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Ryan Bodenstein is listed as Staff Accelerator Scientist III at Jefferson Lab, a company with 878 employees, based in Newport News, Virginia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at jlab.org, phone signal with area code 434, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Ryan Bodenstein.
Ryan Bodenstein previously worked as Staff Scientist II - Center for Advanced Study of Accelerators (CASA) at Jefferson Lab and Adjunct Associate Research Professor at Old Dominion University. Ryan Bodenstein holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering Physics/Applied Physics from University Of Virginia.
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About Ryan Bodenstein
I am an accelerator physicist, with over 20 years of experience working on the various aspects of particle accelerator R&D, design, technology, simulations, and diagnostics. The majority of my work has involved beam dynamics and optics, but I have also worked with Operations, Superconducting Radio Frequency (SRF) technology, and public outreach. I have taught at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. I have lived and worked in 5 countries on 3 continents.I received my Ph.D. in Applied Physics at the University of Virginia. I performed my dissertation work in the Center for the Advanced Study of Accelerators (CASA) group at Jefferson Lab.I worked as a Research Fellow at the Rare Isotope Science Project (RISP), which is part of the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) in Daejeon, South Korea. My work focused on the simulation and design of the Low Energy Beam Transport (LEBT) section of the main driver linac for the RAON accelerator. I also designed and simulated a modified LEBT for a planned test facility.I spent nearly 3 years based at the University of Oxford, and over 1 year based at CERN , investigating the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC) and International Linear Collider (ILC) beam delivery system. I also used BDSIM to investigate the design and power deposition of the CLIC post-collision line.For nearly 2 years, I worked at the MYRRHA Project at SCK CEN in Mol, Belgium as the Beam Optics Expert, primarily investigating the HEBT beam optics for the various target facilities. This included proton transport and rastering to an ISOL target, a Fusion Target Station, and a beam dump. I also worked on the optics and layout of the MEBT region. This work also involved close collaboration with external partners. I am currently a Staff Scientist II in the Center for Advanced Study of Accelerators (CASA), where I investigate a wide range of topics, including a proposed FFA-based CEBAF Upgrade, an ERL experiment at CEBAF, as well as CEBAF Operations. I have been PI on two LDRD grants: one for FFA@CEBAF optics, and one for studies of permanent magnet degradation in a radiation environment.
Listed skills include Physics, Mathematica, Experimentation, Scientific Computing, and 22 others.
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Staff Scientist Ii - Center For Advanced Study Of Accelerators (Casa)
CurrentIn the CASA group, I've been working on a wide variety of topics. The majority of my work recently has focused on a possible future energy upgrade to CEBAF using FFA recirculating arcs (FFA@CEBAF). I have been PI on two LDRD grants related to this project: one for beam dynamics simulation work, and another to study the resiliency of permanent magnets in a.
Adjunct Associate Research Professor
CurrentThis position in the physics department is mainly to allow my presence on PhD committees, including for my own students.
Beam Optics Expert For The Myrrha Project
I was the Beam Optics Expert in the MINERVA Design and Build Institute for the MYRRHA Project at SCK CEN (Belgian Nuclear Research Centre).I was responsible for the beamline and optics design for the various target facilities, including proton beam transport and rastering to the ISOL target, a fusion target, and various dumps. I also worked extensively in.
Project Associate
I continued my work on the CLIC and ILC projects. My focus was on beam delivery system tuning simulations using PLACET and GUINEA-PIG, as well as investigating the CLIC post-collision line at 380 GeV using BDSIM.
Postdoctoral Research Assistant - John Adams Institute For Accelerator Science
I was a member of the FONT (Feedback On Nanosecond Timescales) project in the Department of Particle Physics at the University of Oxford. More information on this project can be found at the website: http://www-pnp.physics.ox.ac.uk/~font/index.html.My work focused on simulations of the IP Feedback system for CLIC and the ILC using the LinSim framework for.
Research Fellow
Low Energy Beam Transport (LEBT) design and simulation using Trace 3-D, TRANSPORT, and TRACK. These simulations involved the simultaneous acceleration of non-relativistic, multiple charge state beams in an electrostatic lattice.I also designed and simulated the initial LEBT that is to be used in the planned test facility.
Graduate Student
Studied applied physics (more precisely, particle accelerator physics). Research had me at Jefferson Lab in Newport News, VA.My dissertation involved the development of a beamline characterization and tuning procedure for the CEBAF machine at Jefferson Lab. It has been used in the 12 GeV Upgrade.
Graduate Student
Studied accelerator physics. Work focused on operationally-oriented beam dynamics and diagnostics.
Student
Majored in Physics. Senior research was on measuring group velocity dispersion using white light interferometry. I was a Resident Assistant for a year. I played on the ice hockey team. When I attended Mary Washington, it was still MWC.
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Ryan Bodenstein education
Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering Physics/Applied Physics
Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Physics
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Ryan Bodenstein works for Jefferson Lab.
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Ryan Bodenstein is listed as Staff Accelerator Scientist III at Jefferson Lab.
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Ryan Bodenstein is based in Newport News, Virginia, United States while working with Jefferson Lab.
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Ryan Bodenstein has worked for Jefferson Lab, Old Dominion University, Sck Cen, Cern, and University Of Oxford.
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Ryan Bodenstein holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering Physics/Applied Physics from University Of Virginia.
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Ryan Bodenstein is listed with skills including Physics, Mathematica, Experimentation, Scientific Computing, Latex, Matlab, Accelerator Physics, and Linear Accelerators.
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