Elettra Fellows 2023

Peter Kuske

 
Dr. Kuske is a distinguished accelerator physicist who has given fundamental contributions to the understanding of non-linear transverse and longitudinal beam dynamics and instabilities, in particular longitudinal single bunch instabilities driven by coherent synchrotron radiation. He made important contribution to beam diagnostics and later to beam injection techniques. He designed the multipole pulsed injector element tested, constructed and currently used in MAX IV. Dr. Kuske has been a member of the Machine Advisory Committee of Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste and over the last years has provided our institution with many valuable contributions in areas ranging from beam dynamics and instabilities to machine injection strategies, greatly contributing to the success of our organization.
 

Richard Walker

 
Prof. Richard. P. Walker is an illustrious physicist of international repute who has given fundamental contributions to the understanding and development of the insertion devices that produce the electromagnetic radiation in third-generation synchrotron radiation sources and in free-electron laser sources.  Professor Walker has been directly responsible for many of the achievements of the Elettra source. In addition, he has chaired the Machine Advisory Committee of Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste and over the last years has provided our institution with invaluable advice about our plans for accelerator development in Elettra, FERMI and Elettra2.0, greatly contributing to the success of our organization.
 

Kevin Prince

 
Dr. Prince is a distinguished experimental physicist who has given fundamental contributions to the understanding of gas phase and low densitymatter phenomena, also contributing to the development of novel experimental methods of investigation, which utilize the radiation produced by synchrotron and free-electron laser (FEL) sources. Over the last 34 years Dr. Prince has provided our institution with invaluable contributions in different areas of science using synchrotron and FEL radiation, greatly contributing to the success of our organization.