The MUSE project coordinates the activities of about 70 researchers from various European research institutes and industries for the participation to the experiments at the Muon Campus of the Fermi National Laboratory, USA. It promotes international and intersectoral collaboration by means of secondments of personnel, thus enhancing European contribution and visibility in this activity.
The duration of the MUSE project is of four years, thus well adapting to the Muon Campus schedule that will host in the same period two world class experiments dedicated to the search of new physics: Muon g-2, for a ten-fold improvement on the measurement of the muon magnetic anomaly, and Mu2e, for the search of the yet unobserved conversion of a muon to an electron.
