The US Muon Collider Collaboration (USMCC) is a community of researchers working to advance the science and technology needed for a future muon collider. Its central goal is to explore the energy frontier, including the potential to reach energies beyond 10 TeV, through a compact and energy-efficient accelerator concept. The collaboration supports research and development across accelerator systems, detectors, physics studies, and dedicated software, while connecting US efforts with the wider international muon collider community.

USMCC highlights work on accelerator challenges related to muon lifetime, including target technology, high-field magnets, and ionization cooling. Its detector and software activities address beam-induced backgrounds, high event rates, radiation exposure, and methods for identifying signals. The collaboration also shares the physics case for a muon collider and points visitors to relevant community reports and resources.

USMCC welcomes new members and encourages interested researchers to contact its coordination mailing list, co-chairs, or relevant contacts. Its work aims to build the research foundation and expertise required for a future collider demonstrator and possible construction.