Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota When? Mid-May to Mid-August, 2018 Where? Tate Hall Newly renovated for
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Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota
- When?
– Mid-May to Mid-August, 2018
- Where?
– Tate Hall
- Newly renovated for $95 million
- Rooms for plenary and parallel
sessions, satellite meetings
- WiFi inside and outside with
EDUROAM access
- Previous Meetings
– Snowmass 2013 – AAPT 2015 – CIPANP 2009
Tate Hall Atrium
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Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota
- Logistics
– Three hotels and >50 restaurants within 15 minute walk – LRT to MSP Airport and Minneapolis and St. Paul City Centers (rental car not needed) – Conference Fee:
- ~$25 per day for coffee and
- snacks. No facility costs.
– Banquet Venues
- McNamara Alumni Center
- Weisman Art Museum
- TCF Bank Stadium
- Mississippi Dinner Cruise
Metro Transit Light Rail Train
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Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota
- Other Activities
– Weisman Art Museum – Walker Art and Sculpture – Minneapolis Art Institute – Mall of America and Ikea (no tax on clothes) – Major and minor league baseball – Como Park Zoo and Amusements – Guthrie Theater – Children’s Museum
- Physics Tours
– Sanford Lab – NOvA Ash River Lab
“Spoon and Cherry” at Sculpture Garden
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Proposal for DUNE 2018 Collaboration Meeting at the University of Minnesota
- Why Minnesota?
– Outstanding no cost facilities for meeting – Convenient access with no rental car required – Multiple accommodation
- ptions including dorms
– Attractive venues for accompanying persons and families – Well-located for physics add-
- n trips to Sanford Lab and
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