Motivation
The 6th Slow Extraction Workshop (SX 2025), hosted by Brookhaven National Laboratory, will be held at the Stony Brook University Wang Center from October 6-9, 2025. The SX 2025 Workshop will address topical issues associated with Slow Extraction, as well as provide a forum for experts to share research and experiences in this specialized accelerator subfield.
In July 2016, GSI hosted the first in a new series of workshops aimed at the issues, technologies, innovations, and theory of slowly extracting beams from particle accelerators. They assembled experts from around the world and ran a successful and meaningful meeting, summarized on this site. A workshop on slow extraction had not taken place prior to this since 2002 and 2005 when two ICFA mini workshops covered related topics. Our punishment for their success was a continuation of the workshop as a series, hosted by CERN in 2017, Fermilab in 2019, KEK/JPARC in 2022, and most recently by Wiener Neustadt in 2024.
Poster Contributions:
Poster presentations will be accepted at this workshop. This is an excellent opportunity to present recent results not discussed in detail by the talks. It is also an opportunity for facilities to highlight capabilities and special features. Posters presented at previous conferences are accepted.
