Walk to SC Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Visit to Synchrocyclotron

• Christoph Schaefer (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Walk to the meeting room - the main building Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Welcome note by the CERN Director for International Relations

• Charlotte Lindberg Warakaulle (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Introduction of Participants - round table Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Signature of the MoU Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Estonia - current collaboration with CERN and further projects

• Renno Veinthal (TTU)
• Mario Kadastik (National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics (EE))

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C 1. National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics - by Dr. Mario Kadastik 2. Tallinn University of Technology - by Prof. Renno Veinthal 3. University of Tartu - by Vallo Mulk

Latvia - current collaboration with CERN and further projects

• Marcis Auzins (LU)
• Toms Torims (Riga Technical University (LV))
• Jevgenijs Proskurins (RSU)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C 1. Riga Technical University - Prof. Toms Torims 2. University of Latvia - Prof. Marcis Auzins 3. Riga Stradins University - Dr. Jevgenijs Proskurins

Lithuania - current collaboration with CERN and further projects

• Leonas Balasevicius (KTU)
• Aurelijus Rinkevicius (Cornell University (US))
• Jurgita Vizgirdaite (KTU)
• Juozas Vaitkus (Vilnius University )

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C 1. Vilnius University - Prof. Rimantas Jankauskas 2. Kaunas University of Technology - Dr. Jurgita Vizgirdaite / Dr. Leonas Balasevicius

CERN perspective - collaboration with the Baltic States

• Christoph Schaefer (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Inventory and map of existing situation/expertise in the particle physics and accelerators technologies in the Baltic States: − Relevant study programmes and courses − Individuals with appropriate expertise − Labs and research groups

• Kalvis Kravalis (RTU Centre of High Energy Physics and Accelerator Technologies)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C Discussion on summary document based on the contributions obtained from all involved institutions, including : − Relevant study programmes and courses − Individuals with appropriate expertise − Labs and research groups

Objectives of the Baltic international multidisciplinary masters/doctoral lever study programme in High Energy Physics and Accelerator Technologies Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Content and subjects - the Baltic international multidisciplinary masters/doctoral lever study programme in High Energy Physics and Accelerator Technologies Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Election of Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the CBG Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Welcome to Day 2

• Toms Torims (Riga Technical University (LV))

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Composition of the CBG Coordination team Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

CERN Accelerator School in Baltics

• Hermann Schmickler (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Conclusion and way forward - study programme Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Exchange of information and coordination of eventual ILO (Industrial Liaison Officers) activities Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Collaboration possibilities within the CMS experiments - expert discussion

• Wolfram Zeuner (CERN)
• Andrzej Charkiewicz (CERN)
• Kerstin Borras (DESY / RWTH Aachen University)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C - Status and Upgrade of CMS - by Prof. Kerstin Borras 10 minutes) - 5' minutes each, activities from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (15 minutes) - 5' +5' Funding - by Dr. Andrzej Charkiewicz - Opportunities in CMS in Operation & Upgrade (50 minutes) - Technical Coordination Engineering (10+10) - by Dr. Wolfram Zeuner - High Granularity Calorimeter (5+5) - by Dr. Karl Gill - Computing (5+5) - by Dr. Tommaso Boccali - PPD (data & MC production and certification) (5+5) - by Dr. Giovanni Franzoni, Dr. Markus Klute, Dr. Norraphat Srimanobhas followed by discussion

Transfer to CCC

Visit CERN ontrol Centre

• Christoph Schaefer (CERN)

Transfer to the CERN main Campus

CERN Accelerator technologies and R&D - discussion

• Maurizio Vretenar (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C Murizio will give an insight into various accelerator technologies at CERN and related R&D. Current projects and further trends in particle accelerators, inter alia, industrial and medical applications

Discussion on the Baltic School of Physics creation under auspices of CERN

• Christoph Schaefer (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C

Collaboration possibilities in other CERN experiments and projects

• Stefano Bertolasi (CERN)
• Thierry Stora (CERN)

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C - Power Electronics - EN-EL-ENP group representative Dr. Stefano Bertolasi - ISOLDE/MEDICIS - Dr. Thierry Stora

Conclusions

• Toms Torims (Riga Technical University (LV))

Room: 61/1-009 - Room C