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Description
What? Your chance to give a lecture and present your project to fellow students and colleagues! Please note that we only have 30 places available.
When? From the 3rd August to the 5th August 2022, 09:00 to 12:00 CEST
How? Please register to secure a spot and present your project. Registration opens on Tuesday July 5 at 14h00 CEST
The Student Sessions are your chance to volunteer to give a talk on your work project at CERN - just like you have seen the lecturers do during the Summer Student Lecture programme.
For inspiration: Talks from 2019 Student Session
More details:
The talk will last for 10 minutes and will be followed by 5 minutes of questions. The session will be recorded and made available online. The titles of the presentations will be published in the CERN Annual Report next year as having been part of the Summer Student Lecture Programme.
There are only 30 places, allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Note that the presentation should not exceed 5-8 slides. Don't forget to email to our Summer Student Team a copy of your presentation as well as a brief autobiography by August 1st, 2022 so that we can introduce you.
DO NOT FORGET TO INVITE YOUR SUPERVISORS AND COLLEAGUES TO JOIN US!
Contact
Registration
Summer Student Sessions 2022
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Jakub Jelinek
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Natnael Berhane Debru
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Natnael Berhane DebruSpeaker: Natnael Berhane Debru
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Patrik Novotny
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Patrik NovotnySpeaker: Patrik Novotny (Czech Academy of Sciences (CZ))
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3
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Minh Duong Nhat Au
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10:00
Break
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Stefania-Alexandra Juks
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5
Performance Studies of RPC Detectors with eco-friendly gas mixturesSpeaker: Stefania-Alexandra Juks
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Khalil El Achi
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Khalil El AchiSpeaker: Khalil El Achi
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Simon Thor
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11:00
Break
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Razvan-Nicolae Virtan
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8
Razvan-Nicolae VirtanSpeaker: Razvan-Nicolae Virtan
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8
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Hanna Maria Olvhammar
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9
Speeding up convolution operations in RooFit with GPUsSpeaker: Hanna Maria Olvhammar
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9
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Severin Konig
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10
Machine Learning Classification of ttH Events at the ATLAS ExperimentSpeaker: Severin Konig (CERN)
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10
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Abbey Grace Barnard
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11
Abbey Grace BarnardSpeaker: Abbey Barnard (CERN)
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11
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Selim Rasheed Zoorob
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12
Zero- to ultralow-field nuclear magnetic resonance detected via radioactive decaySpeaker: Selim Rashed Zoorob (NMS Summer Student)
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12
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Tobias Patrick Treczoks
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Tobias Patrick Treczoks
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13
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Anna Feherkuti
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14
Study of the K+ → e+ νe e+ e- Decay with the NA62 ExperimentSpeaker: Anna Feherkuti (Eotvos Lorand University (HU))
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14
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10:00
Break
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Samuel Zahorec
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Sanjiban Sengupta
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Developing the Machine Learning Inference EngineSpeaker: Sanjiban Sengupta
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16
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Tomoka Imamura
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Automation of the baking of the positron/positronium conversion target at AEgISSpeaker: Tomoka Imamura (University of Tsukuba(JP))
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11:00
Break
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Francis Stephen Mitchell
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Francis Stephen MitchellSpeaker: Francis Stephen Mitchell (CERN)
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18
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Xiang Zou
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19
Xiang ZouSpeaker: Mr Xiang Zou (CERN)
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19
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Elser Adolfo Lopez Rosa
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20
A new constraint for matter/antimatter asymmetriesSpeaker: Elser Adolfo Lopez Rosa (CERN)
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Doga Elitez
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Doga ElitezSpeaker: Doga Elitez (Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet Mainz (DE))
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Amir Gruber
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Neutrino-Nucleus interaction cross section analysis with DUNE-PRISMSpeaker: Amir Gruber (CERN)
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Georgia Booton
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10:00
Break
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Omsap Jaroonrak
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Constraining light quark Yukawa couplings from WH charge asymmetrySpeaker: Mr Omsap Jaroonrak
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25
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Jam Lambert Ubay Catenza
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Focusing X-rays using MPOsSpeaker: Jam Lambert Ubay Catenza (CERN)
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Simon Gross-Boelting
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Simon Gross-BoeltingSpeaker: Simon Gross-Boelting (CERN)
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11:00
Break
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Rebecca Gartner
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Rebecca GartnerSpeaker: Rebecca Gartner (CERN)
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Emily Rose Howling
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Injection Studies for the FCCee Booster RingSpeaker: Emily Rose Howling
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