TRIUMF contacts

Science Division

• Science Division office – e-mail (New experiment numbers, etc.)
• Administrative Assistant – Nicole Martin
• Division Head – Reiner Kruecken

Computing

• Core Computing and Networking – website
• All requests for computing services (user IDs, accounts, etc.) should be made through the TRIUMF HelpDesk.

Nuclear Medicine Division

• Division Head – Jean-Michel Poutissou

Support groups

Accelerator Operations

• 500 MeV Cyclotron Operations Coordinator – Jamie Cessford
• ISAC Operations Coordinator – Violeta Toma
• TR13 PET Operations Coordinator – Conny Hoehr

Detectors

• Detector Group Leader – Andy Miller
• Engineering/Construction – Robert Henderson
• Vacuum chambers – Wayne Faszer
• Gas handling – Robert Openshaw
• Instrumentation – Grant Sheffer

Data acquisition and analysis

• Data Acquisition Group Leader – Pierre Amaudruz
• Counting rooms – Meson Hall coordinator: Grant Sheffer; ISAC coordinator: Pierre Amaudruz

General support

• Infrastructure – Curtis Ballard (Group Leader, Site Maintenance Services), Doug Preddy (Group Leader, Beamlines Support)
• Engineering and design – Remy Dawson (Division Head, Engineering)
• Safety approval – Reiner Kruecken (Division Head, Science)
• Beam delivery – Colin Morton (Beam Delivery Liaison/Coordinator)

Meson Hall

Beamline, channel and facility coordinators

• M9, M15, M20 – Syd Kreitzman (Group Leader, MMS Facility)
• M11 – Stan Yen
• M13 – Toshio Numao
• PIF & NIF (Proton and Neutron Irradiation Facilities) – Mike Trinczek (Facility Coordinator)
• STF (Solid Target Facility) – David Pearce
• 500 MeV Irradiation Facility – Rene Van den Elzen (Isotope Production and Operations Supervisor)

ISAC

• Targets/Ion Sources, radioactive ion beam development – Pierre Bricault (Group Leader), Marik Dombsky (ISAC Target Scientist), Jens Lassen (Laser Ion Source Spectroscopist)
• Front end and low-energy beam transport – Friedhelm Ames, Colin Morton
• Accelerators and high-energy beam transport – Marco Marchetto, Bob Laxdal
• Beam delivery – Colin Morton

ISAC comprises two experimental halls with a broad range of facilities. Each facility has a local Facility Coordinator who is responsible for the safe operation of the facility and will act as a user and visitor liaison. Interested scientists should contact the appropriate Coordinator from the lists below to obtain more information.

ISAC low-energy experimental facilities

• Collection Station – Friedhelm Ames
• Yield Station – Peter Kunz
• Polarizer – Phil Levy
• βNMR and βNQR – Gerald Morris
• 8π – Adam Garnsworthy
• GPS (general purpose station) – Gordon Ball
• Osaka – John Behr
• Radon EDM – Matt Pearson
• TITAN – Jens Dilling
• TRINAT – John Behr
• Francium Trap – John Behr
• Laser Spectroscopy – Matt Pearson

ISAC-I (accelerated) experimental facilities

• DRAGON – Chris Ruiz
• HEBT-GPS (general purpose station) – Gordon Ball
• TUDA-I, TACTIC (HEBT3) – Lothar Buchmann

ISAC-II experimental facilities

• HERACLES (SEBT1) – Gordon Ball
• TUDA-II (SEBT1) – Chris Ruiz
• SEBT2 (general purpose beamline) – Barry Davids
• EMMA (SEBT3A) (Under construction) – Barry Davids
• TIGRESS (SEBT3B) – Greg Hackman

Complete lists of facility coordinators are available on TRIUMF's documents server (TRIUMF Secure Access ID required):

• Accelerator Division Facility Coordinators (PDF, 94 kB)
• Science Division Facility Coordinators (PDF, 68 kB)