The NA58 COMPASS target starts to use a new 180 mrad acceptance
superconducting solenoid for the run 2006. Three target cells instead of two
in runs 2001 - 2004 will be used to reduce systematic errors in the asymmetry
measurement.  The new polarization data measured with nuclear magnetic
resonance from deuteron target 6LiD and proton target NH3 needs to be compared
with data from previous runs. Also the material packing in case of three
target cells can be simulated to understand the geometrical cuts used in the
physics data analysis.  

Mainly physics 40 %, but also engineering skills 30 % and computing 
capabilities are needed 30 %.

Possibility to see large scale experiment taking data with international 
research group. Gives insight to the problems in condensed matter physics 
and to spin physics in domain of elementary particles at the same time.