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15 September 2005

| 15 September 2005 Snowmass is now behind us and we are ready to begin to assess the outcomes from that successful workshop and to move on to our challenging next goal for this fall, to create a baseline configuration and alternatives for the ILC. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: ,

EDMS

| 8 September 2005 EDMS. All of us in the ILC design community need to become familiar with this acronym. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged:

1 September 2005

| 1 September 2005 The two-week linear collider workshop at Snowmass is now over. Both the 2nd ILC Workshop and the 2005 International Linear Collider Physics and Detector Workshops were great successes. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: ,

25 August 2005

| 25 August 2005 One of the liveliest and most interesting working groups at Snowmass has been the so-called cost/engineering global group. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: ,

18 August 2005

| 18 August 2005 I have been writing the Director's Corner weekly since 8 June 2005, and this edition represents my tenth column. It was never my intent that the Director's Corner be a standalone communication, but rather that it be part of a weekly newsletter.

10 August 2005

| Next week the Snowmass ILC Workshop will begin. More than 600 participants have already signed up. Snowmass promises to be a very exciting and productive two weeks for the ILC. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged:

3 August 2005

| The Worldwide Study of the Physics and Detectors for Future e+e- Linear Colliders has played a key role in organizing the global efforts on physics and detectors for the ILC. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: ,

27 July 2005

| I am often asked where the ILC will be sited. The mere fact that I am asked such a question tells me that some of you think we know more than we are revealing about where the ILC will eventually be located. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged:

20 July 2005

| Almost a year ago, the International Technology Recommendation Panel recommended that the linear collider be based on superconducting RF technology. The panel report added some important comments regarding this technology. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged:

13 July 2005

| This week, the "8th ACFA Workshop on Physics and Detectors at the Linear Collider" is being held in Daegu, Korea. ACFA stands for the Asian Committee for Future Accelerators. Category: Director's Corner | Tagged: