The CHESS User Meeting will take place June 6th, 2023 at Cornell University followed by several days of workshops.
Please read on and explore the links below for more information.
We are excited to see everyone gather in person for a day filled with updates from around the lab, scientific talks, awards, and a poster session. If you can't make it in person you can join via Zoom. More info on joining remotely can be found on the registration page.
Every year, we recognize the best publication by a student published during the past year with the CHESS Student Paper Award. The award consists of a $500 cash prize and an invited presentation at the User Meeting. Please consider nominating an outstanding student for the student paper award. Details here.
We encourage you to present your research at CHESS by presenting a poster during the poster session. The best posters presented in the poster session will receive an award. More details on the submission process and award can be found here.
We are also hosting two workshops on the days that follow the user meeting. You can register for these on the User Meeting registration page.
- High Magnetic Field Beamline - June 7th
- High Pressure MX - June 7th-11th
If you have questions please reach out to the CHESS Users Office.
Registration - User Meeting - 2023
Agenda - User Meeting - 2023
The 2023 CHESS User Meeting will feature two corresponding workshops: One on our new High Magnetic Field Beamline and one on High Pressure MX.
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At the CHESS User Meeting, we recognize the best student paper based on research performed at CHESS during the past year.
The Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) invites all scientists, researchers, post-docs, and students to submit posters for the Poster Session to be held during the Annual User Meeting.
The CHESS Users' Executive Committee (UEC) is currently soliciting nominations for the election of new members for the upcoming three-year term (2023-2026).
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