The Roots of the LHC Technology: CERN Centennial Superconductivity Symposium
Thursday 8 Dec 2011, 14:00
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18:00
Europe/Zurich
503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)
503/1-001 - Council Chamber
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14:00
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14:10
Welcome
10m
Speaker
:
Rolf Heuer
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CERN
)
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14:10
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14:50
From discovery of Superconductivity to fifty years of Superconducting Magnets
40m
Speaker
:
Martin Wilson
(
RAL & Oxford Instruments, retired
)
Slides
100_years_sup'y_50_years_magnets,CERN.pdf
100_years_sup'y_50_years_magnets,CERN.ppt
100_years_sup'y_50_years_magnets,CERN.ppt
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14:50
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15:20
50 years of Superconducting RF
30m
Speaker
:
Hasan Padamsee
(
Cornell University
)
Slides
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15:20
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15:40
Superconducting Magnets for Particle Detectors
20m
Speaker
:
Akira Yamamoto
(
KEK, via video
)
Slides
Video in CDS
15:40
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16:00
Coffee
20m
16:00
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16:20
The great leap forward: the Tevatron at Fermilab
20m
Speaker
:
Alvin Tollenstrup
(
Fermilab, via video
)
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16:20
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16:50
Superconductivity and Cryogenics at CERN; from bubble chambers to accelerators
30m
Speaker
:
Philippe Lebrun
(
CERN
)
Slides
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16:50
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17:20
Largest of the Rings - LHC Past, Present and Future
30m
Speaker
:
Luca Bottura
(
CERN
)
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17:20
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17:50
CERN and Superconductivity
30m
Speaker
:
K. Alex Muller
(
Nobel Laureate
)
Slides
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17:50
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18:00
Concluding remarks
10m
Speaker
:
Lucio Rossi
(
CERN
)