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ARXIV

2412.17876

Spin identification of the mono-Z′ resonance in muon-pair production at the ILC with simulated electron-positron collisions at s√ = 500 GeV
2412.13130

Higgs Factory options for CERN: A comparative study
2412.07125

Single production of singlet vector-like leptons at the ILC
2412.06125

The Development of Low-Q Cavity Type Beam Position Monitor with a Position Resolution of Nanometer for Future Colliders

Director's Corner

Interim report on the ILC R&D programme

by Barry Barish

We have reached the midpoint in the ILC R&D efforts towards the Technical Design Report. In recognition of that milestone, we release today a new report entitled International Linear Collider: A Technical Progress Report. This report gives a comprehensive summary of the major accomplishments to date of the ILC R&D programmes.

Research Director's Report

The gift of research rises from the rubble

This month’s Research Director’s Report was written by Hitoshi Yamamoto, co-chair of the World Wide Study and regional detector contact for Asia.

by Hitoshi Yamamoto

Hitoshi Yamamoto offers a personal account of his navigation through the chaos brought on by shutdowns of transportation systems, electrical grids and running water immediately following the March earthquake. Amid the confusion, he remained mindful of the work of the ILC, resulting in welcome news for detector research.

Feature

First linear collider power distribution and pulsing workshop

by Marc Weber (KIT), Georges Blanchot (CERN) and Roman Poeschl (CNRS/LAL)

Lowering power consumption is a key issue for particle physicists to solve to design the next generation of collider experiments. Detectors will measure signals recorded in millions of readout channels. Last May, the ILC-CLIC common working group for detectors organised the first workshop on power pulsing and delivery at LAL in Orsay, France.

Image of the week

Bunch of experts gathers at DESY

Image: DESY

Attendees at the second workshop on linac operation with long bunch trains at DESY, Germany from 6-8 June 2011.

Stay tuned to a future issue of ILC NewsLine for more on the workshop.

In the News

from NIU Today

14 June 2011

NIU’s Gerald Blazey accepts two-year post at White House Office of Science and Tech Policy

In 2007, he began a three-year Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment with the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science, where he served as program manager of the International Linear Collider Program in the Office of High Energy Physics.
from INFN and University of Rome Tor Vergata

13 June 2011

The SuperB Factory will be built at the University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’

300 physicists from all over the world gathered in Elba island (Italy) for the kick-off meeting of SuperB, which marked a crucial milestone on the road towards realization of the accelerator.
from Wired

10 June 2011

New Tevatron Particle May Be a Mirage

The Tevatron’s Hail Mary shot at particle physics glory may be fizzling in a puff of protons. New particles recently claimed one of the particle collider’s detectors could not be confirmed by its other detector.
from Fermilab Today

10 June 2011

DZero weighs in on unexpected CDF result

Following the analysis procedure employed by CDF as closely as possible, DZero scientists did not find the same excess in the data.

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