Moving MoNA During 2007 NSCL Reconfiguration (IMAGE)

Michigan State University

Moving MoNA During 2007 NSCL Reconfiguration

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Undergraduates from 10 different institutions assembled the Modular Neutron Array (MoNA) at the Michigan State University National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory in 2002. MoNA collaborators were back to help move the detector as part of the 2007 NSCL reconfiguration, a $2.7 million project that will keep the laboratory's science program at the cutting edge of nuclear science and allow for tests of technologies critical to next-generation rare isotope beam facilities. Pictured here from left to right helping to move MoNA: Amy Deline, Central Michigan University; Artemis Spyrou, NSCL; Greg Christian, NSCL; Ruth Howes, Marquette University.

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