The High Intensity Heavy-ion Accelerator Facility (HIAF) will be one of the world’s leading heavy-ion accelerators in the near future that enables to explore the unknown territories in nuclear chart, atomic physics research in experiments and heavy-ion applications. This facility is composed of a fully superconducting linear accelerator iLINAC, a fast-cycling synchrotron BRing, and six...
Since 2013, the Korea Multi-purpose Accelerator Complex (KOMAC) has been operating a 100 MeV linear proton accelerator. Designed from its inception with the long-term vision of upgrading to a high-power spallation neutron source, KOMAC's proton accelerator aims to achieve a final energy of 1 GeV. As an intermediate milestone toward this goal, a 200 MeV energy upgrade is currently being...
Commissioning of the China Spallation Neutron Source (CSNS) began in 2018, achieving a neutron production beam power of 100 kW. An upgrade program CSNS-II launched in 2024 aims to reach 500 kW within the next few years. Throughout these developments, several multidisciplinary application facilities have been deployed or are planned for deployment: Associated Proton Beam Experiment Platform,...
