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AIDA - Academia meets Industry: Solid-State Position Sensitive Detectors

26–27 Mar 2012
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  1. 54. Welcome Note
    Helmut Dosch (DESY)
    26/03/2012, 12:30
  2. 55. Event Overview
    Jean-Marie Le Goff (CERN)
    26/03/2012, 12:35
  3. 19. State of the art in Position Sensitive Solid-State Detectors
    Hans-Günther Moser (MPI Munich)
    26/03/2012, 12:40
  4. 15. The ALICE Inner Tracking System Upgrade
    Giacomo Contin (CERN)
    26/03/2012, 13:10
  5. 13. ATLAS pixel detector
    Norbert Wermes (University of Bonn)
    26/03/2012, 13:30
  6. 17. CMS strip tracker
    Marko Dragicevic (HEPHY, Vienna)
    26/03/2012, 13:50
  7. 20. LHCb
    Paula Collins (CERN)
    26/03/2012, 14:10
  8. 18. Detector Challenges at the Free-Electron Lasers
    Heinz Graafsma (DESY)
    26/03/2012, 15:00
  9. 21. Silicon Tracking and Vertexing at a Linear Collider
    Marc Winter (IN2P3)
    26/03/2012, 15:20
  10. 49. TALENT - Training Program for Young Scientists in the Field of Instrumentation for Radiation Detection
    Pietari Kauttu (Helsinki Institute of Physics (FI))
    26/03/2012, 15:35
  11. 4. Some applications of pixel sensors in life sciences imaging
    Wasi Faruqi (MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK)
    26/03/2012, 15:50
  12. 51. Functional computed tomography using energy resolved photon counting detectors
    Anthony Butler (University of Otago)
    26/03/2012, 16:10
  13. 6. Advances in the Security
    Eamonn Cooney (KROMEK)
    26/03/2012, 16:30
  14. 8. Applications in Spectroscopy
    Andrei Nomerotski (Univ. Oxford)
    26/03/2012, 17:20
  15. 10. Position Sensitive Silicon Detectors for particle beam diagnostics
    Massimo Caccia (INFN Milano)
    26/03/2012, 17:40
  16. 7. Monitoring of Mixed Radiation Fields and Dosimetry with Pixel Detectors
    Jan Jakůbek (Czech Technical University in Prague)
    26/03/2012, 18:00
  17. 11. DECTRIS Solid State Position Sensitive Detectors in Synchrotron Applications
    Clemens Schulze-Briese (Dectris Ltd.)
    26/03/2012, 18:20
  18. 28. Dectris Ltd.
    Dr Clemens Schulze-Briese (Dectris Ltd.)
    27/03/2012, 09:00
  19. 29. Baltic Scientific Instruments
    Dr Vladimir Gostilo (Baltic Scientific Instruments)
    27/03/2012, 09:15
  20. 30. MARS Bioimaging
    Dr Anthony Butler (MARS Bioimaging)
    27/03/2012, 09:30
  21. 31. ISEG Spezialelektronik GmbH
    Mr Ludwig Christians (ISEG Spezialelektronik GmbH)
    27/03/2012, 09:45
  22. 32. Kromek Ltd.
    Mr Eamonn Cooney (Kromek Ltd.)
    27/03/2012, 10:00
  23. 33. Struck Innovative Systeme GmbH
    Dr Matthias Kirsch (Struck Innovative Systeme GmbH)
    27/03/2012, 10:15
  24. 38. CAEN SpA
    Mr Gianni Di Maio (Caen SpA)
    27/03/2012, 11:00
  25. 37. Philips Digital Photon Counting
    Dr York HAEMISCH (Philips Digital Photon Counting)
    27/03/2012, 11:15
  26. 36. Canberra
    Mrs Marijke Keters (Canberra)
    27/03/2012, 11:30
  27. 34. Technology Transfer Agency Techtra Sp. z o.o.
    Mr Piotr Bielowka (Technology Transfer Agency Techtra Sp. z o.o.)
    27/03/2012, 11:45
  28. 47. Ketek
    Florian Wiest (KETEK)
    27/03/2012, 12:00
  29. 53. Amsterdam Scientific Instruments BV
    Hans Roeland Poolman (Amsterdam Scientific Instruments BV)
    27/03/2012, 12:15
  30. 57. ALIBAVA Systems
    Manuel Lozano Fantoba (Universidad de Valencia (ES))
    27/03/2012, 12:30
  31. 56. Creating a hightec spin-off from Academia
    Hans Roeland Poolman (Amsterdam Scientific Instruments BV)
  32. 2. Particle Physics community needs
  33. 12. Particle Physics community needs II
  34. 46. Position Sensitive Silicon Detectors for particle beam diagnostics
    Prof. Massimo Caccia (Univ. degli Studi Milano-Bicocca (IT))
    Quality assurance (QA) of accelerated particle beams is of utmost importance for scientific experiments and beyond, notably in the medical field. Position sensitive silicon detectors offer the possibility to image beams and have a full characterization in terms of spatial profile, intensity and energy. However, being interceptive, their use is likely to be limited to QA before & after the...
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  35. 48. Silicon Tracking and Vertexing at a Linear Collider
    Marc Winter (IN2P3)
    High precision, thin, low power and cost effective silicon based detectors are essential for achieving the research programme at the Linear Collider, a world accelerator project calling for a new generation of experiments fixing new standards in detection sensitivity. The talk will provide an overview of the silicon based tracking and vertexing sub-systems composing the experimental...
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  36. 50. TALENT
    TALENT is a 4-year multi-site training network aiming at career development of young researchers in the field of instrumentation for radiation detection. The project focuses on piloting new state-of-the-art technologies on the new precision pixel detector ATLAS Insertable B-Layer detector (IBL) and for future precision tracking detectors. The project will strengthen the co-operation between...
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  37. 0. Welcome Address