Ken McMullen films at SLAC.
(Image courtesy of Brad Plummer.)

Arrows of Time to Show at SLAC

by Kelen Tuttle

Arrows of Time, a film by award-winning artist Ken McMullen, will show SLAC's own Phil Bucksbaum, Roger Blandford, Maruša Bradač, Michael Peskin, and Neil Calder in their cinematic debuts this evening as part of the San Francisco Film Festival. The film premieres tonight at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Sunday afternoon at the Exploratorium. Ticket information and a critical review are available online.

But if you miss the premiere screenings, don't despair! Arrows of Time will come to SLAC's Kavli Auditorium at 4:15 p.m. on Monday, April 30th. McMullen will introduce the film and field questions afterward.

McMullen filmed the interviews shown in the Arrows of Time on a visit to SLAC last November. Now working on a full-length feature film based on the same subject, he spent this past week again filming at the lab. Come meet McMullen this Monday afternoon!

SULI Program Seeks Resident Advisor

by Mike Woods

The 2006 SULI students.
(Click on image for larger version.)

The Summer Undergraduate Laboratory Internship program (SULI) is seeking a graduate student or postdoc to be a Resident Associate/Advisor (RA) this summer. In exchange for RA duties during the 9-week program, the RA lives for free in the SULI house on Stanford campus.

Approximately two dozen SULI students work with scientists mentors at the lab each summer, doing research on real projects and writing up their findings. Many participants in the program have decided on a career in science and engineering because of their summer experience.

The RA position is a good opportunity for a SLAC user to live close to the lab from June 24th through August 25th. Candidates need to be at least graduating seniors. For more details, contact SULI Program Leader Mike Woods at mwoods@slac.stanford.edu.

ILC NewsLine Quarterly

NewsLine Q is a new quarterly print publication for the broad scientific and academic communities who are interested in following the progress and activities of the International Linear Collider. Published by the Global Design Effort, NewsLine Q will report on the latest advancements for ILC research and development each quarter. Access the first issue of NewsLine Q on the International Linear Collider website.

Second International School for Linear Colliders Announced

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Erice, Italy

The second accelerator school dedicated to linear colliders will be held from October 1st through 10th in Erice, Italy. The primary focus of the school will be on the International Linear Collider (ILC), but it will also cover multi-TeV colliders, such as the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC). Detailed information and applications can be found at the Linear Collider website.

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Ken McMullen films at SLAC. (Image courtesy of Brad Plummer.) Arrows of Time to Show at SLAC by Kelen Tuttle Arrows of Time, a film by award-winning artist Ken McMullen, will show SLAC's own Phil Bucksbaum, Roger Blandford, Maruša Bradač, Michael Peskin, and Neil Calder in their cinematic debuts this evening as part of the San Francisco Film Festival. The film premieres tonight at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Sunday afternoon at the Exploratorium. Ticket information and a critical review are available online. But if you miss the premiere screenings, don't despair! Arrows of Time will come to SLAC's Kavli Auditorium at 4:15 p.m. on Monday, April 30th. McMullen will introduce the film and field questions afterward. McMullen filmed the interviews shown in the Arrows of Time on a visit to SLAC last November. Now working on a full-length feature film based on the same subject, he spent this past week again filming at the lab. Come meet McMullen this Monday afternoon!

SULI Program Seeks Resident Advisor by Mike Woods The 2006 SULI students. (Click on image for larger version.) The Summer Undergraduate Laboratory Internship program (SULI) is seeking a graduate student or postdoc to be a Resident Associate/Advisor (RA) this summer. In exchange for RA duties during the 9-week program, the RA lives for free in the SULI house on Stanford campus. Approximately two dozen SULI students work with scientists mentors at the lab each summer, doing research on real projects and writing up their findings. Many participants in the program have decided on a career in science and engineering because of their summer experience. The RA position is a good opportunity for a SLAC user to live close to the lab from June 24th through August 25th. Candidates need to be at least graduating seniors. For more details, contact SULI Program Leader Mike Woods at mwoods@slac.stanford.edu.	ILC NewsLine Quarterly NewsLine Q is a new quarterly print publication for the broad scientific and academic communities who are interested in following the progress and activities of the International Linear Collider. Published by the Global Design Effort, NewsLine Q will report on the latest advancements for ILC research and development each quarter. Access the first issue of NewsLine Q on the International Linear Collider website. Second International School for Linear Colliders Announced from ILC NewsLine Erice, Italy The second accelerator school dedicated to linear colliders will be held from October 1st through 10th in Erice, Italy. The primary focus of the school will be on the International Linear Collider (ILC), but it will also cover multi-TeV colliders, such as the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC). Detailed information and applications can be found at the Linear Collider website.	Events (see all \| submit) April 30: (11:00 a.m.) SSRL Seminar: Design of the NSLS-II Storage Ring April 30: (1:30 p.m.) SSRL Seminar: Status of SOLEIL: from Commissioning to Light Delivery to Users Access (see all) Alpine Gate & PEP Ring Road closed Gates 17 & 30 open 24-7 Research Yard bisected Announcements (see all \| submit) Lab Announcements Updated SON training released Stanford Wellness Fair - May 9 Workshop: Selecting Mutual Funds Community Bulletin Board Photos from Pief's birthday party now online News (see all \| submit) To Boldly Do What No Laser Has Done Before R&D Magazine Astrophysics: The Answer is Blowing in the Wind Nature Closing the Gap: Descent of the Last LHC Magnet Interactions.org Fermilab Update on Inner Triplets Fermilab Today
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