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EP R&D Day 2021
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By zoom only !!! Link will be added soon,
Description
CERN’s Experimental Physics department has defined a strategic R&D programme on Technologies for future experiments which was officially launched in January 2020.
The 2021 EP R&D day will serve to review the progress and plans of the 11 work packages after almost 2 years of research activities.
In view of gradual approval of the EIC project in the US, we devote the second half day to technological needs and possible cooperation with groups involved in detector R&D for the EIC.
We hoped that the event can be run in mixed mode, however we finally decided to run it via zoom only.
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Session 1 (EP R&D status and plans)
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WP1.1Speaker: Victor Coco (CERN)
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a) Sensor design and productionSpeaker: Marius Mahlum Halvorsen (University of Oslo (NO))
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b) CharacterisationSpeaker: Vagelis Gkougkousis (CERN)
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c) SimulationSpeaker: Jakob Haimberger (Technische Universitaet Wien (AT))
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WP1.3Speaker: Petra Riedler (CERN)
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a) IntroductionSpeaker: Petra Riedler (CERN)
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b) Interconnect developments for hybrid and monolithic pixel detectorsSpeaker: Peter Svihra (University of Manchester (GB))
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c) Multi-chip module studies using the MALTA monolithic pixel chipSpeaker: Florian Dachs (CERN)
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WP1.4Speaker: Michael Moll (CERN)
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a) IntroductionSpeaker: Michael Moll (CERN)
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b) Characterization of radiation damage to LGAD sensorsSpeaker: Esteban Curras Rivera (CERN)
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c) Revising the NIEL- Non Ionizing Energy Loss HypothesisSpeaker: Vendula Subert (Hamburg University (DE))
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d) Two-Photon Absorption TCT measurements on silicon sensorsSpeaker: Sebastian Pape (Technische Universitaet Dortmund (DE))
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10:30
Coffee
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WP2Speaker: Eraldo Oliveri (CERN)
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a) Introduction. Status and plans.Speakers: Christoph Rembser (CERN), Eraldo Oliveri (CERN)
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b) Precise and fast timing with PICOSEC micromegas. towards a higher technology readiness level for future HEP applications.Speaker: Florian Maximilian Brunbauer (CERN)
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c) Resistive elements and signal induction: towards an accurate modelling of induced signals for different detector technologies.Speaker: Djunes Janssens (Vrije Universiteit Brussel (BE))
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d) Towards environmentally friendly gases: a difficult path.Speaker: Beatrice Mandelli (CERN)
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WP3Speaker: Martin Aleksa (CERN)
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a) EP R&D Status of Noble Liquid Calorimetry WP3.1Speaker: Maria Asuncion Barba Higueras (CERN)
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b) EP R&D Status of Scintillator Based Calorimetry WP3.2Speaker: Matteo Salomoni (CERN)
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WP4Speaker: Corrado Gargiulo (CERN)
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c) Low mass cryostats for HEP experimentsSpeaker: Maria Soledad Molina Gonzalez (Universidad de Sevilla (ES))
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Status of resourcesSpeaker: Christian Joram (CERN)
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12:15
Discussion
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12:30
Lunch
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Session 2 (EP R&D status and plans.
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WP6Speakers: Carmelo Scarcella (CERN), Paulo Rodrigues Simoes Moreira (CERN)
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WP8Speaker: Benoit Cure (CERN)
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a) IntroductionSpeaker: Benoit Cure (CERN)
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b) New 4-T magnet facility and Advanced magnet poweringSpeaker: Shuvay Singh (CERN)
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16:00
Tea
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DiscussionSpeaker: Christian Joram (CERN)
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Session 3 (EIC R&D)
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Introduction to EICSpeaker: elke-caroline Aschenauer (BNL)
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Si-based
(including AC-LGAD) – this should emphasize the synergy with ALICE and CMS work and the separate needs for EIC, both barrel and forward disks, overlap with WP1: Silicon Sensors
Speaker: Francois Vasey (CERN)-
a) Synergies in silicon developments between CERN and EICSpeakers: Laura Gonella (University of Birmingham (UK)), Leo Clifford Greiner (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (US))
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b) Discussion
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Calorimetry
this should emphasize both the efforts on novel scintillating glass development and the plans on longitudinally-segmented hadron calorimetry to reach resolution, overlap with WP3: Calorimetry + Light based
Speakers: Martin Aleksa (CERN), Oleg Tsai (UCLA), Tanja Horn (Catholic University of America) -
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Coffee
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MPGD-based
(GEM + MM) -- this should emphasize the efforts of material reduction for MMs and the work towards capacitive readout based uRWELL?, overlap with WP2: Gas Detectors, sub-topic GEMS, micro-megas or uRWELL
Speakers: Eraldo Oliveri (CERN), Francesco Bossu (CEA-Saclay), Kondo Gnanvo (University of Virginia (US)), Matt Posik-
b) EIC Needs and R&D strategiesSpeakers: Francesco Bossu (CEA-Saclay), Kondo Gnanvo (University of Virginia (US)), Matt Posik
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c) Discussion
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Particle Identification
should be a mix of hpDIRC, mRICH, and dRICH?, overlap with WP3: Calorimetry and Light-Based, sub-topic RICH. Do we fold in SiPM and LAPPD tests here?
Speakers: Carmelo D'Ambrosio (CERN), Roberto Preghenella (INFN, Bologna (IT))-
a) IntroductionSpeaker: Carmelo D'Ambrosio (CERN)
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b) Particle IdentificationSpeaker: Roberto Preghenella (INFN, Bologna (IT))
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c) QuestionsSpeaker: Roberto Preghenella (INFN, Bologna (IT))
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Electronics
–– this should emphasize efforts towards streaming readout, ASICs, etc., overlap with WP5: IC Technologies, subtopic Design & micro Blocks
Speaker: Federico Faccio (CERN)-
a) EIC Readout OverviewSpeaker: Fernando Barbosa (Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility)
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b) Development of a new front-end ASIC for MPGDs at EICSpeaker: Damien Neyret (CEA/IRFU,Centre d'etude de Saclay Gif-sur-Yvette (FR))
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Computing and software
this should emphasize the project eAST efforts and advanced computing efforts (HPDF) towards a turnkey GEANT-based simulation software stack for detector R&D and frameworks for heterogeneous computing, overlap with WP7: Software
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a) EP R&D Software ProjectsSpeaker: Andre Sailer (CERN)
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b) EIC Software Status and PlansSpeaker: Amber Boehnlein
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c) Discussion
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17:30
Discussion
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