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printed by MICE is a Muon Ionization Cooling Experiment running at the Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory, Chilton UK. Cooled muon beams will be a major technological step towards the development of a "neutrino factory" and "muon collider". A minimum ionizing muon beam will be transversely cooled by stages of -dE/dx in LH absorbers and longitudinal energy restoration in 201MHz RF cavities. The 6D emittance reduction is measured before and after the cooling stage by tracking individual muons through the system. Muon purity is assured by threeTime-of-Flight (TOF) measurements, two threshold Cherenkovs (  ), and a low energy muon/electron ranger KL/EMR (  e). TOF Beam Measurements Electronics Introduction TOFO and TOF1 assembly resolutions measured in 300 MeV/c MICE pion beam (Preliminary) TOFO and TOF1 assembly resolutions measured in 300 MeV/c MICE pion beam (Preliminary) Intrinsic time resolutions of 50 and 62 ps measured.Intrinsic time resolutions of 50 and 62 ps measured. Cherenkov Particle I.d. Summary PID detectors being commissioned in MICE beamline. Initial results very promising. PID detectors being commissioned in MICE beamline. Initial results very promising. Full systems operational in '09 and '10(EMR).Full systems operational in '09 and '10(EMR). Time of Flight System TOF1,2,3 - Three time of flight stations (~60cmx60cm)are positioned in the MICE channel at the start (TOF0), mid(TOF1), and rear(TOF2) positions. TOF0(1,2) station consists of a 10(7,10)X and 10(7,10)Y array constructed of BC404(420) scintillator bar assemblies with dual R4998 PMT (rs=30ps) readout w modified high rate active HV divider. Each assembly gives typically Δto=55ps timing resolution. The expected TOF resolution between 2 stations is ΔTOF 2 ~ 2(Δto/√2) 2 +  2 cable +  2 elec ≤ 75ps 2 MICE Particle i.d. Instrumentation D. Sanders, L. Cremaldi, D. Summers, for the MICE Collaboration Departments of Physics and Astronomy University of Mississippi CKOVab- Two threshold Cherenkov detectors positively identify muons from pions in the upstream MICE beamline. High density aerogels of n=1.12 and n=1.07 were chosen with momentum thresholds for muon I.d. between MeV/c. Cherenkov Radiation in HD Aerogel CkOV Electron Response 5-6 pe per pmt X 4~24 pe KL/EMR KL * /EMR - electron preshower+electron-muon ranger. (* KLOE - KL * /EMR - electron preshower+electron-muon ranger. (* KLOE - Nucl.Instrum.Meth.A598: ,2009) preshower constructed of 0.3mmPb+BF12 fiberKL- preshower constructed of 0.3mmPb+BF12 fiber ( 2.5 Xo, ΔE=7%/ √E, Δt~70ps / √E ) ( 2.5 Xo, ΔE=7%/ √E, Δt~70ps / √E ) 70cm active scintillator w WLS+MAPMT readout ( 58bars x4s0layers = 680mm, 2360 ch )EMR- 70cm active scintillator w WLS+MAPMT readout ( 58bars x4s0layers = 680mm, 2360 ch ) KL TOF1 TOF0 CKOV CKOV aerogel simulatioonl KL response 300 MeV/c  run 50ps 62ps TOF1-TOF0 300 MeV/c 300 MeV/c  +   e KL/EMR  separation in commissioning stage.TOF0-TOF1  separation in commissioning stage. Muon and electron peaks from in-flight  decays Muon and electron peaks from in-flight  decays P th  (MeV/c)P th  (MeV/c) Aerogel Aerogel