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3rd International Summer School on INtelligent Signal Processing for FrontIEr Research and Industry
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at Hamburg ( Auditorium III 2nd Floor )
at Hamburg ( Auditorium III 2nd Floor )
Jungiusstrasse 9, Hamburg and DESY
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The Lecturers have included an abstract of their lecture(s); The email address of the lecturers is indicated in the slot "LECTURERS" of the School website, in case students want to contact them for further questions or information after their lecture. OFTEN ASKED QUESTION: about the POSTERS The School participants are encouraged to prepare a poster about their present activities. The posters will be posted at the registration time and will be remaining posted during the all school duration. This will allow discussions and fruitful exchanges with colleagues as well as lecturers and Lab session organizers and give the Students visibility. A presentation of the posters will be organized during the school. |
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08:00 - 09:00
Registration
Registration and Posters Installation in SR4, 2nd Floor
Location: Hamburg University ( SR4, 2nd Floor ) -
09:00
- 09:30
Welcome
30'
Speakers: Jan LOUIS (Universität Hamburg), Dr. Roberval Walsh (DESY) Material: Slides -
09:30 - 13:00
Introduction to Signal Processing in Astrophysics, Medical Physics and Particle Physics
A set of introductory lectures will review why increased signal processing on- detector (local intelligence) capability is requested for the instruments that are developed for future frontier projects in Astrophysics, Particle Physics and for Next generation Medical Imaging devices.
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09:30
Increasing intelligence on Astrophysics Instruments: the Gravitational Waves experiments as an example case (Part I)
1h30'
Speaker: Prof. Bernard Schutz - 11:00 Coffee 30' ( SR 4 )
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11:30
Increasing intelligence on Astrophysics Instruments: the Gravitational Waves experiments as an example case (Part II)
1h30'
Speaker: Prof. Bernard SCHUTZ (Albert Einstein Institute Hannover, MPI, Ge) Material: Slides
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09:30
Increasing intelligence on Astrophysics Instruments: the Gravitational Waves experiments as an example case (Part I)
1h30'
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13:00
- 14:00
Lunch
1h0' (
Hamburg
)
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14:00 - 15:30
Introduction to Signal Processing in Astrophysics, Medical Physics and Particle Physics
A set of introductory lectures will review why increased signal processing on- detector (local intelligence) capability is requested for the instruments that are developed for future frontier projects in Astrophysics, Particle Physics and for Next generation Medical Imaging devices.
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14:00
IMAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE
1h30'
Speaker: Prof. Qingguo XIE (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, CN) Material: abstract
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14:00
IMAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR TRANSLATIONAL MEDICINE
1h30'
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15:30 - 16:00
Safety Course and Presentation of Labs
Material: Abstract slides
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15:30
Safety Course
30'
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15:30
Safety Course
30'
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16:00
- 16:30
Coffee
30' (
SR4
)
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16:30 - 18:00
Safety Course and Presentation of Labs
Material: Abstract slides
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16:30
Labs
1h30'
Material: CLAB1 CLAB2
CLAB2_Slides_shownat_Lab
CLAB3
CLAB5_material
CLAB8-1
CLAB8-2
CLAB9
LAB1
LAB1_extended
LAB2
LAB6and7
LAB6and7_Link
LAB8
LAB9
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16:30
Labs
1h30'
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18:00
- 19:30
Welcome Cocktail (and Sign-Up for the Labs)
1h30' (
SR4
)
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08:00 - 09:00
Registration
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09:30 - 12:15
LAB-SESSION-Sept16
The first Lab session of the school that will be held on the morning. This is the only day where the Lab session will be held in the morning and the Lectures in the afternoon.
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor - 12:15 - 13:30 Lunch ( DESY Hamburg ( Hamburg ) )
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13:30 - 15:00
Introduction session on Advanced Very Deep Sub Micron CMOS technologies, 3D technologies and Industry trends
Intelligent devices as those reviewed in the previous day lectures need compact and closely integrated Front-End processing. The micro-electronic engineers are thus challenged to use cutting-edge Very Deep Sub Micron (VDSM) technology and novel integration techniques for designing this new generation of Front-End circuits, both for the fundamental research and many areas in the applied life. This is a very exciting and fast evolving technology field, tackled by this session that will also show how high tech and Fundamental Physics Research are closely linked here.
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13:30
VERTICAL INTEGRATION in NEW DEVICES
1h30'
This is the first lecture dedicated to the VDSM and 3D vertical interconnects, the second one dedicated specifically to the VDSM technology will be given on September 23, by G. Deptuch (FNAL)
Speaker: Prof. Matthew JONES (University of Purdue, USA) Material: Slides abstract
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13:30
VERTICAL INTEGRATION in NEW DEVICES
1h30'
- 15:00 - 15:30 Coffee ( Hamburg ( SR4 ) )
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15:30 - 17:45
Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing (MPC-HPC)
The real time, high performance, high rate high speed data processing is a demand in many fields of the modern life. Big data it is a very active and fast evolving industrial field on both the hardware and software sides. Today lectures will review what are the main aspects of this topic and its novel developments and industrial trends for confronting the new Big data challenges in Astrophysics.This session will be continuying on Sept 24 with the High Energy Physics case.
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15:30
Introductory Tutorial To New Automata Processors, Part1
1h0'
This Tutorial serves as introduction to the Lab sessions initiating to this new type of processors.
Speakers: Dr. Ke WANG (Computer Science, Automata Processing Center, University of Virginia, USA), Matt TANNER (MICRON) Material: Slides abstract
- 16:30 Break 10'
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16:40
Introductory Tutorial To New Automata Processors, Part 2
1h5'
This Tutorial serves as introduction to the Lab sessions initiating to this new type of processors.
Speakers: Dr. Ke WANG (Computer Science, Automata Processing Center, University of Virginia, USA), Matt TANNER (MICRON) Material: abstract
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15:30
Introductory Tutorial To New Automata Processors, Part1
1h0'
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17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
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17:45
DISCUSSION SESSION
1h0'
Focus will be on the lectures given on September 15 and 16.
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17:45
DISCUSSION SESSION
1h0'
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09:30 - 12:15
LAB-SESSION-Sept16
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09:00 - 13:00
Intelligent Front-End Processing on Instruments
Intelligent calorimeters are the first application that will illustrate what was discussed in the lectures given on September 16. They review i) the high processing capability included in the Front-End ASIC sitting on the detectors; ii) how the new technology allows confronting very difficult environmental conditions (non-accessibility, high radiation levels, extreme reliability requirements (high fault tolerance) etc.) ; iii) real time sophisticated filtering and triggering architectures already available or prepared on the front-end electronics and readout system on the detectors. The second application concerns the instruments in Astrophysics filled with Noble gases for Neutrino or Direct Matter searches.
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09:00
New Calorimetry techniques and Intelligent Signal Processing: FRONT-END ELECTRONICS in IMAGING CALORIMETRY
2h0'
Speaker: Christophe De la TAILLE (OMEGA, Ecole Polytechnique/CNRS, Palaiseau, FR) Material: Abstract Slides
- 11:00 Coffee 30' ( SR4 )
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11:30
Signal Processing on Detectors filled with Noble Gas: The Direct search for Dark Matter and Long Baseline Neutrino experiments
1h30'
The focus is on the experiments using Noble gases.
Speaker: Prof. Marc SCHUMANN (Albert Einstein Center for Fundamental Physics, University of Bern, CH) Material: Abstract Slides
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09:00
New Calorimetry techniques and Intelligent Signal Processing: FRONT-END ELECTRONICS in IMAGING CALORIMETRY
2h0'
- 13:00 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
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14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
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17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
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09:00 - 13:00
Intelligent Front-End Processing on Instruments
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08:45 - 13:00
Intelligent Front-End Processing on Instruments (cont'd)
Smart tracking devices are another case both for HEP and also some spatial Experiments. Today lecture will address large area tracking devices built with Silicon strips or strixels (short strips) being developed for future High Energy Experiments at HL-LHC or future colliders. The Physics motivations and related performance leading to the need of high tech devices will be discussed together with the use of the high tech introduced Day 2, including sometime novel triggering capability. Laser Interferometric based instruments for Gravitational Waves experiments will be the other on detector application.
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08:45
On-detector High Signal Processing for next generation HEP trackers : TRACK TRIGGERING, NO
1h0'
Speaker: Paula COLLINS (CERN) Material: Slides -
09:45
PROCESSING the SIGNALS from PIXEL DETECTORS in X-RAY IMAGING at FELs
1h30'
Speaker: Lodovico RATTI (University of Pavia/INFN, IT) Material: Slides abstract
- 11:15 Coffee 20' ( SR4 )
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11:35
Signal Processing for Gravitational Waves Experiments
1h25'
Speaker: Hubert HALLOIN (APC-University Paris Diderot (FR)) Material: Slides abstract
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08:45
On-detector High Signal Processing for next generation HEP trackers : TRACK TRIGGERING, NO
1h0'
- 13:00 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
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14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
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17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
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17:45
DISCUSSION SESSION
1h0'
Focus on the Lectures given on September 17 and 18.
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17:45
DISCUSSION SESSION
1h0'
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08:45 - 13:00
Intelligent Front-End Processing on Instruments (cont'd)
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09:00 - 13:15
Intelligent Silicon Trackers: Pixels and large area Si Trackers
The application of Intelligent Pixel-based devices is largely increasing both in research and applied life. They greatly benefit of the advances in the semi-conductor technology and in advanced CMOS technology as introduced on Day 2. Combining these technological advances on both the sensors and their associated FEE (as shown with some detailed examples), the pixels are becoming more and more intelligent devices with an increasing role for challenging applications in Astrophysics, Particle Physics as well as Novel Medical Imaging.
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09:00
Large tracking detectors for the HL-LHC with novel trigger systems - ATLAS case
1h30'
Speaker: Dr. Ingrid GREGOR (DESY) Material: Abstract Slides
- 10:30 Coffee 20' ( SR4 )
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10:50
NEW FRONT-END ASIC DESIGN(s) for next generation of pixel based devices : How to handle with High granularity, high rate & high performances in the HEP case (HL-LHC)
1h15'
Speaker: Prof. Maurice GARCIA-SCIVERES (LBL, USA) Material: Abstract Slides
- 12:05 Break 10'
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12:15
TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES for REALTIME PROCESSING of PIXEL INFORMATION
1h0'
Speaker: Prof. Maurice GARCIA-SCIVERES (LBL, USA) Material: Slides abstract
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09:00
Large tracking detectors for the HL-LHC with novel trigger systems - ATLAS case
1h30'
- 13:15 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
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17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
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17:45
Discussion session
1h0'
Focus on the saturday morning lectures; as for the other discussion sessions of the school the attendance is free.
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17:45
Discussion session
1h0'
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09:00 - 13:15
Intelligent Silicon Trackers: Pixels and large area Si Trackers
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- 09:00 - 19:00 Free Day ( )
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09:00 - 13:00
Data transmission challenges, new trends in Telecom ; the interconnected worlds
In most of today real life applications and Fundamental research fields, the high speed, high rate and highly reliable data transmission is a major request. The Telecom Industry is evolving very fast and some trends particularly in Optical Wireless Communication, new Si Photonics will be introduced in the today lectures, preceeded by a basic introduction about data transmission.
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09:00
RECENT ADVANCES in SILICON PHOTONICS - part 1
2h0'
Speaker: Laurent VIVIEN (Institut d'Electronique Fondamentale - CNRS, Si photonics, University of Paris Sud, FR) Material: Abstract Slides
- 11:00 Coffee 30' ( SR4 )
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11:30
RECENT ADVANCES in SILICON PHOTONICS - part 2
1h30'
Speaker: Laurent VIVIEN (Institut d'Electronique Fondamentale - CNRS, Si photonics, University of Paris Sud, FR) Material: Slides abstract
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09:00
RECENT ADVANCES in SILICON PHOTONICS - part 1
2h0'
- 13:00 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
-
17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
-
09:00 - 13:00
Data transmission challenges, new trends in Telecom ; the interconnected worlds
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09:00 - 13:00
Data transmission challenges and needs for Frontier applications in Astrophysics and Particle Physics
Once the Front-End (on-detector) signal processing has been achieved, the filtered and compacted data must be sent to the next step of the full processing chain. This means in most of today life or fundamental research devices: high rate, high-speed data transmission very often in difficult environmental conditions. To perform the data transmission in those high performance conditions, the new Telecom technologies introduced in the previous day lectures are used or under active R&D. Some illustrative examples from Astrophysics and Particle Physics are reviewed.
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09:00
DATAFLOW: current and future data-transmission applications in the data-acquisition systems at the LHC
1h30'
Speaker: Wainer VANDELLI Material: Slides abstract
- 10:30 Coffee 30' ( SR4 )
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11:00
Data transmission challenges and needs for Frontier applications in Astro-particles: the AMS spatial case
1h30'
Speakers: Prof. Giovanni AMBROSI (University of Perugia, Italy), Dr. Domenico D'Urso Material: Slides
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09:00
DATAFLOW: current and future data-transmission applications in the data-acquisition systems at the LHC
1h30'
- 13:00 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
-
17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
-
09:00 - 13:00
Data transmission challenges and needs for Frontier applications in Astrophysics and Particle Physics
-
-
08:45 - 10:30
Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing (MPC-HPC)
The real time, high performance, high rate high speed data processing is a demand in many fields of the modern life. Big data it is a very active and fast evolving industrial field on both the hardware and software sides. Today lectures will review what are the main aspects of this topic and its novel developments and industrial trends for confronting the new Big data challenges in Astrophysics.This session will be continuying on Sept 24 with the High Energy Physics case.
- 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee braak ( SR4 )
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11:00 - 13:00
Introduction session on Advanced Very Deep Sub Micron CMOS technologies, 3D technologies and Industry trends
Intelligent devices as those reviewed in the previous day lectures need compact and closely integrated Front-End processing. The micro-electronic engineers are thus challenged to use cutting-edge Very Deep Sub Micron (VDSM) technology and novel integration techniques for designing this new generation of Front-End circuits, both for the fundamental research and many areas in the applied life. This is a very exciting and fast evolving technology field, tackled by this session that will also show how high tech and Fundamental Physics Research are closely linked here.
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11:00
VDSM…HOW DEEP ? : benefits and limitations
2h0'
Note that due to Lecturer's time constraint this lecture has been moved of date and time.
Speaker: Dr. Grzegorz DEPTUCH (Fermi National Lab. USA) Material: Slides
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11:00
VDSM…HOW DEEP ? : benefits and limitations
2h0'
- 13:00 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:30
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 18:00 - 22:00 Bus to harbour and dinner ( Elbe cruise (tbc) )
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08:45 - 10:30
Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing (MPC-HPC)
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09:00 - 12:00
Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing
This session is in continuation of the one started the day before and will present the case of the new demands in MPC and HPC in Medical (PET) Image Reconstruction and in the new generation of HEP experiments
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09:00
PET & PET IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION
1h0'
Speaker: Dr. Sven PREVRHAL (PHILIPS Research Hamburg, GE) Material: Abstract Slides
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10:00
New challenges and Needs on Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing (cont'd): the New Particle Physics Experiments case
1h30'
Speaker: Dr. Umberto MARCONI (Universita and INFN-Bologna, Italy) Material: Abstract Slides
- 11:30 Coffee Break 30'
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09:00
PET & PET IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION
1h0'
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12:00 - 13:30
New Test Bench and Demonstrators developed for Future Experiments/Projects
- 13:30 - 14:30 Lunch ( Hamburg )
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 17:45 Coffee ( SR4 )
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17:45 - 18:45
Discussion/Public Lecture
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17:45
COLLOQUIUM on FUTURE COLLIDERS
1h0'
Speaker: Prof. Brian FOSTER (DESY) Material: Abstract
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17:45
COLLOQUIUM on FUTURE COLLIDERS
1h0'
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09:00 - 12:00
Massive Parallel and High Performance Computing
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09:00 - 12:30
New Test Bench and Demonstrators developed for Future Experiments/Projects (cont'd)
The session started yesterday with an example of the synergy between Particle Physics and Medical Physics will be pursued by two lectures applied to the Particle and Medical Physics cases. Developing fancy and challenging on-detector circuits with a high filtering and processing potential is quite appealing. Similarly developing high performance data transmission system, sophisticated overall signal processing architecture in extreme running conditions are as well requested and exciting topics to work on. But besides developing such devices based on very advanced technology tools sometimes, it is of the utmost importance to ensure that what is developed fulfils all the requests before building the final instrument. It means developing the proper test benches using the best characterization tools. It is an essential step in the R&D process where the engineering and physicists “worlds” work in close collaboration.
Location: DESY Hamburg ( Auditorium III 2nd Floor ) -
09:00
Test systems in HEP: Lab-based test benches and test beams
1h30'
Speaker: Dr. Hendrik JANSEN (DESY) Material: Abstract Slides
- 10:30 Coffee 30' ( SR4 )
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11:00
Medical Imaging Applications and Demonstrators: Challenges in PET Imaging
1h30'
Speaker: Juan Jose VAQUERO (University Carlos III, Madrid) Material: Abstract Slides
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09:00
Test systems in HEP: Lab-based test benches and test beams
1h30'
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12:30 - 14:30
SPECIAL POSTER SESSION
The presentation of the Posters are presented in this session during which sandwiches will be served. A number of the students attending the School did prepare a Poster for the school on their current research work. The posters are currently included in this section with the photographs taken in the SR4 2nd Floor Room where they were posted during the full duration of the School and in the order of presentation. They have been largely seen and commented by the students themselves and the Lecturers during the whole school. They represent a certain amount of the large scope work covered by the students that attended the school. They include mainly young researchers from Astrophysics, Particle and Medical Physics and also some young engineers working as well in the related technological areas in collaboration with these research fields. The ,pdf version of the posters will be added in the next few days by their authors.
Location: SR4 2nd Floor -
12:30
Development of a Data Compressor for the CMS Phase II Pixel Detector
5'
Speaker: Stamatios POULIOS (University of Siena and INFN-Pisa, IT) Material: Image Slides
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12:35
Development of Coincidence Sorter and Communication Protocol between the Boards on PET System
5'
Speaker: Elefetheria KOSTARA (University of Siena and INFN-Pisa, IT) Material: Poster image
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12:40
The Use of Gold Nanoparticles and Spectroscopic Detectors in Contrast-enhanced Digital Mammography
5'
Speaker: Louise DUMMOTT (University of Surrey, UK) Material: Image Poster
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12:45
Circuit Data Flow (CIDAF): A generic, flexible, discrete-time simulator
5'
Speaker: Luigi CALLIGARIS (RAL-STFC, UK) Material: Image Poster
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12:50
Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Astronomy
5'
Speaker: Rupert DODKINS (Oxford, UK) Material: Image Poster
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12:55
Multi-Grid High Gas Proportional Scintillation Counter: A New Approach
5'
Speaker: Andre Filipe VENTURA CORTEZ (LIP-Coimbra) Material: Image Poster
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13:00
Development of an Intelligent Platform Management Controller for the Pulsar IIB
5'
Speaker: Thiago COSTA de PAIVA (SPRACE-UNESP, BR) Material: Image Poster
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13:05
Data Sourcing Firmware for CMS L1 Tracking Trigger
5'
Speaker: Thiago COSTA de PAIVA (SPRACE-UNESP) Material: Image Poster
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13:10
Simulations, Testing and Results for the Pixelization of LYSO Crystals for Gamma Detectors Using the Sub-Surface Laser Engraving Techniques
5'
Speaker: Georgios KONSTANTINOU (Universita Carlos Tercero, Madrid, SP) Material: Image Poster
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13:15
Integration of the Camera Backplane of the Gamma Cherenkov Telescope for the Cherenkov Telescope Array
5'
Speaker: Andrea De FRANCO (Oxford, UK) Material: Image Slides
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13:20
Search for Narrow High Mass Resonances Decaying to Z and Higgs Bosons
5'
Speaker: Cesar BERNARDES (SPRACE and UAB University, Sao Paulo, BR) Material: Image Poster
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13:25
Simulation of a Silicon Sensor Edge-on Illuminated with an X-Ray Beam
5'
Speaker: Michele DONI (NIKHEF and PHILIPS, NL) Material: Poster -
13:30
SiPM-MAROC gamma-camera prototype with Monolithic NaI(TI) scintillator
5'
Speaker: Dimitry PHILIPPOV (National Research Nuclear University, MEPHI, Moscow, RU) Material: Image Slides
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13:35
2.5Gb/s Optical Wireless Communication System for Particle Detectors in High Energy Physics
5'
Speaker: Wahajat ALI (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa, IT) Material: Poster -
13:40
Light Weight Radiation Sensors
5'
Speaker: Chiara GIROLETTI (University of Bristol, UK) Material: Image Poster
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13:45
Muon Tomography
5'
Speaker: Alessia GIROLETTI (University of Bristol, UK) Material: Image Poster
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13:50
Edge Studies on Sensors for the LHCb VELO Upgrade
5'
Speaker: Elena Dell'OCCO (NIKHEF-FOM, NL) Material: Image Poster
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13:55
LHCb VELO Upgrade
5'
Speaker: Emma BUCHANAN (University of Bristol, UK) Material: Image Poster
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14:00
A Pattern Recognition Mezzanine Based on Associative Memory FPGA Technology for L1 Track Triggering at HL-LHC
5'
Speaker: Giacomo FEDI (INFN-Pisa, Pisa, IT) Material: Image Slides
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14:05
NEXT: The Front-End Electronics for the 1.8-kchannel SiPM Tracking Plane in the NEW Detector
5'
Speaker: Javier RODRIGUEZ SAMANIEGO (IFIC-CSIC/UV, Valencia, SP) Material: Image Poster
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14:10
Demonstrator Plans for FPGA-Based L1 Track-Finding with Hough Transform
5'
Speaker: Davide CIERI (RAL-STFC, UK) Material: Image Poster
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14:15
Development of Novel Pixel Sensors based on 3D CMOS Technology for Tracking Devices
5'
Speaker: Matteo VIGNETTI (INSA-Lyon and Institut of Nanotechnology/CNRS, Lyon, FR) Material: Image Poster
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12:30
Development of a Data Compressor for the CMS Phase II Pixel Detector
5'
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14:30 - 17:15
Lab Sessions
Location: SR2 1st Floor and SR3 2nd Floor -
14:30
Labs
2h45'
-
14:30
Labs
2h45'
- 17:15 - 18:00 Farewell Drink ( SR4 )
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09:00 - 12:30
New Test Bench and Demonstrators developed for Future Experiments/Projects (cont'd)