Ready to welcome everyone to the Inaugural US Muon Collider meeting! #usmcc

Big advancements and much to do for the 10 TeV muon collider detector as told by Larry Lee #usmcc

A big moment of inspiration and motivation from Larry Lee: Let’s make the collider of the future

While a muon collider is certainly novel and complex, so are other colliders like FCChh. We have a lot of work to do, regardless!

🎶 Do do do do… do do do do dooo 🎶

Lots happened at the MDI workshop, still lots to do

Muons decay and it’s kind of a pain… but we have plenty of person-power dedicated to mitigating beam-induced background

The theme of #usmcc is that of optimism— Let’s propel the next generation of HEP into the future

Just in case you were wondering if the #usmcc was well attended, we can confirm community excitement is strong!

Day 2 of #usmcc kicked off with a reminder that theory goals are tied to detector technology, and a reminder that now is the right time in history to chase to MuC

Muons and neutrinos have an important synergy because you can’t have one without the other. A muon collider can therefore also function as a precision was high energy experiment for neutrino physics

IMCC and #usmcc should work together to realize a muon collider anywhere in the world

Today’s sessions are geared towards setting up newcomers to muon collider for making more progress

We need a demonstrator, no way around it

Last physics talk by Nima Arkani-Hamed, and the message is clear: We have open questions in particle physics, and a muon collider is a tool unlike any other that can help us answer these questions

The inaugural meeting of the U.S. muon collider community was hosted at Fermilab this week!

This was a great meeting with incredible enthusiasm and physics! Hopefully we can make the dream of a Muon Collider come true Fermilab

For accelerator physicists Stony Brook University has a tenure track search this year. Work on advancing accelerator physics for future colliders such as the EIC which will be housed at BNL , Higgs factories, or 10 TeV pCM(e.g. Muon Collider ) is especially welcome: apply.interfolio.com/153473

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