European Cryogenics Days, academia meets industry on developments in cryogenics

from Thursday 9 June 2016 (08:30) to Friday 10 June 2016 (17:20)
CERN (503/1-001)

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
9 Jun 2016
10 Jun 2016
AM
09:00
CSE meeting - Marcel ter Brake (University of Twente, The Netherlands) (until 10:30)
10:45
Welcome (until 11:00)
11:00
Accelerator cryogenics (chairperson: Laurent Jean Tavian) (until 12:45)
11:00 LHC machine operation: what did we learn? - Mr Gerard Ferlin (CERN)  
11:30 Wendelstein-7X: first experience with cryogenic system - Dr Chandra Prakash Dhard (Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics)  
11:50 Refrigerator and recirculator system for U.S. ITER central solenoid module fabrication program - Mr Lars Blum (Linde-Kryotechnik)  
12:10 Dynamic simulations: a useful tool for cryogenic installations - Benjamin Bradu (CERN)  
12:30 Questions and Answers  
08:30
Research in the cryogenic field (chairperson: Christoph Haberstroh) (until 10:15)
08:30 Low temperature research topics at the Cryolab at CERN - Dr Torsten Koettig (CERN)  
09:00 Heat transfer at a sapphire – indium interface in the 30 mK – 300 mK temperature range - Ms Joanna Liberadzka (University of Twente (NL))  
09:20 Extreme Sample Environment at ISIS Neutron Source - Dr Oleg Kirichek (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory / STFC)  
09:40 Research activities on cryogenic safety - Prof. Steffen Grohmann (KIT)  
10:00 Questions and Answers  
10:15 --- Coffee Break ---
10:45
Future cryogenic applications (chairperson: Marcel ter Brake) (until 12:40)
10:45 HL-LHC and FCC: what are the cryogenic needs - Mr Laurent Jean Tavian (CERN)  
11:15 Developments in cryotherapy - Prof. Agata Stanek (Medical University of Silesia)  
11:35 Cryogenic Propellants Management for launcher application - Dr Adriana Sirbi Paragina (ESA)  
11:55 Status and first results of XFEL cryogenics - Bernd Petersen (DESY)  
12:15 Questions and Answers  
12:30 Afternoon visits - Marco Pezzetti (CERN)  
PM
12:45 --- Lunch ---
14:00
Cryogenics for detectors (chairperson: Shrikant Pattalwar) (until 15:45)
14:00 Operation of cryogenics for LHC detectors: what did we learn? - Udo Wagner (CERN)  
14:30 GReC experiment : probing ultra high-intensity turbulence - Dr Philippe-E. Roche (Grenoble CNRS)  
14:50 Cryogenics of the ESS target - Mr John Jurns (ESS)  
15:10 Membrane cryostats for large volume neutrino detectors - Mr Jérôme Pellé (GTT)  
15:30 Questions and Answers  
15:45 --- Coffee Break ---
16:15
Cryogenic instrumentation (chairperson: Agnieszka Piotrowska) (until 18:20)
16:15 Instrumentation for cryogenics at CERN - Dr Juan Casas-Cubillos (CERN)  
16:45 Superconducting devices based on Josephson junctions for metrology and general instrumentation - Dr Jörn Beyer (PTB)  
17:05 Optical Fiber Sensors for Cryogenic applications - Dr Daniele Inaudi (Smartec)  
17:25 Coulomb Blockade Thermometer: a primary device for sub-kelvin measurements - Dr Matthias Meschke (AALTO University)  
17:45 The application of the PED on the design codes for cryogenic equipment, and future developments foreseen in this field - Dr Herve Barthelemy (Air Liquide)  
18:05 Questions and Answers  
19:00
GLOBE Reception (until 22:00) (80/1-001 - Globe of Science and Innovation - 1st Floor)
12:40
Closure (Marcel ter Brake, Chairman of The Cryogenics Society of Europe) (until 12:55)
12:55 --- Lunch ---
14:00
Visits (until 16:30)