6th DITANET Topical Workshop on Particle Detection Techniques
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Centro Nacional de Aceleradores - CNA
Centro Nacional de Aceleradores - CNA
Description
Planning has begun for a DITANET Topical Workshop on Detection Techniques that will take place on the 7th and 8th November 2011 in Seville, Spain. This workshop will be hosted by the Universiy of Seville/CNA. The purpose of the workshop is to discuss the state-of-the-art in particle detection techniques and sensors, as used for example in Particle and Nuclear Physics, as well as in various applications such as medical or security purposes. The scope of the workshop includes beam tracking detectors, charged particle detectors, gamma ray detectors and neutron detectors.
The workshop will be held as a satellite event to the DITANET international conference on diagnostics techniques.
Speaker:
DrGadea Andres(IFIC, CSIC – Universidad de Valencia)
Slides
10:00
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13:15
SESSION 2: NOVEL DETECTORS ARRAYS
10:45
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11:15
Active Targets: From MAYA to ACTAR30m
Speaker:
DrRiccardo Raabe(IKS, K.U.Leuven)
Slides
11:15
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11:45
Coffee Break
30m
11:45
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12:15
R3B detection systems30m
Speaker:
DrOlof Tengblad(IEM, Madrid)
Slides
12:15
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12:45
FIRST experiment: Fragmentation of Ions Relevants for Space and Therapy30m
Speaker:
DrMarzio De Napoli(LNS-INFN)
Slides
12:45
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13:15
The LHCb VELO Detector – Application of a Silicon Strip Detector.30m
Speaker:
MrTomasz Cybulski(Univ. Liverpool)
Slides
13:15
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15:00
LUNCH
1h 45m
15:00
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15:45
Medical Physics Applications45m
Speaker:
DrDieter Schardt(GSI)
Slides
15:00
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18:15
SESSION 3: DETECTOR APPLICATIONS
15:45
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16:15
Silicon strip detector for a novel 2D dosimetric method for radiotherapy treatment verification30m
Speaker:
DrAlessio Bocci(CNA - University of Seville)
Slides
16:15
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16:45
Coffee break
30m
16:45
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17:15
Improvement of the Monte Carlo Simulation Efficiency of a Proton Therapy Treatment Head Based on Proton Tracking Analysis and Geometry Simplifications30m
Speaker:
Miguel Antonio Cortes Giraldo(Depto. de Fis. Atom., Mole. y Nucl.-Universidad de Sevilla)