103rd Plenary ECFA meeting - CERN
ECFA is an important representative body of the European particle physics community, with delegates hailing primarily from major laboratories, research centres and universities. Traditionally, all CERN Member States, Associate Member States and Observer States are members of ECFA. Our website is at https://ecfa.web.cern.ch/
Long-range planning of European high-energy facilities - accelerators, large-scale facilities and equipment - adequate for the conduct of a valid high-energy research programme by the community of physicists in the participating countries and matched to the size of this community and to the resources which can be put at the disposal of high-energy physics by society. Duplication of similar accelerators should be avoided and international collaboration for the creation of these facilities should be encouraged if essential and efficient for attaining the purpose.
Equilibrium between the roles of international and national laboratories and university institutes in this research, and a close relation between research and education in high-energy physics and other fields.
Adequate conditions for research and a just and equitable sharing of facilities between physicists, irrespective of nationality and origin, as conducive to a successful collaborative effort.
On Thursday, 15 November, the full morning will be devoted to a workshop to disseminate the results of the ECFA survey on the recognition of individual achievements in large collaborations. The afternoon session will start with the brief standing items of Plenary ECFA, followed by a 1.5-day session including comprehensive overviews of all of the main future collider projects in and beyond Europe and related accelerator technologies.
The venue will be the main auditorium at CERN. The auditorium will be open to the community, with reserved seats for registered ECFA members.
The presentations will be webcast and the recordings shared with the community.
We would like to inform you that on Friday morning, the conference will be recorded by the production company of the IMAX documentary “The secrets of the Universe”. The production company agreed with CERN press office to minimize disturbance and take only general shots, however if you do not want to appear on camera, please contact the press office (press@cern.ch).
Abhay Deshpande
Aidan Robson
Aleksander Filip Zarnecki
Alexander Lincoln Read
Allen Christopher Caldwell
Anatoly Sidorin
Andreas Knecht
Andrew James Lankford
Antoine Lardeux
Antonio Zoccoli
Ariella Cattai
Barbara Erazmus
Barbara Krystyna Wosiek
Bengt Lund-Jensen
Bernhard Spaan
Calin Alexa
Carlos Lacasta Llacer
Catrin Bernius
Christoph Schwanda
David Anthony Milstead
Dima El Khechen
Djamel Boumediene
Djordje Sijacki
Dominico della Volpe
Donatella Lucchesi
Eckhard Elsen
Eilam Gross
Elias Metral
Erik Adli
Eugenio Nappi
Federico Antinori
Fernando Toral
Francois Millet
Gautier Hamel de Monchenault
Gianotti Fabiola
Gregorio Bernardi
Guy Wormser
Isabell Melzer-Pellmann
Jan Kalinowski
Joachim Mnich
Jorgen D'Hondt
Joseph Incandela
Kati Lassila-Perini
Lenny Rivkin
Lucia Masetti
Luis Ibanez
Manfred Jeitler
Marc Winter
Marc-Andre Pleier
Marcel Merk
Marcel Stanitzki
Marek Lewitowicz
Maria Cepeda Hermida
Marina Cobal
Mario Macri
Marko Mikuz
Martin Aleksa
Matthew Philip Mccullough
Max Klein
Mehmet Zeyrek
Michal Sumbera
Mikko Voutilainen
Mogens Dam
Nadia Pastrone
Navid K. Rad
Nick Van Remortel
Oleg Solovyanov
Olivier Napoly
Paris Sphicas
Patricia Conde Muino
Patrick Janot
Patrizia Azzi
Pavol Strizenec
Petar Adzic
Peter Schleper
Pierluigi Campana
Plamen Stoianov Iaydjiev
Qing Qin
Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez
Richard Jacobsson
Roberto Franceschini
Roger Forty
Rui Ferreira Marques
Saleh Sultansoy
Serkant Cetin
Silvia Dalla Torre
Simon Spannagel
Stan Bentvelsen
Stan Lai
Stefania De Curtis
Stewart Boogert
Suharyo Sumowidagdo
Tadeusz Lesiak
Tomas Davidek
Ulrich Husemann
Ulrike Schnoor
Uta Klein
Val Gibson
Vitalii Okorokov
Vito Manzari