EDIT-2020 School for Detector and Instrumentation Technologies
SR 4a/b
DESY
EDIT– Excellence in Detector and Instrumentation Technologies - is a school series under the auspices of ICFA. Previous instances were CERN 2011, FNAL 2012, KEK 2013, Frascati 2015, FNAL 2018.
EDIT is devoted to young researchers, in their graduate studies or in their first year as post docs, seeking to acquire a deeper knowledge on the major aspects of detectors and instrumentation technologies for particle physics. The school comprises lectures and four courses with hands-on experiments, including beam tests, on silicon sensors, silicon systems, calorimetry and gas detectors.
EDIT-2020 took place at DESY in Hamburg, Germany on February 17-28, 2020
Please scroll down for further information.
Programme
Lectures wre held on the first and last day of the school, and on every morning in-between. The courses started after the morning lectures and last to the end of the day. The week-end was free for social activities.
Lectures
- Detector Development at DESY Ties Behnke (DESY)
- Tracking: Basic Principles Nick Styles (DESY)
- Calorimetry I-III Erika Garutti (Hamburg), Martin Aleksa (CERN), Katja Krüger (DESY)
- Particle Identification: Peter Krizan (Ljubljana)
- Silicon Detectors I-III: Doris Eckstein (DESY), Norbert Wermes (Bonn), Petra Riedler (CERN)
- Photodetectors: Wataru Ootani (Tokyo)
- Gaseous Detectors Eraldo Oliveri (CERN)
- Cryogenic Noble Gas Detectors Stefan Söldner-Rembold (Manchester)
- Electronics and Signal Processing Christophe de La Taille (Palaiseau)
- Trigger and DAQ Hans-Christian Schultz Coulon (Heidelberg)
- Detectors: Great Concepts and Glorious Failures Ingrid-Maria Gregor (DESY / Bonn)
Hands-on Courses
There were four parallel courses, each lasting two days, after which students rotated. Follow the links to find leaflets with more information on the courses:
- Silicon sensors Leaflet 1
- Silicon detector systems Leaflet 2
- Calorimeters Leaflet 3
- Gas detectors Leaflet 4
Practical Information
The registration fee was 150 Euro and covered coffee breaks, reception and dinner.
Affordable accommodation was available at the DESY hostel; a block reservation has been made. Participants could book rooms after having received a confirmation of acceptance of their application.
The deadline for applications is over, and all selected candidates have registered, no registration or application is possible anymore!
International Advisory Committee:
P. Burrows (Oxford), A.Cattai (CERN), L. Feld (Aachen), J.Incandela (S. Barbara), P. Krizan (Ljubljana), J.Mnich (DESY), W. Ootani (Tokyo), E. Ramberg (FNAL), H.-C. Schultz-Coulon (Heidelberg)
Local Organising Committee:
M. Baselga, R. Diener, D. Eckstein. I. Henning, I.M. Gregor, K. Krüger, I. Melzer-Pellmann, O. Schäfer, F. Sefkow (Chair), M.Stanitzki
Supported by https://www.qu.uni-hamburg.de/
Aizat Daribayeva
Alice Porter
Allison Radich
Angelo Loi
Brant Rumberger
Carolin Groetzinger
Christina Agapopoulou
David José Gaspar Marques
David Maximilian Immig
Davide Di Croce
Davide Fiorina
Divya Gadkari
Doris Eckstein
Erica Brondolin
Felix Sefkow
Felix Ulrich-Pur
Florian Dachs
Georgios Giakoustidis
Giorgio Pintaudi
Giulio Lucchetta
Hannah Klingenmeyer
Ingrid-Maria Gregor
Inna Henning
Isabell Melzer-Pellmann
Jan Cedric Hönig
Jan Hammerich
Jan-Hendrik Arling
Katja Krueger
Lukas Witola
Marcel Stanitzki
Marco A. Ayala Torres
Maria Mironova
Mariana Toscani
Marta Baselga
Martin Sykora
Matej Roguljic
Meghranjana CHATTERJEE
Mohammadtaghi Hajheidari
Moritz Wiehe
Niveditha Ramasubramanian
Oliver Schaefer
Pedro Almeida
Ralf Diener
Reem Taibah
Roberto Mulargia
Roman Berner
Roman Müller
Sascha Dungs
Sejla Hadzic
Shen Wang
Shudhashil Bharthuar
Silke Möbius
Sven Mägdefessel
Tateno Gen
Vadym Denysenko
Valentina Cicero
Valerie Vanessa Hohm
Vera Latonova
Zhiying Li
