Sample Service Statement

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People

Faculty

• Prof. X, 100% of research time, full time on GlueX
• Prof. Y, 75% of research time, also works with ABC Collaboration
• Prof. Z, 30% of research time, also works with DEF Collaboration

PostDocs

• Dr. A, 100% of research time on GlueX
• Dr. B, 40% of research time, spends 60% of time on Experiment GHI

Graduate Students

• M, 100% of research time
• N, 100% of research time
• O, 100% of research time

Responsibilities

Note: please include only current, active responsibilities. This is not meant to be a CV for the group. In general, we would like to know who is doing what right now.

1. Prof. X serves as member of the Collaboration Board and Chairs the xyz Working Group.
2. Prof. Y manages the KLF Thesis Database. His/Her/Their related research work on Experiment ABC entails no overlap with KLF physics.
3. Prof. Z supervises graduates students M and N. His/Her/Their related research on Experiment DEF overlap her work at KLF.
4. Dr. A is responsible for the gain calibrations for the xyz detector. He/She/They is/are also responsible for online and offline monitoring and she manages the Drupal site for KLF Images.
5. Dr. B is responsible for ...
6. Graduate Student M is responsible for the Calibration and Software and is doing some Monte Carlo Tuning.
7. Graduate Student N is responsible for the drift chamber alignments in KLF and the internal CDC alignments and time-to-distance relations. He/She/They also developed the first past timing calibrations.
8. Graduate Student O is currently learning to take over from Graduate Student N.

Physics Interests

1. Hyperon Spectroscopy.
2. Strange Meson Spectroscopy.
3. Primakoff Effect.
4. Beta decay of KL.

Disclosure of Other Research Activities

Prof. Y also works on the ABC collaboration studying XXX, however because the production mechanism and decay channels are different there does not seem to be a conflict of interest with the ongoing work in the KLF collaboration. Our group also has graduated students P and Q and postdoc Dr. C, who are working exclusively with the ABC collaboration and regularly meetings where we discuss preliminary KLF analyses.