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    Declaration of Intention of Harry Isac Klein

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    Declaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States, as filled out and signed by: Harry Isac Klein Applicant age: 24 Occupation: Laundry Country of Origin: Russia Date of Birth: 23 April 1889 Sailed to the US aboard the vessel: Brazila City of residence at time of declaration: Atlantic City, NJ Declaration submitted and sworn on date: 26 December 191

    2018 REN-ISAC Blended Threat Resilience Workshop Series: Final Findings Report

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    From May to October 2018, REN-ISAC led the development and implementation of six analogous workshops across the United States as part of the 2018 REN-ISAC Blended Threat Resilience Workshop Series. These exercises occurred in Indiana, Arizona, North Carolina, Oregon, Massachusetts, and Florida and involved member and non-member institutions, higher education organizations, and other private and public sector partners involved in higher education security

    Overview of NISC & ISAC

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    Executive Order (EO) 13112 ISAC Federal Advisory Committee Act ISAC Charter ISAC Subcommittees Membership of ISA

    Overview of NISC & ISAC

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    Executive Order (EO) 13112 ISAC Federal Advisory Committee Act ISAC Charter ISAC Subcommittees Membership of ISA

    ISAC

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    ISAC intervention for the early detection and prevention of oral cance

    ISAC

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    ISAC intervention for the early detection and prevention of oral cance

    ISAC

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    ISAC intervention for the early detection and prevention of oral cance

    ISAC

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    ISAC intervention for the early detection and prevention of oral cance

    Radioactive ion beam post-acceleration at ISAC

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    ISAC at TRIUMF is a world-class facility for the production and post-acceleration of radioactive ion beams (RIB). Commissioned in 2002 the ISAC I linear accelerator serves three different beam lines delivering both stable and radioactive species. Two of them are permanent experiments (DRAGON and TUDA); the third one is a general purpose station (GPS). The maximum energy we can reach in ISAC I is 1.8 MeV/u. ISAC II is a phased upgrade of the ISAC facility. The beam coming from ISAC I is injected at 1.5 MeV/u into a new superconducting LINAC. In `Phase I' the LINAC adds 20 MV to the beam energy and 20 MV more will be added in `Phase II'. The paper will give an overview of both the ISAC I and ISAC II accelerators. Operational experience with accelerating RIBs in ISAC I is summarized. First ISAC II commissioning results are presented
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