Awards and Honors
APS Fellows
1999 - Neuffer, David
Citation: For his many important contributions over the past two decades to advancing the concept of a muon collider.
2001 - Geer, Stephen
Citation: For his leadership in the US effort towards a neutrino factory based on a muon storage ring.
2002 - Mokhov, Nikolai
Citation: For critical contributions to the understanding of the interaction of high energy particle beams with materials.
2005 - Bross, Alan
Citation:
For his pioneering efforts in developing the D0 fiber tracking detector.
European Accelerator Prize
2004 - Shiltsev, Vladimir
Citation: For many important contributions to accelerator physics which include theory, beam simulations, hardware development, hardware commissioning and beam studies. In particular for his pioneering work on electron-lens beam-beam compensation.
Employee Performance Recognition Awards (EPRA)
April 2005 - Bill Ashmanskas for contributions to the Main Injector Dampers
September 2005 - Henryk Piekarz for development of the superconducting transmission line accelerator magnets
August 2006 - Yuri Alexahin for Helix improvements in the Tevatron
September 2007 - Vsevolod Kamerdzhiev for his contribution to and leadership role in the successful compensation of beam-beam effects by electron lenses in the Tevatron
June 2005 - Awarded to Bill Ashmanskas
January 2008 - Nikolai Mokhov received the G. William Morgan Lecturer Award from the President and Board of Directors of the Health Physics Society.