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    The 5th International Nordic "LHC and Beyond" Workshop "The First LHC Physics and Major Spin-Offs"

    from Tuesday, 8 June 2010 (08:00) to Friday, 11 June 2010 (18:00)
    St.Petersburg State University (Conference Centre)

            : Sessions
        /     : Talks
            : Breaks
    8 Jun 2010
    		9 Jun 2010
    		10 Jun 2010
    		11 Jun 2010
    AM
    09:00 Registration  
    10:00 Welcome from the Vice โ€“Rector on Science of SPbSU - Prof. N.G. Skvortsov (Saint-Petersburg State University)  
    10:10 Welcome from the Dean of the Physical Faculty of SPbSU - Prof. A.S. Chirtsov (Saint-Petersburg State University)  
    10:20
    Section I Experiments Highlights -Prof. Paula Eerola (University of Helsinki) (until 12:00)
    10:20 ATLAS Status and Highlights - Heidi Sandaker (University of Bergen)  
    11:20 Search for exotic stable massive particles at ATLAS: Search observables in first data and prospective early results - Christian Ohm (Department of Physics-Stockholm University-Unknown)  
    Animation Of Gmsb Event
    Slides
    10:00
    Section II LHC Physics (until 12:00)
    10:00 Quark Gluon String Model and pp-collisions at LHC energies - Larisa Bravina (Department of Physics-University of Oslo-Unknown)  
    10:45 Mean transverse momentum, multiplicity and their correlation in pp collisions in string fusion model I. - Vladimir Vechernin (St. Petersburg State University)  
    11:30 Mean transverse momentum, multiplicity and their correlation in pp collisions in string fusion model. Part II. - Mr Igor LAKOMOV (Saint Petersburg State University)  
    10:00
    Section III LHC data processing and GRID (until 12:00)
    10:00 Nordic contribution to LHC computing - Dr Oxana Smirnova (Lund University/NDGF)  
    Slides
    10:40 Worldwide computing - CMS experience with Grid for data processing and Monte Carlo production - Tomas Linden (Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP)  
    Slides
    11:20 RDIG in Simulation and Analysis of ALICE data from LHC. - Andrey Zarochentsev (St. Petersburg State University)  
    Slides
    09:00
    Section V From LHC to Medical Applications (until 11:00) (Room 90)
    09:00 Do we need hadron therapy: A medical doctors point of view - Prof. Ramona MAYER (EBG MedAustron GmbH)  
    Slides
    09:40 Hadrontherapy: ENLIGHT and European Funded Projects - Prof. Manjit Dosanjh (CERN)  
    Slides
    10:20 MAGIC-5: from High Energy Physics to Medical Applications - Dr Piergiorgio Cerello (INFN - TORINO)  
    11:00 --- Coffee Break ---
    11:00
    Section V From LHC to Medical Applications -Prof. Petr Yablonsky (until 11:30) (Room 90)
    11:00 Computer simulations in hadrontherapy tasks - Mr Sergey Merts (SPbSU) Mr Pavel Kavrigin (SPbSU) Mr Sergey Nemnyugin (SPbSU)  
    11:30
    Section V From LHC to Medical Applications -Prof. Petr Yablonsky (until 13:00) (Room 90)
    11:30 Proposals for Hadron Therapy Center for North-West region of Russian Federation - Dr Grigori Feofilov (St. Petersburg State University)  
    Slides
    12:00 Scope of Medical Information Management at the Regional Level in Russia - Dr Alexander SHOSHMIN (SPb SCEPR n.a. Albrecht of FMBA of Russia)  
    Slides
    12:30 Capabilities of Medical Information System qMS - Dr Vadim Zhuk (CardioClinica, Scientific-Research Institute for Bioregulation and Gerontology)  
    Slides
    PM
    12:00 --- Coffee Break ---
    12:30
    Section I Experiments Highlights -Prof. Paula Eerola (University of Helsinki) (until 14:10)
    12:30 CMS Status and Highlights - Dr Mario Kadastik (Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics (KBFI))  
    13:30 CMS results on hadron production at LHC - Prof. Franco Simonetto (Dipartim. di Fisica Galileo Galilei-Universita degli Studi di Pa)  
    14:10 --- Lunch Break ---
    15:00
    Section I Experiments Highlights -Prof. Paula Eerola (University of Helsinki) (until 16:30)
    15:00 Angular correlations in minimum bias events at ATLAS - Camille Belanger-Champagne (Dept. of Nuclear and Particle Phys.-University of Uppsala)  
    Slides
    15:30 Vertex and track reconstruction with the ALICE inner tracking system - Dr Leonardo (for the ALICE Collaboration) Milano (Universita degli Studi di Torino-Universita e INFN)  
    Slides
    16:00 First analysis of Long-Range (Forward-Backward) p_t and multiplicity correlations in ALICE in pp collisions at 900 GeV - Dr Andrey Ivanov (St. Petersburg State University)  
    Slides
    16:30 --- Coffee Break ---
    17:00
    Section II LHC Physics (until 18:00)
    17:00 Vector Meson Production in Ultra-Peripheral Nuclear Collisions in ALICE - Kyrre Skjerdal, for the ALICE Collaboration - Mr Kyrre Skjerdal (University of Bergen)  
    Slides
    17:40 Event mixing in AliROOT environment in the framework of Long Range Correlation method - Mr Gabriel Charles (Saint-Peteresburg State University)  
    18:00 --- To be announced ---
    12:00 --- Coffee Break ---
    12:30
    Section II LHC Physics (until 14:00)
    12:30 Some critical phenomena in AA and pp collisions and percolation string model - Olga Kochebina (St. Petersburg State University)  
    Slides
    13:15 Prediction of Direct Photon Production at the LHC - Mr Alexander Ochirov (St. Petersburg State University)  
    14:00 --- Lunch Break ---
    15:00
    Section II LHC Physics -Prof. Larisa Bravina (Department of Physics University of Oslo) (until 16:30)
    15:00 Low Constituents Number Model and multiplicity production - Prof. Victor Abramovsky (Novgorod State University)  
    15:30 Difference in inclusive distributions in proton-proton and proton-antiproton collisions at high energies - Dr Natalia Radchenko (Novgorod State University)  
    16:30 --- Coffee Break ---
    17:00 LHC and Beyond Steering group meeting  
    17:30 ALICE Status and Highlights (via EVO)  
    12:00 --- Coffee Break ---
    12:30
    Section IV Detector R&D and Applications (until 14:00)
    12:30 Silicon Sensor R&D at Lappeenranta - Prof. Tuuva Tuure (University of Technology Lappeenranta)  
    Slides
    13:15 Development of Radiation Tolerant Silicon Detectors at Helsinki Institute of Physics - Dr Ivan Kassamakov (University of Helsinki and Helsinki Institute of Physics)  
    Slides
    14:00 --- Lunch Break ---
    20:00 --- Boat Trip ---