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Recent News

 

2013.06.07
The experimental run 11027B (d,n studies using MONA-LISA and VANDLE) has been completed at the NSCL. More...

2013.01.30
The article "First Observation of the 13Li Ground State" was publishedin PRC. More...

2012.08.17
The Annual Beaver Island Meeting begins. Faculty and students gather to discuss the the status of data analysis and publication and plan for future experiments. More...

 

 
 

Detectors

 

The MoNA Facility is made up of four main components. The Modular Neutron Array (MoNA) is a highly-efficency neutron detector which measures the properties of the neutrons coming from the reaction. It's companion detector, the Large multi-Instituional Scintillator Array (LISA), is of a similar design. The Sweeper Magnet is a high-field dipole magnet that "sweeps" the charged particles into the Charged Particle Detector Box. The Charged Particle system includes Cathode-ray Drift tube detectors and a CsI(Na) hodoscope.

MoNA Sweeper Layout

For more information about the Sweeper, MoNA, LISA and the Charged Particle Detectors visit their individual pages.

 

 
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