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09:00
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Welcome
- Prof.
George Kalmus
(Rutherford Appleton Lab) Dr
Julie Maxton
(The Royal Society)
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09:10
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The Standard Model
- Dr
Tara Shears
(Liverpool University)
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10:05
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Physics beyond the Standard Model
- Prof.
John Ellis
(CERN)
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11:00
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--- Coffee ---
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11:30
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The LHC Machine
- Dr
Lyndon Evans
(CERN)
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09:00
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Matter-antimatter asymmetries and the LHCb experiment
- Prof.
Valerie Gibson
(Cambridge University)
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09:50
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Quark-Gluon plasma and the ALICE experiment
- Dr
Jurgen Schukraft
(CERN)
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10:40
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--- Coffee ---
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11:10
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Early physics results
- Dr
Peter Jenni
(CERN)
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11:50
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The data acquisition and reduction challenge
- Dr
Sergio Cittolin
(CERN)
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12:25
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--- Lunch ---
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13:30
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Machine operation and performance
- Dr
Steve Myers
(CERN)
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14:25
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Physics requirements for the design of ATLAS and CMS
- Prof.
Tejinder Virdee
(Imperial College)
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15:20
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--- Tea ---
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15:50
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Characteristics of the ATLAS and CMS detectors
- Prof.
Abe Seiden
(UC, Santa Cruz)
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12:30
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13:30
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The LHC and the computing GRID
- Dr
Neil Geddes
(Rutherford Appleton Lab)
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14:15
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Organisational and financial challenges
- Prof.
Jos Engelen
(NWO, Netherlands)
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15:00
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--- Tea ---
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15:30
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The future of LHC and CERN
- Prof.
Rolf Heuer
(CERN)
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16:10
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Lessons learned and summary
- Prof.
Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith
(Oxford University)
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