Π polarizability Meeting Mar 25, 2020

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Meeting Info.

Meeting Time And Location

10:00 EST (JLab time)

CC L207

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  1. Previous meeting: Feb 26, 2020
  2. Announcements
  3. Update on Run
  4. Update on Engineering/Design
  5. MWPC Update (Rory)
  6. Data Analysis - Andrew
  7. Preparations for Jeopardy
  8. Other business
  9. Next meeting

Dear Dr. Miskimen,



Based upon the 12 GeV era Jeopardy policy established in 2016,
(see http://www.jlab.org/exp_prog/PACpage/PAC47/Jeopardy_2016_Final.pdf) your
previously approved experiment, E12-13-008, will be considered in Jeopardy at the
next PAC meeting, PAC48.



While it is not required, you may submit a short update (10 pages maximum) that
focuses on any new developments since your previous PAC approval that the PAC
should consider in their new evaluation of your proposal. This optional update document
will be due 8:00 a.m. EDT (Eastern Daylight Time) on Monday, June 1, 2020, same as for
new proposals.



At the PAC meeting, you will be scheduled (whether you submit a written update or not)
for a 10 minute presentation, followed by 10 minutes of questions/discussion. Your
presentation should contain a single slide summarizing the goal and motivation of
the experiment followed by up to 9 slides (no slide animation or overlays for any of
the 10 slides) focused on new developments since your previous PAC approval.



If the PAC recommends that your experiment remain on the books as an approved
experiment, it will continue to be eligible for scheduling for the next 4 years when it
would again need to be considered for Jeopardy if it has not been scheduled in that
time frame.



Please acknowledge receipt of this email to Susan Brown sbrown@jlab.org at your
earliest convenience.

 

Bob McKeown

Deputy Director for Science