GRETINA-GRETA Users Group

GRETINA - GRETA Users Group

Established in 2012, the GRETINA-GRETA Users Group is an open organization of scientists interested in using GRETINA (and in the future, GRETA) for scientific research.  The Users Group Charter is available here.

If you are interested in joining the users group, sign up now by emailing your information to hlcrawford@lbl.gov.

The GRETINA-GRETA Users Group is represented by the GRETINA-GRETA Users Executive Committee (GUEC).

GRETA Working Groups (established 08/2017)

• • Electronics - Chris Campbell (LBNL) & Mike Carpenter (ANL)

  • GRETA Algorithms (Decomposition & Tracking) - Torben Lauritsen (ANL) & David Radford (ORNL)

  • GRETA Analysis & Simulations - Peter Bender (UMass Lowell) & Lew Riley (Ursinus College)

  • Auxiliary Detectors - Walter Reviol (ANL) & Ching-Yen Wu (LLNL)

  • Large Facility Interfaces - Mitch Allmond (ORNL) & Hiro Iwasaki (MSU)

GRETA Working Groups:   Working Group Registration

Community Endorsements for GRETA

“The SAC viewed the science addressed in your submission as having the highest scientific priority and this was communicated to the FRIB Laboratory Director. […] The SAC reiterates the support for GRETA in the LRP and looks forward to the initiation of GRETA construction following the successful campaign of GRETINA at the NSCL..” 

-- 2011 FRIB SAC Report  

 “Construction of GRETA should begin immediately upon the successful completion of the GRETINA array” 

-- 2007 NSAC Long Range Plan 

“The detection of γ-ray emissions from excited nuclei plays a vital and ubiquitous role in nuclear science. The physics justification for a 4π tracking array is extremely compelling, spanning a wide range of fundamental questions in nuclear structure, nuclear astrophysics, and weak interactions.” 

-- 2002 NSAC Long Range Plan