[Neutron] IPNS Call for Proposals

[IPNSProposal]

The IPNS Call for Proposal Deadline: May 15, 2005
Scheduling experiments for the period: August to December 2005
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 Electronic Retrieval of Proposal Forms:

 A Microsoft Word version of the IPNS Proposal Form can be obtained from the
IPNS Web page http://www.pns.anl.gov/.  Click on "Proposals".  Submission of
proposals for continuation experiments must also include an experimental
report form describing previous results.  The experimental report form is
also available on the IPNS web site.
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Electronic submission of proposals is preferred.

Please submit proposals as an attachment to an e-mail to
IPNSproposal at anl.gov.   E-mail submissions will be accepted as original.
Confirmation will be made upon receipt and verification of format. 

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Mail or FAX Submission of Proposals:

Mail to Maria Heinig, User Administrator
Argonne National Laboratory
IPNS, Bldg. 360
9700 S. Cass Ave., Argonne, IL 60439
FAX to 630-252-4163

SIGNATURE REQUIRED ON ALL MAIL OR FAX COPIES.

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PUBLICATIONS

Mail publication copies or lists to:
Nicole Green
Argonne National Laboratory
IPNS, Bldg. 360, F-201

9700 S. Cass Ave., Argonne, IL 60439

Contact Nicole for a list of your publications or for more information
regarding IPNS publications.
Tel: 630-252-7820

Fax: 630-252-7722; E-mail: ipnspub at anl.gov

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For further information regarding proposals contact: 

Maria Heinig - IPNS User Administrator
Tel: 630-252-6485
Fax: 630-252-4163
E-mail: mheinig at anl.gov 

For information regarding visiting IPNS see the following web site
http://www.pns.anl.gov/visiting/  or contact the IPNS User Administrator.

 
Please forward this message to anyone who may be interested in submitting a
proposal to IPNS. If you would like to be deleted from our mailing list,
please respond with DELETE in the Subject line.

Programmatic Proposals

IPNS will accept Programmatic proposals for many instruments.  Programmatic
proposals are similar to regular proposals, except that they require a more
extensive "scientific background" that justifies access to IPNS instruments
for two years.  The number of days requested will be those needed for the
next cycle only.

Programmatic proposals are identified by the first two words in the abstract
("Programmatic Proposal").  The same form is used for regular and
programmatic proposals and the submittal procedure is the same.   

The Program Advisory Committee (PAC) evaluates the proposal once upon
arrival and assigns a Numeric Rating (NR) as for other proposals.  As for
all other proposals, programmatic proposals will be granted time based on
the NR.  For the following 3 cycles the Instrument Scientist (IS) or
designate will communicate with the PI to assign days based on needs and the
original NR.

The IS (or a combination of ISs if time on more than one instrument is
awarded) will review the scientific productivity of each programmatic
proposal.  Continued access to instruments will be granted only to
productive proposals.  Renewals will be considered after 2 years and will
require PAC review. 

For further information or questions, contact the respective Instrument
Scientist (contact information at IPNS website)
http://www.pns.anl.gov/proposalcall/ 

 

 

Maria Heinig

IPNS Division - Bldg. 360

Argonne National Laboratory

9700 S. Cass Avenue

Argonne, IL 60439

(630) 252-6485

Fax: (630) 252-4163

mheinig at anl.gov

http://www.pns.anl.gov <http://www.pns.anl.gov/> 

 

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