A Proposal for an ALPs-Chameleon Experiments Station
  It is generally accepted that certain astronomical and cosmological observations can be explained by invoking the concepts of Dark Matter and Dark Energy (DM/DE). Applying straightforward extensions of the Standard Model to DM/DE, results in scalar fields and predictions of particles generation via photo-magnetic coupling . Under the right conditions, these particles should be observable in earth-bound laboratory settings. Although many attempts have been made to observe these particles, none have succeeded.   Heretofore, most searches have focused on detecting multi-GeV Dark Matter WIMPS. Recently, however, searches have been conducted in the lighter dark matter, sub-eV, WISP mass range. By comparison, little has been done to search for dark energy particles. The ALPs-Chameleon Experiments Stations (ACES) program, described herein, proposes a compact station that would search for both dark sector particles.   Finally, it is noted that both "species" of particles - dark energy and dark matter - could be generated at the same time in the same magnetic field with the possibility of interaction between DM and DE particles. Thus, by using standard matter tools to produce particles from both dark sectors, ACES potentially could provide tri-sector discoveries with huge results for very little investment. 
James R. Boyce, Andrei Afanasev, Oliver Keith Baker, and Michelle   Shinn
physics.ins-det hep-ex