Thursday, 5 March 2009 at 5pm
General Interest Seminar
There is a lot of talk these days about "Technology Transfer", but in many cases with little understanding of how to achieve it. One of the more startling examples can be found in accelerator technology, where ideas about how to accelerate very rapidly the muons in a neutrino factory designed to study neutrino oscillations might find application in treating cancer with protons and light ions such as carbon. The talk will cover neutrino oscillations, the design of a novel accelerator, and its application to treating cancer.
Lecture Theatre A, JCMB