4th Summer School on INtelligent signal processing for FrontIEr Research and Industry

23 Jan 2017, 05:00 → 3 Feb 2017, 20:30 Brazil/East

Abraão de Moraes Auditorium (IF) (Campus of USP in Sao Paulo)

 

The map of ifusp is at

http://portal.if.usp.br/ifusp/pt-br/galeria/mapa-ifusp

Auditorium is location number 9.

Lab-USP-School-240117.pdf

Monday, 23 January

08:30 → 09:30 REGISTRATION

The registration will be opened all day long on the first day, especially during the coffee breaks and Lunch time

09:30 → 13:00 Presentation of USP and of the Institutes and Schools that are organizing the School at USP

The University of USP and the Institutes and Schools at USP that are organizing the School will be presented in terms of their Scientific and Technological Goals and perspectives. These presentations will not be restricted to the School attendance but opened to a larger audience.

Conveners: Alexandre Alarcon Do Passo Suaide (Universidade de Sao Paulo (BR)), Jacques Raymond Daniel Lepine (USP - UNIVERSIDADE DE SAO PAULO)

09:30 Presentation of the University of Sao Paulo, USP

Prof Jose Eduardo Kriegeris the Provost of Research of USP, the major institution of higher learning and research in Brazil, responsible for educating a large part of Brazilian Masters and Ph.D’s. USP has developed a large number of educational and research links with Academics and Research Centers worldwide.
Prof. Krieger gives an oral welcome to the School attendants which is recorded and will be available on Youtube as all the content of the School.

Speaker: Prof. Jose Eduardo Krieger (USP Provost for Research )

Link to the USP portal in english

10:00 The Astronomy (IAG) Institute: Present Scientific and Technological Programme and perspectives

The Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences (IAG) is one of the leading research and academic Institute in Brazil. Following the creation of its three departments in 1972, Graduate Programs were implemented for Astronomy (1973), Geophysics (1974), and Meteorology (1975). The BS Courses in Meteorology and Geophysics were opened in 1977 and 1986, respectively, and later completed by the BS in Astronomy (2009). The corresponding research activities include collaboration mainly with Europe, USA and Latin America.

Speaker: Prof. Laerte Sodre Junior (Head of IAG-USP )

laerte_infieri.pdf

Link to the IAG Institute of USP

10:30 The School of Medicine at USP: FM USP

USP operates 4 hospitals, among them University of São Paulo Medical School Public Hospital, the largest hospital complex in Latin America and the major teaching and training site for the University School of Medicine - it is considered one of the best health care institutions in Latin America . The Faculdade de Medicina da USP develops, along with the Hospital das Clínicas (HC), scientific researches and standardizes the new techniques and methods of diagnostics, allowing its implementation on the patients’ assistance in the HC. The researchers’ education, the students’ and health professionals’ training are activities attributed to the Medical Investigation Laboratories (LIM). In all, there are 62 LIM Laboratories.

Professor Saldiva's oral presentation is recorded on Youtube and available this way as the rest of the School.

Speaker: Prof. Paulo Saldiva (Representing FMUSP in the IEA-USP (Instituto de Estudos Avançados))

Link ti the School in Medecine at USP

11:00 Coffee break

Registrations will carry on during the Coffee Break

11:30 The Mathematics and Statistics Institute (IME), Scientific and Technological Programme and Perspectives

The Institute of Mathematics and Statistics, part of the University of Sao Paulo, is constituted of four departments:DCC (Department of Computer Science), MAE (Department of Statistics), MAP (Department of Applied Mathematics) and MAT (Department of Mathematics). It is an institution focused on researching, learning and teaching within the areas above. The IME was founded in 1970 and, since then, it has been getting prizes and considerable accreditation for both its undergraduate and graduate programs.

Speaker: Prof. Barrera Junior (Head of the Department of Computing Science at IME-USP)

ime_usp.pdf

Link to the IME Institute at USP

12:00 The Physics Institute (IF), Scientific and Technological Programme and perspectives

The Phyics Institute carries out research activities in a variety of fields, with a high standard of academic excellence, covering the main topics of contemporary physics, from elementary particles to galaxies, from atoms and molecules to condensed matter. Particle and nuclear physics, solid state, and low temperature physics, have a long tradition at IF. Others, introduced more recently, have been driven by the development of new technologies or are due to the new engagement of physics with other fields, mainly biology and materials, comprising interdisciplinary areas: quantum optics, atomic and molecular physics, materials science, nanophysics, complex fluids, biophysics, atmosphere physics, and plasma physics.

Speaker: Prof. Marcos Nogueira Martins (Head of IF-USP)

IFUSP2017mnm.pdf

IFUSP2017mnm.pptx

Linl to The IF Institute at USP

12:30 The Polytechnic School at USP, Scientific and Technological Programme and Perspectives

The Polytechnic School at Sao Paulo was funded in 1893 and is part of USP since 1934. The school comprises 457 Professors, 4.500 graduate students and 2.500 post-graduates. The School is organized in 15 departments, performing high education and research activities with strong impact as well in the Industrial and Managerial sectors in Brazil. Today the School is a national reference and is considered the most complete Faculty of Engineering in Latin America. The Polytechnic School at USP has built a large network of connections with top Universities and Engineering Schools worldwide as well as with the Industrial world.

Speaker: Prof. Jaime Simao Sichman (POLI-USP)

Link to the Polytechnic School at USP

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:10 Presentation of the Laboratories

In this session the Lab organizers will give a brief presentation of the Lab session they have set-up. The detailed schedule of this important session will be posted by January 22. The Labs are intrinsic and complementary training part to the Lectures given in this School. They can provide credits for the students.
The Table summary of all the Labs available at this School is accessible in the top part of the Timetable or in the "Labs" page of the School website.

Convener: Gustavo Rehder (Politechnic School, POLI-USP, Electrical Engineering Department)

14:00 Introduction on the Labs to be held each afternoon from Jan24 to Feb 3

Speaker: Aurore Savoy Navarro (CNRS/IN2P3, FR and INFN-Pisa)

Labs-introduction.pdf

Labs-introduction.pptx

14:10 Introduction to Advanced Filtering Techniques

Speaker: Junior Barrera (IME-USP/DCC)

multi_resol_flash.pdf

14:17 GPGPU dedicated Lab

Speakers: Alfredo Goldman (IME-USP/DCC), Marco Dimas Gubitoso (IME/DCC-USP)

intro-cuda-sample-en-6.pdf

14:24 Introduction to Neuro-Mathematics

Speaker: Marco Dimas Gubitoso (IME-USP/DCC)

NeuroLab.pdf

14:31 Identification of molecules responsible for Rays in spectrum (Astronomy)

Speaker: Jacques Lepine (IAG-USP)

infieri2017-labs-radio.pptx .pdf

14:38 Demonstration of a low frequency receptor (astronomy)

Speaker: Jacques Lepine (IAG-USP)

infieri2017-labs-radio.pptx .pdf

14:45 Adaptative Optics based on robotic arms for Telescopes

Speaker: Stephen Eikenberry (Florida University, USA)

USP_school2017_MXSprobes.ppt

14:52 Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope: Observing Black Holes, Dark Matter and Other High-Energy Astrophysical Phenomena

Speaker: Rodrigo Nemmen (IAG-USP)

Nemmen Fermi 3-5 slides overview.pdf

14:59 Introduction to Micro Pattern Gas Detectors (MPGD) - the Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM)

Detectors developed for ALICE at LHC-CERN but also with applications in other fields

Speaker: Marco Bregant (IF-USP)

GEMintro_INFIERI_Bregant.pdf

15:06 Initiation to the use of Microcontrollers in collaboration with ST Microelectronics

Speaker: Gustavo Rehder (POLI-USP)

15:20 Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) based Imaging, theoretical & practical Lab

Speaker: Joao Moreira (BRADAR Co, BR)

infieri-Moreira-Lab.pdf

15:27 Introduction to PET, High Field MRI, Ultra Sound Instruments: 3 Medical Imaging Labs at InRAD, FM-USP

Speaker: Maria Concepcion Garcia Otaduy (InRad, FM-USP)

Infieri_FMUSP_Labs_novo.pdf

Infieri_FMUSP_Labs_novo.pptx

15:42 A PET Demonstrator based Test Bench

Speaker: Giancarlo Sportelli (University of Pisa and INFN)

sportelli-pipet-saopaulo-2017.pdf

15:49 Introduction to new CCD (pixels) technology and applications

Speakers: Guillermo Moroni (Universidad Nacional Del Sur (Ar) ), Miguel Sofo-Haro (Universidad de Cuyo, Ar)

infieri_lab_presentation.pdf

15:56 Medipix Pixels read out with TimePix

Speaker: Kazuyoshi Carvalho Akiba (Federal University of of Rio de Janeiro (BR))

INFIERI_timepix-intro.pdf

INFIERI_timepix-intro.pptx

16:10 Crossed Octagonal Ring Antenna (C-ORA) Array & Analogue Beamformer Demonstration (Square Km Array project)

Speaker: Laith Danoon (University of Manchester, UK)

Lab Introdcution.pdf

Lab Introdcution.ppt

16:17 Advanced High Rate and High Speed Data transmission for High Luminosity LHC at CERN

Speaker: Enrico Junior Schioppa (CERN, CH and NIKHEF, NL)

presentationEnricoSchioppa.pdf

16:24 Introduction to the Silicon Photomultiplier (Si PMT) technology

Speaker: Giovanni Franchi (ACE Scientific SrL, It)

HANDS ON SILICON PHOTOMULTIPLIER1.pdf

16:31 Introduction to the Very Deep Sub Micron (VDSM) technology

Speaker: Lodovico Ratti (University of Pavia)

infieri16_lab_pixelFE_pres.pdf

16:38 The SiPMT developed for the Cerenkov Telescope Array (CTA) Cameras

Speaker: Francesco Giordano (INFN)

infieri_giordano.pdf

16:45 Multi/Many-Core Programming with Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessors

Speakers: Rogerio Iope (NCC-UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR)), Silvio Stanzani (NCC-UNESP)

infieri2017-labs-XeonPhi.pdf

infieri2017-labs-XeonPhi.pptx

16:52 Introduction to the new GEANT V simulation based on high performance and Massive Parallel Computing software

Speakers: Guilherme Lima (FNAL, USA), Victor Daniel Elvira (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))

170123-lima-infieri2016-summary-1.pdf

16:59 Introduction to Advanced 3D interconnect technology for new 3D applications in Microelectronics

This Lab has been installed on a server of the NCC-UNESP thanks to the support of the NCC-UNESP team.

Speaker: Robert Patti (CEO Tezzaron Semiconductors, USA)

17:10 → 17:30 Coffee break

17:30 → 18:40 Synthetic Aperture Radar and Image processing

This first overview lecture will stress the links between Advanced High Tech and Fundamental as well as applied Research, which is in the spirit of this school series.Note that this lecture will be complemented by two exceptional Lab session (see attached abstract) as well as the link to the BRADAR Compnay.

Conveneer: Gustavo Rehder (Poli, USP)

Speaker: Dr Joao Moreira (Technical Director at BRADAR Company)

INFIERI-SAR-20170123.pdf

INFIERI-SAR-20170123.ppt

SAR-Labs.pdf

Website of the BRADAR Compnay

Tuesday, 24 January

08:45 → 13:00 NEW TRENDS in FRONTIER RESEARCH

This session is dedicated to overview lectures that will give a vision of the main directions that will be driving the Frontier Research Fields covered in this School. These lectures will not be restricted to the School attendance but opened to a larger audience.

Convener: Prof. Rodrigo Nemmen (IAG-USP)

08:45 The Giant Telescopes for the Next Decade

The introductory Lecture on AstroPhysics will focus on the new Giant Telescopes that are being built for the Next Decade. The lecturer is Head of the LAM-CNRS Laboratory in France.
Presentation of Dr. Jean Gabriel Cuby by Prof. Beatriz Barbuy (IAG-USP)

Speaker: Dr Jean Gabriel Cuby (Director of LAM-CNRS Laboratory, FR)

The Laboratory of Astrophysique of Marseille, France

Slides

• adaptiveoptics.m4v
• ELT-Infieri-School.v5.pptx
• eso1225b.flv
• JWST_Deploy-2013-version_1-YouTube_sharing.mov
• PSF_Visible1.mp4

10:00 Advances in Medical Imaging Modalities: New Perspectives

Professor R. Chammas is a specialist of Molecular Oncology at the Medical School of Sao Paulo, with high responsibilities in teaching and research.

Speaker: Prof. Roger Chammas (FM-USP)

RChammas_Physics2017.pdf

RChammas_Physics2017.pptx

11:15 Coffee break

11:45 Future Main Directions in High Energy Physics

The Introductory lecture on Particle Physics about the future perspectives for the next decades and especially beyond the High Luminosity LHC, will be presented by Prof. Ian Shipsey, Head of the Particle Physics at Oxford Physics Department.
Presentation of Prof. Ian Shipsey by Dr. Aurore Savoy-Navarro

A written version of this presentation can be found in:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1707.03711
(Proceedings of the ICHEP 2016 International Conference)

Speaker: Prof. Ian Shipsey (Particle Physics Head, Physics Dpt, Oxford)

INFIERI-Sao_Paolo-Shipsey.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH BREAK

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB session 1

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

17:20 → 18:30 Future Directions in the Industrial Field of Semi-Conductor Technologies from the Industry point of view

Dr Patti, CEO of Tezzaron Semiconductors has a long time and worldwide experience in the developments of novel semiconductors technologies in the Industrial world. He will explain the evolution of this Industrial wide domain, the industrial applications as well as the links between Advanced fundamental research and Industry on this crucial topic.

Convener: Gustavo Rehder (POLI-USP)

Speaker: Dr Robert Patti (CEO Tezzaron Semiconductors, USA)

Nhanced Infieri 01242017.pdf

Wednesday, 25 January

09:00 → 13:00 Applications of Advanced Technology for Intelligent on-Instruments Signal Processing: Some key examples

09:00 The Front End signal processing for Antennas and RF: an introductory lecture

This lecture will give an introduction to the signal processing for Antennas and thus RF signals. The detailed abstract of this lecture will be shortly available. It applies to a series of undergoing and projected astrophysics experiments such as LLAMA, SKA precusors and of course the next decade Square Kilometer Array itself in preparation for which the Manchester University is a central place.
This lecture will be complemented by several Lab sessions (2 by Prof. Lepine from IAG-USP and one from Dr Laith Danoon, Manchester U.)

Speaker: Dr Laith Danoon (Lecturer at University of Manchester, Electroniucs and Electricity Engineering Department, Manchester, UK)

INFIERI 2017 Antennas Lecture.pdf

INFIERI 2017 Antennas Lecture.ppt

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 Introduction to Silicon Photomultipliers Technology and uses

Dr. Franchi has a long experience as electronic engineer working at CAEN SPA and now at AGE Scientific SRL. The expertise he will share in this school is on the use of the Si PMT's technology with the building of the signal processing boards and test/monitoring systems to be applied to several aspects of Fundamental Research (Astrophysics or Particle Physics experiments) as well as to Medical Imaging. This lecture will be complemented by a related Hands on Lab organised by Dr. Franchi.

Speaker: Dr Giovanni Franchi (AGE Scientific, srL, IT)

Advansid_datasheet_NUV_array.pdf

Advansid_datasheet_NUV.pdf

Advansid_datasheet_RGB.pdf

FUNDAMENTALS_r2.pdf

HANDS ON SILICON PHOTOMULTIPLIER.pdf

video1 small telescope.mov

13:00 → 14:00 Lunch

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB session 2

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

17:20 → 18:30 Application of Advanced Front-End technologies to Medical Imaging

The content of Prof Mekkaoui's lecture is described in the abstract in the file here attached.

Conveneer: Marcel Jackowsky (IME-USP/DCC)

Speaker: Prof. Choukri Mekkaoui (Harvard Medical School, Athinoula Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging at Massachusetts General Hospital, USA)

Choukri-Lecture.pdf

coloquio11.f4v

Thursday, 26 January

09:00 → 13:00 The Novel Very Front End (on-Instruments) Technological Tools: NEW FRONT-ENDS

Convener: Gustavo Rehder (POLI-USP)

09:00 Advanced Very Deep CMOS Technologies

Prof Joao Antonio Martino is member of the LSI (Laboratory of Integrated Systems) at the Electrical Engineering Department of the Politechenic School at USP. This lecture will be an introduction to the various VDSM CMOS technologies including SOI, FDSOI and 3D.

Speaker: Prof. Joao Antonio Martino (POLI-USP)

INFIERI_2017_Martino_final.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 Advanced 3D CMOS and interconnect technology and applications in Industry and Fundamental research

Tezzaron Semiconductors is the world 3D-IC's leader and Dr Patti is instrumental in this lead. This lecture will concentrate on the 3D CMOS technology and new 3D interconnects and give some examples of applications and results including in Particle Physics. Dr. Patti will complement his lecture with an Hands on Lab introducing the attendants (even not electronics experts) to the specifics of the 3D-IC design.

Speaker: Dr Robert Patti (CEO Tezzaron Semiconductors, USA)

Link to Tezzaron Semiconductors Website

Nhanced Infieri 01262017 B.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB Session 3

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

17:20 → 18:30 The New SiPMT's for the next cameras for the Cerenkov Telescope Array (CTA) Telescopes

Prof. Giordano at the University of Bari, Italy is Cosmic ray physics expert. Actually working in the Fermi NASA mission for gamma ray exploration of the universe.
Also working on the development of a Silicon Photomltipliers camera for VeryHighEnergy astroparticle application Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA). This lecture will present the CTA experiment and the new developments that led to the application of the SiPMT technology to build cameras based on this technology instead of the Multi-Anode PMTs.
His lecture will be complemented by a dedicated Hands on Lab.

Convener: Edivaldo Moura Santos (IF-USP)

Speaker: Prof. Francesco Giordano (University of Bari and INFN, IT)

infieri_giordano.pdf

Friday, 27 January

09:00 → 13:00 Advances In Silicon Pixel Technologies: Sensors and embedded Signal Processing

Convener: Aurore Savoy Navarro (CNRS/IN2P3 and INFN-Pisa)

09:00 New developments in Silicon Pixel Technologies

Dr Petra Riedler (CERN) has a permanent physicist position at CERN. She has a large experience on the R&D and construction of Pixel detectors based on advanced technologies for use in some of the top experiments in Particle Physics. She is currently a key person in the ALICE experiment at LHC.

Speaker: Dr Petra Riedler (CERN)

infieri_school_priedler2017_final.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 Advances on pixel-embedded Signal Processing technology

Lodovico Ratti is Professor in Electronics at the University of Pavia, Italy. This is one of the key places in Italy and indeed in Europe in Microelectronics in close link with Bergamo University, for developing and building advanced ASICs especially for the Front-End design for the signal processing of Pixel based devices.
His lecture on advanced embedded signal processing for pixel devices will be complemented by an Hands on Lab he is organizing jointly with Bergamo and Pavia teams involved in the RD53 international R&D collaboration led by CERN and LBL-Berkeley. Here below attached the abstracts

Speaker: Prof. Lodovico Ratti (Universita e INFN, Pavia (IT))

infieri16_lab_pixelFE_chipix.pdf

infieri16_lab_pixelFE_fnal.pdf

pixel_ro.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB session 4

17:20 → 18:50 The National Laboratory on Synchroton Light, LNLS: applications and perspectives

Antonio Jose Roque da Silva, Professor at USP, is Head of the National Laboratory on Synchroton Light, LNLS. The access to the LNLS Website here below gives an overview of this Laboratory. It provides key R&D and tests facilities for fundamental and applied research (including biology and Medicine) also with links to the high tech industrial world.

Convener: Aurore Savoy-Navarro (CNRS/IN2P3)

Speaker: Prof. Antonio Jose Roque da Silva (USP and LNLS Director)

roque-infieri-2017.pdf

roque-infieri-2017.pptx

Website of the National Laboratory on Synchroton Light, LNLS, Campinas, BR

Saturday, 28 January

09:00 → 13:00 Review of the Medical Imaging Modalities Techniques and Medical Motivations

Series of dedicated lectures by Medical Experts and by the main Industrial representatives; this plenary morning session will be hosted at the Institute of Radiology (InRAD) at the USP Medical School (FM-USP).

Conveners: Dr Marcelo Tatit Sapienza (InRAd, FM-USP), Maria Concepcion Garcia Otaduy (Institut of Radiology, FM-USP)

Website of the Radiology Institute of FM-USP

09:00 Medical Imaging based on Ultra Sound

Speaker: Dr Julia Diva-Zavariz (InRad FM-USP)

09:30 Medical Imaging based on Computed Tomography

Speaker: Dr Hilton Muniz Leao Filho (InRAD, FM-USP)

10:00 Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

Speaker: Dr Artur Martins Coutinho (InRad FM-USP)

10:30 Molecular Imaging

Speaker: Dr Marcelo Tatit Sapienza (InRad FM-USP)

Molecular Imaging 2017-1.pdf

Molecular Imaging 2017-1.ppt

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 High-Intensity Focussed Ultrasound Magnetic Resoance Imaging (HIFU-MRI)

Speaker: Dr Marcos Menendes (InRad FM-USP)

12:00 Cloud Applications and Big Data Analysis for Healthcare

Speaker: Camila Nunes (Software Engineering Researcher at GE Global Research Center Brazil)

12:20 Pushing the boundary of tomographic imaging with photon-counting spectral CT

Speaker: Carsten Schirra (Leader of the Philips Research Hub Brazil)

Carsten-Schirra-PHILIPS.pdf

12:40 syngo.via Frontier-The gateway to the Siemens research environment

Speaker: Henrique Amaral-Silva (Development analyst of the R&D team at Siemens Healthineers Brazil)

Siemens-Brazil.pdf

syngo_via_Frontier_SummerSchool.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB session 5

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break and start of the Week end Free time

Monday, 30 January

09:00 → 13:00 NEUTRINO PHYSICS: The Long Baseline neutrino and related worldwide R&D and detector developments at CERN and FERMILAB

Convener: Francesco Giordano (Univ.ersity of Bari and INFN, It)

09:00 Physics Motivations for the Long Baseline Experiment DUNE

The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) is a leading-edge, international experiment for neutrino science and proton decay studies. This lecture will explain the Physics motivations of this Experiment as well as its organization and the long baseline construction in the USA, from FermiLab to the Sanford Underground Research Facility 1300 kms away.
This lecture will be followed by two lectures that will describe the important R&D and tests facilities set up at CERN (WA105) and at Fermilab.

Speaker: Prof. Orlando Peres (UNICAMP - BR)

OLG PERES _seminar_infieri2016.pdf

The DUNE Long Baseline Experiment Project

10:00 The Neutrino Long Baseline Project Preparation: challenges and ongoing R&D and tests at LBNF-FNAL, USA

Speaker: Prof. Ettore Segreto (UNICAMP - BR)

segreto_infieri_sao_paulo.pdf

segreto_infieri_sao_paulo.pptx

The Neutrino Long Baseline Project Preparation: challenges and ongoing R&D and tests at LBNF-FNAL, USA

11:15 Coffee break

11:40 The Neutrino Long Baseline Project Preparation: challenges and ongoing R&D and tests at CERN (WA105)

Speaker: Sebastien Murphy (Eidgenoessische Technische Hochschule Zuerich (CH))

INFIERI_2016_Murphy.pdf

The WA105 demo site at CERN

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB session 6

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

17:20 → 18:50 Introduction to the Instrumentation in Astronomy

Convener: Laith Danoon (Manchester University, UK)

Speaker: Prof. Stephan Eikenberry (University of Florida, USA)

Eikenberry_ USP_infieri_astro.pdf

Eikenberry_ USP_infieri_astro.ppt

Prof Stephen Eikenberry website at UFL-USA

Tuesday, 31 January

09:00 → 13:00 DATA FILTERING TECHNIQUES: Advances in Filtering Mathematical techniques

Convener: Marco Dimas Gubitoso (IME/DCC-USP)

09:00 Introduction to advanced Filtering Techniques

Prof. Barrera is the head of the Computing Science Department (DCC) at the Institute of Math and Statistics (IME-USP).
The lecture given in two parts, will focus on Non Linear Filtering: statistical design of lattice filters and applications. These lectures will be complemented by a Computer-aided Lab organized by Prof Barrera et al.

Speaker: Prof. Junior Barrera (Computing Science Department (DCC) Head, Institut of Mathematics and Statistics. IME, USP)

Barrera_learning_Brown.pdf

Realtime-Filtering-techs.pdf

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 Advances in Data Filtering and Real time algorithms applications

Second part of the Lecture by Prof. Barrera

Speaker: Prof. Junior Barrera (Computing Science Department (DCC) Head, Institute of Mathematics and Statistics, USP, BR)

Barrera_learning_Brown2.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB Session7

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

17:30 → 18:45 THE GIANT MAGELLAN TELESCOPE

Convener: Aurore Savoy-Navarro (CNRS-IN2P3)

Speaker: Prof. Joao Steiner (IAG-USP)

J Steiner - FAPESP partnership in GMT.pdf

J Steiner - FAPESP partnership in GMT.pptx

Wednesday, 1 February

09:00 → 13:00 DATA TRANSMISSION: THE HIGH RATES & HIGH SPEED CHALLENGES

Convener: Lodovico Ratti (Universita e INFN, Pavia (IT))

09:00 Dedicated PET Data Acquisition systems from the Front-End to the processing stage

Speaker: Dr Giancarlo Sportelli (University of Pisa and INFN)

sportelli-infieri2017-c.pdf

09:30 Advanced techniques for high-rate data transmission with optical-fibers networks in Particle and Astro-Particle Physics

Speaker: Dr Antonio D'Amico (nikhef)

HSDT-INFIERI-1feb2017.pdf

HSDT-INFIERI-1feb2017.pptx

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 High Speed and High Data Transmission, related Microelectronics and Developments and Applications

Driving coherent high speed optical transceiver (100G and Beyond) and microelectronics for optical communication market, integrated photonics circuits design (Polymers and Silicon Photonics), optical packaging, high speed analog and microelectronics (DSP and OTN) are the key development areas at BrPhotonics targeting small form factors transceivers for line and client side. Dr Jacklyn Reis will review the related Microlectronics Developments and applications in the key technological domain of High Speed and High Data transmission.

Speaker: Dr Jacklyn Dias Reis (BR Photonics)

BRPhotonics, Campinas, BR

BrPhotonics_Optical_Com_DSP_ASIC_Public.pdf

J-DiasReis.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB Session 8

17:00 → 17:20 Coffee break

20:00 → 23:00 SOCIAL DINNER: BANQUET in a TYPICAL CHURRASCARIA: BOVINUS

The BANQUET will be organized in a typical CHURRASCARIA, BOVINUS, downtown Sao Paulo.

Thursday, 2 February

09:00 → 13:00 HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING: Advances in Hardware and Software sides

Convener: Victor Daniel Elvira (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))

09:00 High Performance and Massive Parallel Computing (Part 1)

To complement the lecture (see abstract here attached), Prof Marco Dimas Gubitoso from IME/DCC and part of the CEPID/NeuroMat will co-organized two Computer-aided Labs related to High Performance and Massive Parallel Computing from firmware points of view (see Table of Labs).

Speaker: Prof. Marco Dimas Gubitoso (Institute of Mathematics & Statistics, IME-USP)

Gubi-lecture.pdf

HPC.pdf

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 High Performance and Massive Parallel Computing (Part 2)

Speaker: Prof. Sebastien Le Beux (Ecole Centrale-LYON, Fr)

2017-infieri-pdf.pdf

Sébastien Le Beux, EEA:INL | École Centrale de Lyon.pdf

13:00 → 14:00 LUNCH

14:00 → 17:00 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB Session 9

17:00 → 17:15 Break

Will allow the participants to the race to get prepared

17:15 → 18:30 GeantV - Simulation in the Era of High Performance Computing

Dr Daniel Elvira is a Scientist at Fermi National Lab, Physics and Detector Simulation Group Leader (SCD-FNAL), Scientific Computing Simulation Department Head (SCD-FNAL) and CMS Department Head (SCD-FNAL). He is part of the worldwide collaboration developing the next generation toolkit based on GEANT simulation framework.
GEANT firmware was developed by /for Particle Physics at CERN and has been increasingly used in many other domains of research and of applied life. It is now being adapted to the new HPC and MPC frameworks.
The content of Dr Elvira's lecture is summarized in the abstract in the file here below. This lecture is complemented by a computer- aided Lab, co-organized with Dr Guilherme Lima (FNAL scientist). The Lab abstract is also included in that file.

Convener: Alexandre Suaide (IF-USP)

Speaker: Dr Victor Daniel Elvira (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))

INFIERI-School-DE-V2.pdf

INFIERI-school-GVabs.pdf

18:40 → 19:25 INFIERI TRADITIONAL RUN

After the first INFIERI run performed in the Oxford meadows in July 2013, the second one in Parc Montsouris in Pars in July 2014, the cancelled run in Hambirg in September 2015 because of raining weather:
The INFIERI runners this year will follow the route inside the USP Campus at Sao Paulo described in the attached map.
The run has been organized by Davide Cieri (EU PhD Fellow from RAL-STFC, UK).

The results are:
Luiz Azanha 25.45
Davide 27.20
Elielson 27.36
Anton 30.10
Andrea 32:10
Alberto 32:18
Lorena 39:18
Vitor 40:00
Valdir 40:03
Tyler
Luis
Christian
Yuri

See the photos here attached of the runners in the starting blocks....and running...

INFIERI-RUN-USP-02022017.jpeg

Photos from the run, courtesy Davide Cieri

race-INFIERI-USP.png

19:25 → 20:00 After Run Break

Friday, 3 February

09:00 → 11:00 Understanding, Confronting and Testing Effects of High Radiation doses

Convener: Guillherme Lima (Fermi National Lab., Batavia, USA)

A brief abstract of the lecture by Dr Hendrik Jensen is given in the file here below

Speaker: Dr Hendrik Jansen (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))

2017_02_03_INFIERI2017_SaoPaolo_upload.pdf

Hendrik-BR.pdf

11:00 → 14:00 The POSTER SESSION: Presentations by the School attendants of their Poster; A buffet is organized at the same time.

A total of 25 posters are presented by the School attendants covering a large variety of topics on Astrophysics, High Energy Physics, Medical field, and related high tech developments.
Three prices will be awarded to the three best posters elected by all those who attended this session.

Convener: Aurore Savoy Navarro (CNRS/IN2P3 )

11:00 Level1 Time Multiplexed Track Trigger for CMS Upgrade at High Luminosity LHC

Speaker: Luigi Calligaris (STFC - Rutherford Appleton Lab. (GB))

Calligaris_abstract.pdf

INFIERI2017SP_calligaris_luigi_TMTT-poster-v002.pdf

11:06 Scalability of the Time Multiplexed CMS Level1 Track Trigger System

Speaker: Luis Ardila (KIT-IPE, Ge and STFC-RAL, UK)

2017_INFIERI_SP_LA.compressed.pdf

abstract-ardila.pdf

11:12 An Rz filter for the Time Multiplexed Track Trigger Finder for CMS Upgrade at LHC

Speaker: Davide Cieri (STFC - Rutherford Appleton Lab. (GB))

Cieri_abstract.pdf

poster-infieri-2017-dcieri.pdf

11:18 Postural balance assessment and treatment associated to cognitive-behaviour therapy on a space phobia patent

Speaker: Catarina Boffino (Clinical Hospital of Medical School of USP )

Abstract_Infieri_Catarina_Boffino.docx

Abstract_Infieri_Catarina_Boffino.pdf

Infieri-poster-CBoffino.pdf

Infieri-poster-CBoffino.ppt

11:24 Differential Signal Processing for the Antennas of the Square Kilometer Array and Integrated Circuit Package Electromagnetic Simulation

Speaker: Tailei Wang (APC-CNRS, Paris, FR)

Poster_SummerSchool-TaileiWang.pdf

11:30 VERILOG Modeling of a Region-Of-Interes Fast L1 Pixel Track Trigger Strategy for LHC

Speakers: Anton Bogachev (APC-CNRS, Paris, Fr and Immanuel Kant University, Kalingrad, Ru), Sergei Lapin (APC-CNRS, Paris, Fr and Immanuel Kant University, Kaliningrad, Ru)

PosterLapin-Bogachev.pdf

11:36 R&D of HV-CMOS Pixels

Speaker: Chenfan Zhang (University of Liverpool)

Zhang_poster.pdf

11:42 Design and test of a zero dead time analog front-end for next generation of pixel detectors

Speaker: Benedetta Nodari (APC-CNRS, Paris, Fr and Universita di Bergamo, It)

BN_infieri_poster.pdf

Nodari_abstract.pdf

11:48 Fast iteration and prototyping in HPC medical applications: a case study with Mentor Vista

Speaker: Alberto Garcia Fernandez (THALES-TRT, Palaiseau, FR)

Garcia_Fernandez_poster.pdf

11:54 Tuning System for Xilinx MGT Transceivers

Speaker: Vitor Finotti Ferreira (UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR))

abstract-VFinotti.pdf

INFIERI_2017_Autotuning.pdf

12:00 Dual Energy Computed Tomography (DECT)

Speaker: Lorena Paola Robayo Puerto (USP, Sao Paulo, BR)

Lorena-abstract.pdf

Poster Lorena InfieriA_pc.pdf

12:06 Techniques for Dynamic Workload Partitioning in High-Performance Heterogeneous Computing Platforms

Speaker: Wilder Lopes (Thales-TRT, Palaiseau, FR)

abstract-WilderLopes.pdf

Poster_INFIERI_SummerSchool_WilderLopes.pdf

12:13 Simulating an antimatter gravity interferometer

Speaker: Lucas Neves Abrantes (UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BR)

LucasNeves_poster.pdf

12:20 Measurement of the branching ratio of D⁺→K⁻K⁺K⁺ decays in LHCb

Speaker: Felipe Luan Souza de Almeida (UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, BR)

poster_felipeSouza.pdf

12:26 Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays, specifically anisotropy studies of the UHECR flux at large angular scales and analysis of the the energy spectrum, from the Pierre-Auger observatory

Speaker: Johnnier Perez Armand (IF-USP, Sao Paulo, BR)

johnnier abstract.pdf

Johnnier_poster.pdf

12:35 Planar Antenna Array over the Novel Metallic Anode Metallic Nanowire (MNM) for MM-Wave Applications

Speaker: Leonardo Amorese Gallo Gomes (POLI-USP, Sao Paulo, BR)

abstract-LeonardoGomes.pdf

Poster-Infieri-LGomes.pdf

12:41 Development of filters on a membrane filled with nanowires (MnM) for millimeter-waves applications

Speaker: Julio Mota Pinheiro (POLI-USP, Sao Paulo, BR)

Abstract-JPinheiro.pdf

Poster_INFIERI_vias_2.pdf

12:47 Test and analysis of radiofrequency pulse characteris4cs for magne4c resonance spectroscopy in phantom and in In Vivo experiments

Speaker: Maira Martins Garcia (UFABC, BR)

PosterMairaMGarcia.pdf

12:55 IPbus applied to the CMS Level1 Tracking Trigger Upgrade

Speaker: Andre Muller Cascadan (UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR))

INFIERI_IPbus.pdf

Poster_IPbus.pdf

13:02 Cosmic Rays Experiment at Antartica

Speaker: Marcos Azevedo (CBPF, Rio de Janeiro, BR)

INFIERI_Poster_-_Marcos_Koebcke.pdf

13:09 Beam Gas Vertexing detector.

Speaker: Valdir Salustino Guimaraes (CBPF - Brazilian Center for Physics Research (BR))

abstract-valdir.pdf

bgv_poster_infieri_2016.pdf

13:16 SciFi Front-End Electronics Test System A test bench to electronics of the new scintillating fibers tracker at LHCb

Speakers: Diogo Ayres Rocha (CBPF - Brazilian Center for Physics Research (BR)), Ulisses De Freitas Carneiro Da Graca (CBPF - Brazilian Center for Physics Research (BR))

SciFI_FEE_Test_System_Poster.pdf

13:23 Silicon PM Detector Research

Speaker: Christian Vincenzi Nunes (CBPF, Rio de Janeiro, BR)

Poster_Abstract-ChNunes.pdf

SiPM_Detector_Research_Poster.pdf

13:30 Searching for a Voice "DNA"

Speaker: Eduardo Silva (IF-USP, Sao Paulo, BR)

Eduardo_R_Silva_-_poster_abstract.pdf

Eduardo R Silva - poster INFIERI 2016.pdf

13:37 Modulation in the Activity of Radioactive Sources

Speaker: Raphael Perci Santiago (CBPF, Rio de Janeiro, BR)

INFIERI_Modulation_19012017.pdf

14:00 → 14:45 Science and Magic

Speaker: Prof. Marco Dimas Gubitoso (IME/DCC-USP)

coloquio31.f4v

14:45 → 17:15 LABORATORIES PARALLEL SESSIONS: LAB Session 10

17:15 → 18:00 FAREWELL Session and INFIERI RUN awards

Winner of the INFIERI RUN race is:
LUIZ MAURICIO AZANHA, from IAG-USP, in 25 min for the men category
Winner of the INFIERI RUN race is:
LORENA PAOLA ROBAYO PUERTO from IF-USP, in 39 min for the women category