Tobias Junginger

I am interested in accelerator physics in general and particularly in superconducting radiofrequency cavities. I hold a joint appointment with TRIUMF, Canada's particle accelerator centre. Most of the graduate projects I offer are based at TRIUMF and in collaboration with TRIUMF accelerator division members from the UVic adjunct faculty. Projects are within but not limited to these areas:

• Superconducting Radiofrequency Cavities
  • Material studies using betaNMR, muon spin rotation and electron microscopy techniques
  • Performance optimization of cavities for heavy ion-accelerators
• Target and Ion Sources
• Intense Beams

Optimization of superconducting cavities is a research area closely related to material science. Therefore, I am also a member of the Centre for Advanced Materials and Related Technology (CAMTEC).

Current graduate students

• Asaduzzaman Md (PhD)
• Daniel Turner (PhD, Lancaster University, UK)
• Ruth Gregory (MSc)
• Mina Abbaslou (PhD)
• Ferran Boix-Pamies (PhD)

Publications

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