Introduction

• John Ellis (Kings College London)
• Oliver Buchmuller (Imperial College (GB))

o Why AION o What is AION o Why AION-100 at CERN o Present status

AION-100 Challenges

• Jeremiah Mitchell (University of Cambridge)

o Systematics o Sensitivity to environmental parameters (vibrations, pressure and temp differences, EM interferences, radiation

Siting options and required civil engineering

• Kincso Balazs (CERN)

Radiation protection considerations

• Angelo Infantino (CERN)

o access constraints o Radiation levels to equipment

Cooling and ventilation

• Olivier Crespo-Lopez (CERN)
• Raphael Langlois (CERN)

o Expected parameters o Impact of modifications

Vibration and seismic noise

• Michael Guinchard (CERN)

o Expected levels o Measurement campaign (what are we going to measure in the forthcoming campaign?)

EM noise

• Daniel Valuch (CERN)
• Richard Hobson (Imperial College London)
• Richard Hobson

o What is known? o What are the frequencies/characteristics o What can we measure?

Round table on Studies necessary and next steps

• Jonathan R. Ellis (University of London (GB))
• Gianluigi Arduini (CERN)
• Oliver Buchmuller (Imperial College (GB))