Name: International Workshop on Radiation Imaging Detectors (IWORID04)
Start: 2004-07-25T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2004-07-29T13:30:00+02:00
Location: Kelvin Building, University of Glasgow

International Workshop on Radiation Imaging Detectors (IWORID04)

from Sunday 25 July 2004 (10:00) to Thursday 29 July 2004 (13:30)
Kelvin Building, University of Glasgow

: Sessions

: Talks

: Breaks

25 Jul 2004

26 Jul 2004

27 Jul 2004

28 Jul 2004

29 Jul 2004

10:00	Outing to Scottish Highlands (until 18:00)
10:00	Leave Glasgow
11:00	Visit Callander
12:00	Visit Trossachs Woollen Mill - lady with spinning wheel
13:15	Leave Callander
13:45	Boat trip on SS Sir Walter Scott
15:00	Leave Loch Katrine
15:30	Visit Aberfoyle
16:00	Leave Aberfoyle
16:30	Visit Dumgoyne Distillery - PR Assistant

09:00	Opening Session (until 10:30)
09:15	Welcoming Address - Prof. David Saxon (Dean of Faculty of Physical Sciences)
09:30	Industrial Exhibition (until 17:30)
09:30	Lunch / Industrial Exhibition (until 10:30)
09:30	Agilent Technologies
09:30	Applied Scintillation Technologies
09:30	Gesec R&D
09:30	Keithley Instruments
09:30	Metprep
09:30	OneCall (Farnell)
09:30	Solid State Radiation Detectors (until 10:30)
09:30	Invited talk - Semiconductor track detectors: a brief history from 0D to 3D - Prof. Sherwood Parker (University of Hawaii) transparencies
10:00	Invited talk - Diamond (Radiation Detectors) are for ever! - Prof. Harris Kagan (Ohio State University) transparencies
10:30	Morning Coffee (until 11:00)
11:00	X-ray Detectors (until 12:30)
11:00	Invited talk - Pixel detector arrays for X-ray Astronomy - Prof. George Fraser (Leicester University) transparencies
11:30	Optimization of X-ray dynamic defectoscopy using Medipix-2 for high frame rate read-out - D. Vavrik (Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics of CTU, Prague) transparencies
11:45	Digital X-ray portable scanner based on monolithic semi-insulating GaAs detectors: General description and first ‘quantum’ images - A. Perdochova (Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava) transparencies
12:00	Influence of Backscattering on the Spatial Resolution of Semiconductor X-ray Detectors - M. Hoheisel (Siemens AG, Nurnberg) transparencies
12:15	Material Reconstruction with Spectroscopic Pixel X-ray Detectors - J.Giersch (University of Erlangen-Nurnberg) transparencies

09:00	Medical Imaging (until 10:30)
09:00	Invited talk - MRI vs. X-ray imaging - Prof. Alex Elliott (Glasgow University) transparencies
09:45	Performances of different digital mammography imaging systems: evaluation and comparison - M. G. Bisogni (Universita di Pisa and INFN) transparencies
10:00	Energy Dependence in Dental Imaging with Medipix - B. Norlin (Mid-Sweden University) transparencies
10:15	First DQE measurement of 500 um silicon hybrid pixel sensor with Photon Counting readout for X-ray medical imaging - B. Surre (University of Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand) transparencies
10:30	Morning Coffee (until 11:00)
11:00	PET and Compton Imaging (until 12:30)
11:00	Invited talk - Phosphors and scintillators in radiation imaging detectors - Dr. Glenn Tyrrell (AST, Harlow) transparencies
11:30	Design of the coincidence processing board for a dual-head Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanner for breast imaging - J. D. Martinez (Universidad Politecnica di Valencia) transparencies
11:45	High Spatial Resolution of Depth-of-Interaction in PET-LSO - A. Simon (Institute of Nuclear Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) transparencies
12:00	Design of Scintillator Arrays for Dual-End Depth-of-Interaction Encoding Small-Animal PET Detectors - K. C. Burr (GE Research, Niskayuna, NY) transparencies
12:15	Development of an advanced Compton camera with gaseous TPC and scintillator - A. Takada (Kyoto University) transparencies

09:00	Novel Applications I (until 10:30)
09:00	Invited talk - Pixel detectors for retinal imaging - Prof. Alan Litke (SCIPP,UC Santa Cruz, USA) transparencies
09:30	30 um Spacing 519-Electrode Arrays for In-Vitro Retinal Studies - D. Gunning (Glasgow University) transparencies
09:45	Direct Detection of 120 keV Electrons in a 525 by 525 pixel CMOS Detector - A. R. Faruqi (MRC Lab. Of Molecular Biology, Cambridge) transparencies
10:00	Spatial Resolution of the Medipix-2 as Neutron Pixel Detector - J. Jakubek (IEAP, Czech Technical University) transparencies
10:30	Morning Coffee (until 11:00)
11:00	Novel Applications II (until 11:45)
11:00	CMOS Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors for Ionising Radiation - A. Evans (University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK) transparencies
11:15	Design and test of a data acquisition system based on USB interface for the Medipix 2 chip. - P. Randaccio (INFN di Cagliari, Italy.) transparencies
11:30	Development of Flexible Arrays for in-vivo neuronal Recording and Stimulation - C. Adams (Glasgow University) transparencies
11:45	Radiation Hard Detectors I (until 12:30)
11:45	Studies of bulk damage induced in different silicon materials by 900 MeV electron irradiation - S. Dittongo (INFN Sezione di Trieste, Italy) transparencies
12:00	Radiation hardness of graded-gap AlxGa1-xAs X-ray detectors - A. Silenas (Semiconductor Physics Institute, Vilnius) transparencies
12:15	The LHCb Vertex Locator - L. Eklund (CERN) more information

09:00	Spectroscopy and Energy Resolving Detectors (until 11:30)
09:30	Invited talk - Prospects for Energy Resolving X-ray Imaging with Compound Semiconductor Pixel Detectors. - Prof. Giuseppe Bertuccio (Politecnico di Milano and INFN, Milano, Italy) transparencies
10:00	Energy deposition and charge transport in pixellated semiconductor X-ray detectors - C. Frojdh (Mid-Sweden University) transparencies
10:15	Using the Medipix2 Detector for Energy Weighting - J. Karg (University of Erlangen-Nurnberg) transparencies
10:30	Fabrication and Characterization of Thin DE-Detector for Spectroscopic Application - G.Thungstrom (Mid-Sweden University) transparencies
10:30	Morning Coffee (until 11:00)
11:00	Summary and Close (until 12:30)
11:00	Summary of workshop - K. Smith
11:30	The Future of Radiation Detectors - Panel Discussion
12:00	Closing remarks - S. Petersson

18:00

Welcome Drinks & Registration (until 20:00)

13:30	Compound Materials (until 15:00)
13:30	Resolution degradation of semiconductor detectors due to incomplete charge collection - A. G. Kozorezov (Lancaster University) transparencies
13:45	PbI2 as a direct semiconductor for use in radiation imaging detectors - G. C. Tyrrell (AST, Harlow) transparencies
14:00	Electronic and ionic processes influence on electrical and photoelectrical properties of TlBr crystals - J. Vaitkus (Vilnius University) transparencies transparencies transparencies transparencies transparencies
14:15	The influence of tellurium precipitates on mobility in CdTe - A. W. Davies (University of Surrey) transparencies
14:30	Characterisation of TlBr Crystals for Detector Applications - V. Kozlov (University of Helsinki) transparencies
14:45	Experimental Simulation of a Spectroscopic Pixel X-Ray Detector - C. Reinhart (University of Erlangen-Nurnberg) transparencies
15:00	Afternoon Tea (until 15:30)
15:30	Synchrotron Applications (until 17:00)
15:30	Invited talk - 4th generation light sources and demands on detectors - Prof. Edwin Westbrook transparencies
16:00	GaN UV detectors for synchrotron-based protein structure studies - A. Blue (Glasgow University) transparencies
16:15	Looking into dynamical diffraction: Using the sensor crystal of the Medipix2 for both diffraction and observation of X-rays - M. Mitschke (University of Erlangen) transparencies
16:45	State of the art on epitaxial GaAs detectors - G.C. Sun (Universite Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI)) more information
18:00	Whisky Tasting / Buffet Dinner (until 19:00)
20:00	Ceilidh (traditional Scottish evening) (until 23:55)

12:30	Lunch (until 13:30)
13:30	Particle Physics Applications (until 15:00)
13:30	The NA60 Silicon Vertex Spectrometer - K. Banicz (University of Heidelberg) transparencies
13:45	The LHCb Silicon Tracker - H. Voss (Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne) transparencies transparencies transparencies transparencies
14:00	Status and Performance of the CDF Run II Silicon Detector - R. S. Wallny (UCLA) transparencies
14:15	A Silicon Vertex Tracker Upgrade for the PHENIX Experiment at RHIC - J. M. Heuser (RIKEN) transparencies
14:30	The ATLAS Pixel Detector: a hundred million channels vertex detector for LHC - G. Gagliardi (University of Genoa and INFN) transparencies
14:45	Pixel Hybrid Photon Detectors for the RICH Detectors of LHCb - L. Somerville (University of Oxford) transparencies
15:00	Afternoon Tea (until 15:30)
15:30	Gaseous Detectors (until 17:00)
15:30	Invited talk - Fast read-out pixel front-ends for adaptive optics in very large telescopes - Dr. John Vallerga (LBNL, U.S.A)
16:00	The readout of gaseous detectors by means of a Micromegas-covered pixel-segmented CMOS anode - A. Fornaini (NIKHEF, Amsterdam) transparencies
16:15	HPD set-up tests of backside illuminated monolithic CMOS pixel sensor - W. Dulinski (LEPSI, Strasbourg) transparencies
16:30	Invited talk - Readout of the LHCb pixel hybrid photon detector - Dr. Ken Wyllie (CERN) transparencies
17:00	Conference Reception (until 18:30)

12:30	Lunch (until 13:30)
13:30	Radiation Hard Detectors II (until 15:15)
13:30	Invited talk - Recent Developments on Radiation Hard Semiconductor Detectors for SuperLHC - Dr. Michael Moll (CERN) transparencies
14:00	Analysis and Simulation of Charge Collection Efficiency in Si Thin Detectors - M. Petasecca (CNR-IMM Sezione di Bologna) transparencies
14:15	Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Detectors for Harsh Radiation Environments - W. Cunningham on behalf of J. Grant (Glasgow University) transparencies
14:30	Evolution of Detrapping Currents for a-Si FETs Exposed to Radiation - S. Zelakiewicz (General Electric – Global Research, Niskayuna, NY) transparencies
14:45	Measurements and Simulations of Charge Collection Efficiency of p+/n Junction SiC Detectors - F. Moscatelli (CNR-IMM Sezione di Bologna) transparencies
15:00	3D Silicon and radiation hardness - C. Da Via (Brunel university) transparencies
15:15	Afternoon Tea (until 15:30)
15:30	Poster Session (until 17:00)
15:30	A new X-/Gamma-ray telescope concept for high spectroscopy - W. Dusi (Bologna, Italy)
15:30	Beam test of a Si dosimeter prototype for characterisation of medical radiotherapy systems - I. Redondo-Fernandez (University of Sheffield)
15:30	Characterisation of as-grown and heavy irradiated GaN epitaxial structures by photoconductivity and photoluminescence - E. Gaubas (Vilnius University)
15:30	Characterisation of the carrier recombination and trapping processes in proton irradiated silicon by microwave absorption transients. - E. Gaubas (Vilnius University, Lithuania)
15:30	Development of CZT/CdTe focal plane prototypes for hard X-ray optics. - J. B. Stephen (IASF/CNR – Sezione di Bologna)
15:30	Electrical Characteristics of Hybrid Detector based Gd2)2S:Tb-Selenium for Digital Radiation Imaging - S-S Kang (Inje University, Korea)
15:30	Fabrication and characterization of n-on-n silicon pixel detectors compatible with the Medipix2 readout chip - N .Zorzi (ITC-inst Divisione Microsistemi, Trento)
15:30	Feasibility Studey of a XML-Based Software Environment to Manage Data Acquisition Hardware Devices - I. Magrans (CERN)
15:30	Image quality of Medipix2 assemblies with silicon detectors of two different thicknesses - F. Quarati (Glasgow University)
15:30	Noiseless Detection of Electrons in Medipix2 for Electron Microscopy - A. R. Faruqi (MRC Lab. Of Molecular Biology, Cambridge)
15:30	Performance of Multi-anode Photomultiplier Tubes for the LHCb RICH detectors - A. Pickford (Glasgow University)
15:30	Rare earth oxysulphide screens and their usage in X-ray and electron beam imaging - J. P. Creasey (AST, Harlow)
15:30	Simulation of the detective quantum Efficiency for a hybrid pixel detector - L. del R. Norrlid (Uppsala University)
15:30	Study of Silicon and Gallium Arsenide 3-D detectors designed for the Medipix1 chip - V. Wright (Glasgow University)
15:30	The Energy Weighting Technique: Simulations and Measurements - D. Niederlohner (University of Erlangen-Nurnberg)
15:30	Ultraviolet imaging using organic and inorganic phosphors with CCD detectors - S. J. Moody (AST, Harlow)
18:00	Conference Banquet (until 23:20)
18:00	Bus departs from University Avenue
18:30	Drinks reception at the Burrell Collection
19:00	View the historic collection of Sir William Burrell
20:00	Dinner
23:00	Bus departs from the Burrell Collection

12:30

Lunch (until 13:30)

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