NorCC Annual Workshop 2024

4 Sept 2024, 09:00 → 5 Sept 2024, 15:00 Europe/Zurich

329, Hovedbygningen (NTNU Gløshaugen)

Eli Baverfjord Rye (University of Oslo (NO)), Heidi Sandaker (University of Oslo (NO))

Welcome to NorCC's annual workshop 2024, this time at NTNU Gløshaugen in Trondheim!

The focus of this year's workshop is to finalize the Norwegian roadmap for the coming 10 years, and to prepare input for the update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics. The workshop agenda is structured similar to the roadmap outline. (Note that the roadmap draft is not yet circulated, but it will be before the workshop.) We will also be able to visit some of the many laboratories at NTNU, and NTNU rector Tor Grande will welcome us and join us for lunch on the first day. 

 

Everyone is welcome, and we hope to see many of you there in person! The workshop will also be possible to follow online.

 

If you plan to attend in person, please be sure to register so we can arrange enough food and drinks — the deadline is noon on Wednesday, August 21. (The registration will remain open until Monday, August 26, but if you register after August 21, it is not guaranteed that you will be able to join the dinner.)

 

Timetable view showing all subcontributions: 
https://indico.cern.ch/event/1320728/timetable/?view=standard

 

Wednesday 4 September

09:00 → 10:15 Session 1 - Introduction

Speaker: Heidi Sandaker (University of Oslo (NO))

2024_NorCC_Roadmap_v1.pdf

10:15 → 10:30 Break

10:30 → 11:40 Session 2 - Goals for HL-LHC and how to meet them (ALICE)

Speakers: Ionut Cristian Arsene (University of Oslo (NO)), Joakim Nystrand (University of Bergen (NO)), Jorgen Lien (University of South-Eastern Norway (NO)), Matthias Richter (University of Bergen (NO))

computing.pdf

NorCC_workshop_2024_ALICE_electronics.pdf

NorCC_workshop_2024_ALICE_electronics.pptx

nystrand.pdf

11:40 → 12:00 Session 2 - Goals for HL-LHC and how to meet them (ATLAS)

Speakers: Dr Eirik Gramstad (University of Oslo (NO)), Simen Hellesund (University of Bergen (NO)), Therese Sjursen (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (No)), Dr Trygve Buanes (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (NO))

12:00 → 12:15 Welcome by NTNU Rector Tor Grande

12:15 → 13:30 Lunch @ Kjelhuset

13:30 → 13:45 Overview of relevant NTNU activities

Speakers: Are Strandlie (University of Oslo (NO)), Armin HAFNER, Armin Hafner, Prof. Jørn Wroldsen (NTNU), Sveinung Løset

13:45 → 14:45 VIsit to laboratories

Visit to EPT Laboratories (I rekkefølge vi passerer stasjoner):
- Introduction to EPT/SINTEF laboratories (Inngang Kolbjørn Hejes vei 1A)
- Wood stove developments & CCS
- High temperature heat pumps
- Sustainable heating and cooling with CO2
- Heat to power with Butane as the working fluid of the Rankine cycle

14:45 → 15:30 Session 2 - Goals for HL-LHC and how to meet them (ATLAS) continued

Speakers: Are Strandlie (University of Oslo (NO)), Are Strandlie (Fysisk institutt), Dr Eirik Gramstad (University of Oslo (NO)), Simen Hellesund (University of Bergen (NO)), Dr Steffen Maeland (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences), Therese Sjursen (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (No)), Dr Trygve Buanes (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (NO))

15:30 → 16:15 Session 3 - Goals for non-LHC experiments and how to meet them

Speakers: Antoine Camper (University of Oslo (NO)), Kyrre Ness Sjobaek (University of Oslo (NO)), Kyrre Ness Sjøbæk (University of Oslo), Dr Vetle Wegner Ingeberg (University of Oslo (NO))

16:15 → 16:30 Break w/ snack & coffee/tea

16:30 → 18:00 Session 3 continued

Speakers: Antoine Camper (University of Oslo (NO)), Kyrre Ness Sjobaek (University of Oslo (NO)), Kyrre Ness Sjøbæk (University of Oslo), Dr Vetle Wegner Ingeberg (University of Oslo (NO))

Low energy nuclear physics.pdf

NorCC_20240904_Antimatter.pdf

NorCC_20240904_Antimatter.pptx

NuPECC_LRP2024_AG.pptm

19:30 → 22:00 Workshop dinner @ E.C. Dahls Pub og Kjøkken

Thursday 5 September

09:00 → 10:25 Session 4 - Goals for FCC & future colliders in general, and how to meet them

This session covers topics specific to FCC and also to those that are general for all future colliders (e.g. physics, computing, detectors)

Speakers: Erik Adli (University of Oslo (NO)), James Catmore (University of Oslo (NO))

10:25 → 10:35 Break

10:35 → 12:00 Session 5 - Goals for FCC alternatives ("Plan B") and how to meet them

Speakers: Dr Carl A. Lindstrøm (University of Oslo (NO)), Oystein Midttun (University of Agder (NO)), Steffen Maeland (University of Bergen (NO))

Comments and questions during discussions

 

LC vision (Erik)

Comment from James: Two interaction poitns are crucial for the physics and detector community!

HALHF (Carl)

Q Eirik: Can you track (in the detector) a very asymmetric beam? Tracking is already difficult with a narrow cone.

Q Heidi: If the positron problem is solved (in plasma), would you still do an asymmetric collider?
A: Yes, the technology for electrons and positrons would anyway likely be different.

Q Ole: Could one use a circular machine for e+?
A: No, the time structure of a circular machine would be too different from the plasma linac.

Q James: What would be the time scale for building/operating this
A: 10-20 years?

Q Ionut: Are the optima sharp?
A: Not very sharp, and there is also uncertainity due to e.g. klystron pricing.

Comment Farid: Asymmetry might be good for analysis - e.g. secondary vertexes for tracking are "stretched out"

Comment Alex: Going straight to the highest energies would be very challenging
A: Indeed, want to work our way up

Applications (Steinar)

C Steinar to "FCC Accelerator oportunities": FCC injectors is something we could consider contributing to. Curently driven by PSI, who already has the expertise

 

12:00 → 13:15 Lunch @ Kjelhuset

13:15 → 15:00 NorCC Governing Board meeting

13:15 → 15:00 NorCC Young Researchers Council (YRC) meeting

13:15 → 15:00 Work on roadmap