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5th Summer School on INtelligent signal processing for FrontIEr Research and Industry

12–26 May 2019
Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, China
Asia/Shanghai timezone

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  1. 108. Openning by the Hosts
    Nicola D'Ascenzo (Huazhong University of Science and Technology), Prof. Qingguo Xie (HUST )
    13/05/2019, 09:00

    The two chairs of this Opening Day and co-chair of the School organization, Professors D'Ascenzo and Xie are on stage delivering their speech.
    In front of them the row with the Authorities of the HUST University attending the Opening Session: with Prof. Yiqing Zhan HUST Vice Rector , Prof. Xianjun Liu, Deputy Director of Academic Committee, Prof Bifeng Liu Deputy Director of College of Life...

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  2. 109. Speech by Yiqing ZHAN, Vice President of HUST
    13/05/2019, 09:15

    This was an oral presentation without slides

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  3. 110. Speech by Aurore SAVOY-NAVARRO, Co-Chair INFIERI
    13/05/2019, 09:30
  4. 111. Speech of Xianjun LIU, Deputy Director of Academic Committee, HUST
    13/05/2019, 09:50
  5. 112. Speech of Bifeng LIU, Deputy Director of College of Life Science and Technology, HUST
    13/05/2019, 10:40
  6. 113. Speech of Jun ZHOU, Deputy Director of Wuhan National Laboratory for Optoelectronics, WLNO, HUST
    13/05/2019, 10:50
  7. 114. Speech of Jie CHEN, Deputy Director of International Exchange Center, HUST
    13/05/2019, 11:00
  8. 115. Speech of Xiaofeng ZHAO, Deputy Director of School of International Education, HUST
    13/05/2019, 11:10
  9. 116. Speech of Nicola d'ASCENZO, Co-Chair, HUST
    13/05/2019, 11:20
  10. 117. Closure of the Opening Ceremony and Start of the School, Aurore SAVOY-NAVARRO, co-chair INFIERI
    13/05/2019, 11:40

    This was a brief oral presentation without slides.

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  11. 118. MEDIA INTERVIEW
    13/05/2019, 11:50
  12. 40. INTRODUCTION TO THE LABS SESSION
    Prof. Aurore SAVOY NAVARRO (Université Paris-Saclay (FR)), Prof. Nicola D'ASCENZO (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
    13/05/2019, 13:30

    Registration to the Lab session, Labs organization and location, rules to follow...

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  13. 36. FE1 FRONT-END ELECTRONICS ON DEEP SUB- MICRON CMOS TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF PIXEL BASED DETECTORS
    Prof. Lodovico RATTI (University of Pavia)
    13/05/2019, 13:39

    See abstract in LABS TABLE

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  14. 38. FE2 INTRODUCTION TO FDSOI PIXEL DETECTORS
    Prof. Yoshinobu UNNO (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (JP))
    13/05/2019, 13:57

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  15. 39. FE3 NEW SENSORS CHARACTERIZATION
    Dr Sven WONSAK (University of Liverpool (GB))
    13/05/2019, 14:06

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  16. 41. FE4 2.5D AND 3D TECHNOLOGY: INTRODUCTION TO 3D INTERCONNECT TECHNOLOGY DESIGN
    Dr Robert PATTI (President of Nhanced Semicondurctors, USA)
    13/05/2019, 14:15

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  17. 42. FE5 STATIC SIPM CHARACTERIZATION
    Mr Lin WANG (JOINBON Technology Co., Ltd.(Hubei))
    13/05/2019, 14:24

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  18. 43. FE6 MULTI VOLTAGE THRESHOLD LAB
    Dr Daoming XI (RAYCAN Ltd.)
    13/05/2019, 14:33

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  19. 44. ASTRO1 DETECTION LAB: CHARACTERIZATION OF A CCD DETECTOR (ASTROPHYSICS)
    Dr Jean Gabriel CUBY (LAM Laboratory, CNRS, France)
    13/05/2019, 14:42

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  20. 45. ASTRO2 INTRODUCTION TO DARK MATTER DETECTION
    Dr Charling TAO (CPPM/IN2P3/CNRS and Tsinghua University)
    13/05/2019, 14:51

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  21. 46. ASTRO3 USE OF SIPM IN ASTROPHYSICS EXPERIMENTS
    Dr Daniel Alberto GUBERMAN (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics), Prof. Riccardo PAOLETTI (Universita degli studi di Siena & INFN Pisa(IT))
    13/05/2019, 15:00

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  22. 47. HEP1 ELECTRON BEAM TOMOGRAPHY OF A BASIC ELEMENT OF THE HIGH GRANULARITY CALORIMETRY FOR HL-LHC (CMS)
    Dr David BARNEY (CERN), Mr Thorben QUAST (Rheinisch Westfaelische Tech. Hoch. (DE))
    13/05/2019, 15:09

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  23. 48. MED1 NEMA MEASUREMENT OF PET SENSITIVITY
    Mr Bo ZHANG (RaySolution Digital Medical Imaging Co.,Ltd)
    13/05/2019, 15:18

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  24. 49. MED2 SMALL ANIMAL PET MOUSE ACQUISITION
    Dr Wenchang XIAO (RAYDATA Ltd.)
    13/05/2019, 15:27

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  25. 51. CL1 INTRODUCTION TO INTEL FPGA BASED LAB
    Mr Zhaojun ZHU (INTEL Regional Applications Engineer with expertise in OpenCL/HLS/HyperFlex technologies)
    13/05/2019, 15:45

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  26. 52. CL2 MASSIVE PARALLEL COMPUTING (SESSION 1)
    Mr Jefferson FIALHO COELHO (Center for Scientific Computing - São Paulo State University (U), Prof. Liria SATO (USP, Sao Paulo, BR), Dr Rogerio IOPE (UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR))
    13/05/2019, 15:54

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  27. 53. CL3 MASSIVE PARALLEL COMPUTING (SESSION 2)
    Dr Rogerio LOPE (UNESP - Universidade Estadual Paulista (BR)), et al.
    13/05/2019, 16:03

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  28. 54. CL4 MACHINE LEARNING & DEEP LEARNING APPLIED TO ASTROPHYSICS
    Dr Lara LLORET IGLESIAS (CSIC - Consejo Sup. de Investig. Cientif. (ES))
    13/05/2019, 16:12

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  29. 55. CL5 DEEP LEARNING WITH KERAS I
    Dr Lisa BENATO (Hamburg University (DE)), et al.
    13/05/2019, 16:21

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  30. 56. CL6 DEEP LEARNING WITH KERAS II
    Dr Lisa BENATO (Hamburg University (DE)), et al.
    13/05/2019, 16:30

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  31. 57. CL7 INTRODUCTION TO NEW FPGAS SOFTWARE PLATFORM
    Mr Ciro CEISSLER (UNICAMP, Campinas, S.P., BR), Prof. Guido ARAUJO (UNICAMP, Campinas, S.P., BR), Mr Ramon NEPOMUCENO (UNICAMP, Campinas, S.P. BR)
    13/05/2019, 16:39

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  32. 58. CL8 INTRODUCTION TO GPU COMPUTING SESSION 1
    Dr Dorothea VOM BRUCH (LPNHE Paris, CNRS)
    13/05/2019, 16:48

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  33. 59. CL9 INTRODUCTION TO GPU COMPUTING SESSION 2
    Dr Dorothea VOM BRUCH (LPNHE Paris, CNRS)
    13/05/2019, 16:57

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  34. 60. CL10 BEHIND A PUBLISHED PAPER - FROM BENCH TO MEDICAL COMMUNITY
    Dr Alba DI PARDO (NEUROMED)
    13/05/2019, 17:05

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  35. 61. CL11 LAB ON COMPUTATIONAL SPECTRAL VIDEO IMAGING
    Prof. Xun CAO (School of Electronics and Engineering, Nanjing University, CN)
    13/05/2019, 17:13

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  36. 119. ASTRO4: Observational Laboratory
    Dr Jean Gabriel CUBY (Laboratory of Astrophysics of Marseille, LAM, CNRS-INSU)
    13/05/2019, 17:22

    A one day observational Lab has been organized at 5 am (local time) by Jean Gabriel Cuby with a link to the Observatory of Haute Provence in FRANCE.
    The results are summarized in the poster presented in the poster session by Shreya Suresh as a result of a collaborative work during the School.

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  37. 6. SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION OVER THE NEXT 30 YEARS
    Prof. Linli GUO (DFH satellites CO.Ltd, China Academy of Space Technology (CAST)), Prof. Michel BLANC (IRAP/CNRS, FR & NSSC (CAS), CN)
    13/05/2019, 18:30

    Professors Linli GUO and Michel BLANC will combine their complementary high expertise on the technological and on the Scientific aspects of the Space conquest. The latest successes in this domain, including the exploration of the Dark side of the Moon, over these very last years are further and notably increasing the interest in this fundamental research field.

    Prof. Linli GUO, will present...

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  38. 15. VISION ON THE NEW TRENDS ON ASTROPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY: FROM LARGE GROUND BASE SURVEYS TO SPACE MISSIONS
    Prof. Zuhui FAN (South-Western Institute for Astronomy Research (SWIFAR), Yunnan University, CN.)
    14/05/2019, 08:00

    Since the 20th century, modern astronomy research has bloomed tremendously, thanks, partly and importantly, to various technological developments. For cosmological studies probing the origin and evolution of the Universe, we have observed signals from the baby Universe via the cosmic microwave background radiation, and from the mature large-­‐scale structures through galaxy surveys and lensing...

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  39. 123. VISIT during the INFIERI School: ZAIGA project presentation at the WUHAN University
    14/05/2019, 09:00

    While participating to the INFIERI School at HUST, Professors Linli Guo and Michel Blanc had the opportunity to visit the Wuhan University. The ZAIGA project where the Wuhan University has a leading role was presented to them .

    For more information about ZAIGA (see attached document)

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  40. 16. A VISION ON THE MAIN DIRECTIONS IN HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS IN THE NEXT DECADES
    Prof. Aurore SAVOY NAVARRO (IRFU-CEA, Université Paris-Saclay and CNRS/IN2P3(FR))
    14/05/2019, 10:10

    After decades of success in exploring the ultimate components of the Matter, the large High Energy Physics worldwide community is continuying its fundamental research quest. The next two decades will witness exciting searches in the Neutrinos world thanks to three major experiments that are bult in USA (DUNE), in China (JUNO) and in Japon (Super/HyperKamiokande); meanwhile the largest...

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  41. 9. THE NEW WAYS TO EXPLORE THE BRAIN FUNCTIONING
    Dr Alba DI PARDO (Medical Geneticist at the Mediterraneen Neurology Institute, NEUROMED, IT. and INNOMED, IT)
    14/05/2019, 18:30

    The human brain is the command center for the human nervous system. It is made up of a large network of neurons and controls everything from senses to the muscles throughout the body. When the brain is damaged, it can affect many different things, including memory, motor function, sensation and even personality. Brain disorders include several rare diseases which currently have little to no...

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  42. 17. NEW DEVELOPMENTS ON SILICON TECHNOLOGY
    Prof. Gianluigi CASSE (University of Liverpool (GB) & FBK Research Lab, Trento, IT)
    15/05/2019, 08:00

    The use of the Silicon technology has been strongly increasing over the few last decades in the High Energy Physics experiments. This is because the impressive advances in this high tech domain as well as the cutting-edge performances demands moitvated by the Physics.

    Abstract: Modern detector science and technology has originated from High Energy Physics experiment needs in the ‘80’s of the...

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  43. 122. Visit of Dr Yann Moreau from the General Consulate of France at Wuhan
    15/05/2019, 09:50

    Dr Yann MOREAU, Attache for Science and Technology at the General Consulate of France in Wuhan, visited the INFIERI School at HUST in that morning. He attended the lecture of Dr Jean Lauc Sauvageot and met with the Lecturers from abroad present at that time as well as the co-organizers of the School at HUST, Profs Nicola d'Ascenzo and Qingguo Xie.

    There was a lunch with the french lecturers...

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  44. 3. COLD DETECTORS: FROM ASTROPHYSICS TO QUANTUM COMPUTING
    Dr Jean-Luc SAUVAGEOT (Astrophysicist at IRFU-CEA, Paris Saclay University, Department of Astrophyscs, FR)
    15/05/2019, 10:10

    Here below attached the flyer by Jean-Luc Sauvageot describing the content of his lecture.

    Dr. Jean-Luc Sauvageot is a high skilled astrophysicist at the Department of Astrophysics, DAP, of the Institute of Research into the Fundamental laws of the Universe (IRFU), a Fundamental Research Division at the Commissariat of Atomic Energy (CEA) in France. He has a wide range of contributions in...

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  45. 10. IMPACT OF THE INNOVATIONS IN SEMICONDUCTOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ON THE TRACKING CONCEPTS IN FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH
    Prof. Philip Patrick ALLPORT (University of Birmingham (UK))
    15/05/2019, 18:30

    The impressive progress in semiconductor detectors and their associated microelectronics is leading to major advances in the track and vertex finding capabilities of current and future experiments. This is already demonstrated in the ongoing upgrades to the inner tracking systems of detectors for the LHC and HL-LHC at CERN, as well as developments targeting future high energy physics...

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  46. 19. NEW HIGH GRANULARITY CALORIMETERS for HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
    Dr David BARNEY (CERN, CH)
    16/05/2019, 08:00

    Making calorimeters to be highly granular devices has been the subject of decades of R&D work within the High Energy Physics international community and is actively pursued worldwide.This is strongly motivated by the needs of the Physics to be explored in the particle accelerators.
    The contribution of Dr Barney to this School includes two lectures:

    Lecture 1: High-Energy Physics Calorimetry...

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  47. 18. HIGH PERFORMANCE TIMING DETECTORS FOR HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS & NEW DEVELOPMENTS FOR High LUMINOSITY LHC
    Dr Francesca CAVALLARI (La Sapienza Universita e INFN, Roma I (IT))
    16/05/2019, 10:10

    In recent years precision timing detectors have increasingly captured the interest of the particle physicists, for their potential as time of flight detectors in high luminosity collider experiments as the LHC.
    In the phase-1 of the LHC, the experiments have exploited a global event description, making use of all the subdetector information (tracks, calorimeter hits and muon chamber hits) ...

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  48. 11. DUNE, JUNO, SUPER/HYPERKAMIOKANDE; THE LAST WORD ON NEUTRINOS?
    Prof. Albert DE ROECK (CERN), Prof. Wei WANG (Sun Yat-Sen University), Prof. Yusuke KOSHIO (Okayama University & ICRR U. Tokyo, Japan)
    16/05/2019, 18:30

    Three large scale experiments are under construction all over the world to explore over the next decades, the still pending questions related to the Neutrino Physics. These experiments are DUNE in USA, JUNO in China and Super/HyperKamiokande in Japan. All three are gathering large international collaborations.
    Each of these three challenging projects are presented by their representatives.

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  49. 20. KAGRA: 2ND GENERATION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVE (GW) EXPERIMENT & FIRST UNDERGROUND GW EXPERIMENT
    Prof. Osamu MIYAKAWA (University of Tokyo, Institute of Cosmic Ray Research, ICRR, Tokyo, JP.)
    17/05/2019, 08:00

    Deep under the mountain of the Kamioka mine in Kamioka-cho, Hida-city, Gifu-prefecture, in Japan, there are many leading edge facilities to answer questions about many physics, astronomical and cosmological subjects that haven’t been answered, such as “Super Kamiokande”, the successor of “Kamiokande”.
    In 2010, a new challenging science project, KAGRA (Kamioka Gravitational wave detector,...

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  50. 21. DARK MATTER SEARCHES: AN OVERVIEW
    Prof. Charling TAO (CPPM/IN2P3/CNRS and Tsinghua University)
    17/05/2019, 10:10

    We live in a mysterious Universe.
    Recently, gravitational waves have been detected, black holes horizons have been observed,
    Dark Energy could be a cosmological constant... Of the main challenges in physics, we still have to uncover the nature
    of the observed Dark Matter, which is contributing more than 80% of the matter in the Universe.
    Extensions of the Standard Model of Particle Physics...

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  51. 121. Meeting between the Physics School representatives and the Lecturers from abroad contributing to the INFIERI 2019 School
    17/05/2019, 17:00

    This meeting was organized by the Physics School for exchanges between the organizers and lecturers from abroad present at that time and the representatives of the Physics School led byt the Dean of the School.
    The contributors from abroad participating at this meeting were:
    Phil Philip ALLPORT (University of Birmingham, UK), Aurore SAVOY-NAVARRO (IRFU-CEA, University Paris Saclay, FR), Jean...

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  52. 12. FROM LARGE TERRESTRIAL TELESCOPES TO SPACE INSTRUMENTS
    Dr Jean Gabriel CUBY (Laboratory of Astrophyics of Marseille, LAM/INSU/CNRS, FR)
    17/05/2019, 18:30

    In the first part of this evening keynote session:
    Dr. Jean Gabriel CUBY will report on the European Extra Large large terrestrial telescope E-ELT project, that will be the largest one in the world
    The European Southern Observatory (ESO) is building the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) located on top of Cerro Armazones in the Atacama Desert in Chile. Construction has started in 2015 and is...

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  53. 23. DIGITAL PET 2.0
    Prof. Qingguo XIE (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, CN)
    18/05/2019, 08:00

    Qingguo Xie received his B. Sc. in Industrial Automation from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in 1994, M. Sc. in Industrial Automation from Dalian University of Technology in 1997, and Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering from the HUST in 2001. He got profound experience in high-energy physics during his time in U. Chicago and Argonne Lab.
    He is currently a professor in...

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  54. 22. INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM COMPUTING
    Prof. Man-Hong YUNG (Vice Dean of the Shenzhen Institute for Quantum Science and Engineeering (SISQE), Shenzhen and Associate Professor of the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTECH), and Chief Scientist at Huawei Technologies.)
    18/05/2019, 10:10

    Professor Man-Hong YUNG is the Vice Dean of the Shenzhen Institute for Quantum Science and Engineering (SIQSE) in Shenzhen, Chief Scientist for quantum algorithms and software at Huawei Technologies, and Associate Professor at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTECH).

    His recent interests include quantum simulation, quantum control, quantum machine learning, and...

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  55. 13. HIGH FIELD MAGNETS FROM FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH TO MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
    Dr Pierre VEDRINE (IRFU-CEA, Université Paris-Saclay (FR). Department of Accelerators, Cryogeny and Magnets (DACM), Dr Toru OGITSU (KEK, Department of Magnets, Japan)
    18/05/2019, 18:30

    The two speakers, experts in the domain, will present two types of applications of this advanced technology:
    The lecture by Dr. Toru Ogitsu is on: "Superconducting Magnets for Accelerator Science":
    Superconducting magnets are widely used for accelerators and accelerator sciences.The lecture briefly summarizes the superconducting magnet applications in accelerators and accelerator sciences....

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  56. 124. NEWS...NEWS....NEWS...11.7 TESLAS: THE WORLD-RECORD MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATED by A HUMAN MRI MAGNET at NEUROSPIN, JULY 18, 2019
    18/05/2019, 20:30

    !! LATEST NEWS FROM NEUROSPIN !!:
    11.7 TESLAS: THE WORLD-RECORD MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATED by A HUMAN MRI MAGNET, on JULY 18, 2019. SEE PRESENTATION by Pierre VEDRINE (IRFU-CEA, Saclay, FR) and ATTACHED DOCUMENT!!

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  57. 24. QUANTUM COMPUTING: ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES
    Dr Robert PATTI (President of Nhanced Semiconductors, USA)
    20/05/2019, 08:00

    Quantum computing promises to solve hugely complex multi-variable problems that are impossible for classical computers to handle. It’s an exciting prospect, and research has come a long way, but quantum computers aren’t ready yet. Today’s experimental quantum systems are still too small to be useful. An alternative is to use quantum inspired computing. Quantum inspired computing uses...

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  58. 25. HIGH RATE/HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSMISSION CHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS: PHOTONICS APPLIED TO TELECOM
    Prof. Ming TANG (The School of Optoelectronics Science and Engineering, HUST, Wuhan, China)
    20/05/2019, 10:10

    Professor Ming Tang received his B. Eng. from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST), Wuhan China, in 2001 and his PhD from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, Singapore in 2005. His postdoctoral research in Network Technology Research center (NTRC) was focused on the optical fiber amplifiers, high-power fiber lasers, non-linear fiber optics and all-optics signal...

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  59. 14. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MEDICAL IMAGING -- PEARL AND PITFALL
    Prof. Zhen LI (Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
    20/05/2019, 18:30

    Prof. LI received his Doctoral Degree and accomplished Residence, Clinical fellow in Tongji Medical College (HUST), and study in Johns Hopkins hospital, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD as a post research fellow. He had published about 160 articles and 10 Book Chapters, received more than 20 Extramural Funding in recently years. He is Editorial Board Member of Undergraduate...

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  60. 27. THE HARDWARE SIDE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: PIXEL-EMBEDDED SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF RADIATION DETECTORS AT THE LHC AND FREE ELECTRON LASER MACHINES
    Prof. Lodovico RATTI (Pavia University and INFN (IT))
    21/05/2019, 08:00

    The fast evolution of microelectronic technologies has made the pixel detector a dependable, virtually essential device in a number of crucial applications in high energy physics (HEP) experiments and in photon science. With the upgrade of the LHC experiments and the advent of 4th generation free electron laser (FEL) machines, pixel front-end circuits developed in these two different fields...

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  61. 26. PROGRAMMING FOR BIG DATA PROCESSING
    Prof. Hai JIN (HUST, School of Computer Science and Technology)
    21/05/2019, 10:10

    Big data became popular with the MapReduce programming model, and the big ecosystems grow big with the Hadoop system, an open-source implementation of MapReduce model. Programming is the key to understand the big data processing. In this lecture, three popular big data processing paradigms and related programming issues are introduced. First, the programming for batch data processing is...

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  62. 28. BIG DATA & FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH: CHALLENGES & PERSPECTIVES
    Prof. Jesus MARCO DE LUCAS (Universidad de Cantabria, IFCA, and CSIC (ES))
    22/05/2019, 08:00

    The lecture will introduce different fundamental research challenges where Big Data techniques are key, how they are being addressed, and the new ideas being explored at different levels (infrastructure, cloud-based platforms, data science solutions).

    A general framework developed in the framework of EU initiatives will be presented and used as a guide to understand the roles of the various...

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  63. 29. GPGPU COMPUTING FOR REAL TIME EVENT FILTERING (WITH THE HEP AS AN EXAMPLE CASE)
    Dr Dorothea VOM BRUCH (LPNHE Paris, CNRS, FR)
    22/05/2019, 10:10

    With the ever increasing demand on computing power and Moore’s law not being applicable any more, general purpose GPU computing (GPGPU) is used more and more widely in various fields of physics.
    This lecture will give an introduction into the GPU architecture, highlight the differences to x86 and discuss which types of problems are specifically well suited for acceleration on GPUs. As...

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  64. 31. MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP LEARNING
    Dr Lara LLORET IGLESIAS (Institute of Physics of University of Cantabria and CSIC - Consejo Sup. de Investig. Cientif. (ES))
    23/05/2019, 08:00

    This lecture is an introduction to Machine Learning/Deep Learning. Students will gain foundational knowledge of Deep Learning algorithms emphasizing in the current state-of-the-art Neural Networks for Computer Vision: the Convolutional Neural Networks. Several examples on applications of these techniques will be also shown.

    Note that two computer-aided Labs are dedicated to this topic with...

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  65. 30. THE BRAIN & THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES: THE MEDICAL POINT OF VIEW
    Prof. Min ZHANG (Deputy Director of the Neurology Department at the Tongji Hospital affiliated to Tongji Medical College of the Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, CN.)
    23/05/2019, 10:10

    Professor Zhang will introduce some desruptive tehnologies about brain, such as CT, MRI, PET, rTMS and MEG and present one clinical case for each tech. She is indeed pioneering a completely new field.

    Zhang Min is professor of neurology, chief physician, deputy Director of the department at the Tongji Hospital affiliated to Tongji Medical College of the Huazhong University of Science and...

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  66. 8. THE FUTURE MACHINES IN PROJECT FOR CONFRONTING THE FUTURE OF PARTICLE PHYSICS
    Prof. Aidan ROBSON (University of Glasgow (GB)), Prof. Hitoshi HAYANO (KEK-Japan), Prof. Joao GUIMARAES DA COSTA (Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)), Prof. Michelangelo MANGANO (CERN)
    23/05/2019, 18:30

    !! THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT TOPIC IN THE HIGH ENERGY WORLD !!
    WHAT ARE THE NEXT MACHINES TO BE BUILT FOR EXPLORING and EXPLAIN THE ELEMENTARY PARTICLE WORLD MUCH BEYOND WHAT HAS BEEN ALREADY DISCOVERED??
    These are WORLDWIDE & INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS for the next 50 or more years to come.
    The accelerators of particles in project in the world, China, Europe and Japan will be presented, with...

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  67. 32. NEW INTEL FPGA TECHNOLOGY
    Mr Dylan WANG (INTEL)
    24/05/2019, 08:30

    INTEL is developing a family variants based on the new INTEL FPGA technology. Together with this advances on the hardware side, this lecture will give an introduction to a new collection of software, firmware, and tools that allow all developers to leverage the power of Intel® FPGAs.

    Dylan Wang is Programmable Solutions Group (PSG) technical sales specialist with area of focus in IoT...

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  68. 34. COMPUTATIONAL SPECTRAL VIDEO IMAGING
    Prof. Xun CAO (School of Electronics and Engineering, Nanjing University, CN)
    24/05/2019, 10:20

    Spectral capture technique collects information with more color channels than traditional trichromatic sensing. Therefore, it provides more detailed properties of the light source and the scene. Possible applications span across lots of fields such as remote sensing, materials science, bio-photonics, environmental monitoring, and so on. Spectral capture technique needs to record massive data...

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  69. 63. NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING WITH SPINTRONIC NANODEVICES
    Dr Danijela MARKOVIC (CNRS-Paris)
    24/05/2019, 12:00

    Computing systems inspired by biological neural networks can perform complex tasks for which they were not explicitely programmed, by learning from examples. They demonstrate amazing performances in machine learning tasks such as image or speech recognition, or natural language processing. However, they are executed on traditional von Neuman architecture computers, resulting in huge energy...

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  70. 7. INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITIS IN HANG ZHOU, CHINA
    Mr Xintong ZHAO (Liuheqiao Venture)
    24/05/2019, 18:30

    The session will include three contributions on:

    1. Introduction of Liuheqiao. A brief introduction about Liuheqiao’s expertise and experience in Innovation through incubation, angel investment and company service.

    2. Introduction of Binjiang district. Introduction about how Binjiang district, as the National High-Tech District, leads innovation of high and new technology as well...

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  71. 64. Poster1:
    Fernando Aguilar Gomez (Universidad de Cantabria (ES))
    25/05/2019, 08:00
  72. 65. Poster2
    Celia Fernandez Madrazo (Instituto de Física de Cantabria)
    25/05/2019, 08:09
  73. 66. Poster3
    Patrick Moriishi Freeman (University of Birmingham (GB))
    25/05/2019, 08:18
  74. 67. Poster4
    Marvin Kuhn (School of life science and technology, HUST, Wuhan, CN and NEUROMED, IT)
    25/05/2019, 08:27
  75. 68. Poster5
    Pablo Diez Valle (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas - CSIC, Spain)
    25/05/2019, 08:36

    Pablo could not attend the poster presentation session and was thus replaced by his adviser

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  76. 69. Poster6
    Md Rasedujjaman (Aix-Marseille Université, Institut Fresnel, Marseille, FR)
    25/05/2019, 08:45
  77. 70. Poster7
    James William Gooding (University of Liverpool (GB))
    25/05/2019, 08:54
  78. 71. Poster 8
    Ramon Santos Nepomuceno (UNICAMP, Campinas, BR)
    25/05/2019, 09:03
  79. 72. Poster9
    Oussama Djedidi (Aix Marseille Universite, CNRS, LIS, FR)
    25/05/2019, 09:12
  80. 73. Poster10
    Leonidas Augusto Fernandes Do Prado (IRFU-CEA, Université Paris-Saclay (FR) & IFT-UNESP (BR))
    25/05/2019, 09:21
  81. 74. Poster11
    Longlong Song (IHEP, UCAS, CN)
    25/05/2019, 09:30

    Longlong's poster was presented by Kewei, as Longlong could not attend the poster presentation session.

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  82. 75. Poster12
    Sikang Xu (School of Information Engineering, Nanchang University, Nanchang, Chin)
    25/05/2019, 09:39
  83. 76. Poster13
    Xin Zhao (School of Information Engineering, Nanchang University, Nanchang, China)
    25/05/2019, 09:48
  84. 77. Poster14
    Hongsheng Deng (School of Information Engineering, Nanchang University, Nanchang, China)
    25/05/2019, 09:57
  85. 78. Poster15
    Ye Ding (IHEP, CAS, CN)
    25/05/2019, 10:06
  86. 79. Poster16
    Yubo Han (Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN))
    25/05/2019, 10:15
  87. 80. Poster17
    Anyi Li (College of Information Engineering Nanchang University, Nanchang, China)
    25/05/2019, 10:24
  88. 81. Poster18
    Xiuqing Xu (The graduate University for Advanced Studies, Kanagawa and KEK, Japan)
    25/05/2019, 10:33
  89. 82. Poster19
    Long Li (Shandong University, China)
    25/05/2019, 10:42
  90. 83. Poster20
    Yi Tao (Tsinghua University, Beijing, CN)
    25/05/2019, 10:51
  91. 84. Poster21
    Rui Wu (Department of Materials and Engineering, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China)
    25/05/2019, 11:00
  92. 85. Poster22
    Min Gao (1Department of Biomedical Engineering, Huazhong Univ. of Sci. & Tech., Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:09
  93. 86. Poster23
    Huimin Liu (School of Artificial Intelligence and Automation, HUST, Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:18
  94. 87. Poster24
    Xixiong Zhou (School of Artificial Intelligence and Automation, HUST, Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:27
  95. 88. Poster25
    Teng Zhang (School of Artificial Intelligence and Automation, HUST, Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:36
  96. 89. Poster26
    Zhijun Zhang (School of Artificial Intelligence and Automation, HUST, Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:45
  97. 90. Poster27
    Xu Zou (School of Artificial Intelligence and Automation, HUST, Wuhan, CN)
    25/05/2019, 11:54
  98. 91. Poster28
    Jiajia Zhang (Shanghai Hospital of Tenth's people, Dept of Nuclear Mediciner)
    25/05/2019, 12:03
  99. 92. Poster29
    Kewei Wu (Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN))
    25/05/2019, 12:12
  100. 93. poster30
    Shreya Kakkenpara Suresh (Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille, Aix Marseille University, FR )
    25/05/2019, 12:21
  101. 94. poster31
    Dan Zhang (University of Maryland, College Park (USA))
    25/05/2019, 12:30

    This poster is the winner of the Best Poster Competition and its content is published in the refeered review: Journal of Instrumentation under the reference: 2019_JINST_14_C10039, as part of the INFIERI2019 JINST Proceedings.
    The article is here attached.

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  102. 95. poster32
    Lorenzo Bellizzi (INFN-Pisa, IT)
    25/05/2019, 12:39
  103. 96. poster33
    Chris Gubbels (University of British Columbia (CA))
    25/05/2019, 12:48
  104. 97. poster34
    Emanuele Antonecchia (PETLAB, HUST, CN)
    25/05/2019, 12:57
  105. 99. poster35
    Stefano Truzzi (INFN-Pisa, Italy)
    25/05/2019, 13:06
  106. 100. poster36
    Zhou Huang (School of Physics and Astronomy Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
    25/05/2019, 13:15
  107. 101. poster37
    Patrick Connor (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))
    25/05/2019, 13:24
  108. 102. poster38
    Hugo Pumacahua Chahuayo (PETLAB, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China)
    25/05/2019, 13:33
  109. 5. KEYNOTE: FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
    Prof. Ian SHIPSEY (University of Oxford (GB))
    25/05/2019, 14:00

    The Convener of this keynote session is: Prof. Yoshinobu UNNO (KEK, JP)

    Instrumentation is the great enabler of science both pure and applied. New directions in science are launched by new tools much more often than by new concepts. Instrumentation is critical to the missions of fundamental research into the nature of quantum mechanics and general relativity, astrophysics, and particle...

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  110. 103. Awards for the winners of the running race
    25/05/2019, 15:30

    A prize has been given to the 6 winners of the running race with a well deserved and warm ovation to the 6 of them:

    The winners on the Ladies category are:
    Chao Yong Tian (China) from PETLAB-HUST with 36'17''
    Lara Lloret Iglesias (Spain) CSIC-IFCA (2nd) with 39'3''
    Lisa Benato (Italy) Universitat Hamburg (3rd) with 45'30''

    The winners on Men category are:
    Lorenzo Bellizi (Italy) from...

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  111. 104. Awards for the winners of the KERAS based Deep Learning Lab
    Lisa Benato (Hamburg University (DE)), Mareike Meyer (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE)), Patrick Connor (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))
    25/05/2019, 15:50

    The organizers of the KERAS based Deep Learning Lab (Lisa, Mareike and Patrick) have launched a competition among all the participants over the 2 weeks of this Lab.
    They have attributed a prize to the 3 best candidates.
    The award presentation is in the file Challenge_Winner.pdf here attached.
    The description of the lab, the problem to be solved (top quark tagging) and the rules of the...

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  112. 105. Awards for the three best posters
    25/05/2019, 16:10

    Three among the 38 posters presented at this Poster session by the school attendants are awarded as the three best posters. The selection is made on JUNE 13 and the WINNERS ARE:

    Best Poster: Dan ZHANG
    BS at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China.
    Now at Doctoral Program in the Department of Physics of the University of Maryland, USA.
    She...

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  113. 107. MANY THANKS to the HUST LOCAL ORGANIZERS
    25/05/2019, 16:20

    All our warmest thanks to the HUST University for hosting the School and especially to the WLNO Laboratory, the PETLAB Laboratory (part of the WLNO National research Center) and the TONGJI Hospital for the lecture contributions and the Lab sessions organized by this Hospital, part fo the HUST Medical School .

    We would like to thank Professors Xie (head of the PETLAB) and d'Ascenzo, co-chairs...

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  114. 106. FAREWELL PARTY organized by the School attendants in a hot ambiance...
    25/05/2019, 16:40
  115. 4. Cold Detectors: From Astrophysics to Quantum Computing
    Jean-Luc Sauvageot (IRFU-CEA, Paris Saclay, (DAP) FR)
  116. 37. Digital SiPM
    Prof. Nicola D'Ascenzo (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)

    Seein abstract LABS TABLE

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  117. 50. Digital Small Animal PET mouse image analysis (Radiomics)
    Prof. Nicola D'Ascenzo (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)

    See abstract in LABS TABLE

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  118. 62. LAB on GW constant measurement
    TBA
  119. 1. New Silicon Technology 1
    Gianluigi Casse (University of Liverpool (GB))
  120. 2. New Silicon Technology 2
    Gianluigi Casse (University of Liverpool (GB))
  121. 98. poster35
    longlong song (State Key Laboratory of Particle Detection and Electronics (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)，Beijing, China)
  122. 33. QUANTUM PHOTONICS
    Prof. Confirmed: to be announced (HUST (WLNO))

    !! FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Please find here below not the abstract of the lecture but the definition of the topic !!
    Quantum technologies will be able to implement faster algorithms, allow more secure transmission of information, and perform more accurate measurements. For all its theoretical potential, we need a solid experimental platform with which quantum properties can be addressed with...

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  123. 120. The CEPC Porject
    Prof. Joao Barreiro Guimaraes Da Costa (IHEP, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN))