A neutral polar molecule can interact with an external electric field
 through its electric dipole moment. Therefore, it is possible to design a storage ring
 of molecules for various new experiments including the possibility of
 Bose-Einstein condensation of molecules.
 H. Nishimura will present a desktop storage ring of molecule ND3 running
 at 90 m/s. It has a racetrack lattice that fits the site of 1.5 m x 0.5 m.
 He modified his Tracy2 in C++ to design and simulate such a ring. It must
 be quite interesting to see how accelerator physics works for a neutral polar
 molecule that runs at 200 MPH!  He is working with H. Gould, J. Kalnins,  G. Lambertson.
 H. Gould will be also there for discussion.