor Ivan Bazarov, November 2018

Fostering Integrity in Research by C. K. Gunsalus

What can density functional theory do for you?

Bright Beams for Electron Microscopy

X-ray Free Electron Lasers (XFELs)

New Frontiers in Cryo Electron Microscopy by Lena Kourkoutis