DOE Office of High Energy Physics Report to the Astronomy and Astrophysics Advisory Committee Agency Overview

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DOE Office of High Energy Physics Report to
theAstronomy and Astrophysics Advisory Committee
Agency Overview

• Kathy Turner
• Office of High Energy Physics, Office of Science
• Department of Energy
• Oct. 14th, 2008

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HEP Organization Chart
Office of High Energy Physics
HEP Budget and Planning Dean Oyler Jerry
Blazey (IPA)
HEP Operations Kathy Yarmas Marsha Marsden
Dennis Kovar Katie Perine Rachel Grayson
Research Technology Division
Facilities Division
Dennis Kovar Vera Bibbs Rachel Grayson
Glen Crawford Sherry Pepper-Roby
Donna Lang Kristi Naehr
Wanda Morris
Physics Research
Facilities Development
Facility Operations
Research Technology
Instrumentation Major Systems
Proton Accelerator Physics Saul Gonzalez Amber
Boehnlein (Detailee) Dave Muller (IPA)
Accelerator Science Phil Debenham
Fermilab Complex Mike Procario
General Accelerator RD Bruce Strauss
NOvA Mike Procario Minerva Ted Lavine
(IPA) Daya Bay Ted Lavine (IPA) DES Kathy
Turner CDMS Howard Nicholson (IPA)
Detector RD Howard Nicholson (IPA)
LHC Operations Amber Boehnlein (Detailee)
LARP L.K. Len
Electron Accelerator Physics John Kogut
Computational HEP John Kogut Don Petravick
(Detailee)
Other Operations (SLAC/Other Labs) John Kogut
SRF RD Bill Weng (IPA)
Non-Accelerator Physics Kathy Turner Eli
Rosenberg (IPA)
SBIR/STTR L.K. Len
JDEM Kathy Turner
ILC RD Jerry Blazey (IPA)
Theoretical Physics Chung Leung (IPA)
Denotes base position
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Office of Science
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The Office of Science
Note The FY08 appropriation was 689M. Later,
we received 32M as a supplement ? Total FY08
721M. Our FY08 base remained at 689M.
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SC Request vs. Appropriation History (FY 2008)
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DOE Office of Science (SC)

• The Office of Science is the single largest
  supporter of basic research in the physical
  sciences in the United States, providing more
  than 40 percent of total funding for this vital
  area of national importance. It oversees and is
  the principal federal funding agency of the
  Nations research programs in high-energy
  physics, nuclear physics, and fusion energy
  sciences.
• The Office of Science provides grants to
  universities and other institutions to work on
  research in our program.
• The Office of Science manages 10 world-class
  laboratories, which often are called the crown
  jewels of our national research infrastructure.
  The national laboratory system, created over a
  half-century ago, is the most comprehensive
  research system of its kind in the world.
• Five are multi-program facilities Argonne
  National Laboratory, Brookhaven National
  Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National
  Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and
  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The other
  five are single-program national laboratories
  Ames Laboratory, Fermi National Accelerator
  Laboratory, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator
  Facility, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory,
  and Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.

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DOE Office of Science (SC) Office of High Energy
Physics (OHEP)

• DOE OHEP Program is the U.S. Federal Steward of
  HEP research
• providing over 90 of federal support
  (remainder primarily NSF)
• designs, constructs and operates research
  facilities
• supports researchers at universities and
  laboratories to carry out the research
• develops advanced technologies and next
  generation scientific/technical workforce
• OHEPs Mission is to maintain the Nations
  competency/leadership in HEP research
• With the responsibility to
• establish a strategic plan that address the
  identified scientific opportunities
• formulate, justify and defend Budget Requests to
  implement that plan
• effectively manage the funding obtained to
  deliver significant outcomes

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DOE Office of Science (SC) Office of High Energy
Physics (OHEP)