We particularly encourage students and early career researchers to come to the user meeting, so that they can learn about the latest results from the muon community, network with others and can provide their input in the discussions about the latest developments at the facilities.
On the first day, there will be a session for students and early career researchers to contribute a ‘flash talk’ of about 10 minutes about their research involving muons. Talk titles and abstracts can be submitted when registering, and talks can be about any subject area where muons have (or will) be used for science.
