SSRL SPEAR/Beam Line Schedules
Contact the User Office if you have questions about COVID-19 impacts on your experiments Submit proposals and BTRs by posted deadlines.
- USER ACCESS REQUIREMENTS:
- Register in the user portal and be listed on a scheduled experiment.
- Ensure that your institution has a User Agreement – This MUST be completed by an appropriate institution official BEFORE beam time.
- Review access procedures and provide required identification documents to the VUE Center (see additonal requirements for foreign nationals who are required to provide documents before obtaining a SLAC ID#).
- If authorized to be on-site, confirm vaccination status, complete health check and required training before coming to SLAC.
- Note: Contact SSRL beamline scientists or floor support staff to coordinate mail-in/remote access or other visits, or contact the User office for assistance.
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LODGING: Reserve rooms at the GUEST HOUSE using the SLAC User Reservations Portal to access user rooms and rates (specify SSRL, proposal number and spokesperson when making reservations through the user reservations portal).
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FOOD: Visit the SLACafé Monday–Friday 7 am–2 pm. Other FOOD OPTIONS maay include restaurants that deliver to SLAC Main Gate/Guest House.
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NEWS: Stay informed by subscribing to SSRL Headline News (send e-mail to with "subscribe ssrl-headlines" in the body).
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WORK SAFELY: Be aware and exercise caution when visiting SLAC, particularly during construction. Contact Security if help is needed or to report any problems or suspicious activity: 650-926-2551. For EMERGENCIES, CALL 911 OR 5555.
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