Tag archive: AIDA2020
Philip Burrows | 7 July 2016
The British voted to leave the European Union. What does that mean for science? Phil Burrows, professor at Oxford University and acting Associate Director for the Compact Linear Collider Study in the Linear Collider Collaboration discusses the likely effects the “Brexit” will have for linear collider projects.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
AIDA2020, Brexit, EJADE, ELAN, EuCARD, European Union, EUROTeV, TIARA, United Kingdom
Marcel Vos (researcher at IFIC Valencia and member of the DEPFET collaboration) | 12 May 2016
Silicon-based devices for the detection of charged particles form the core of every modern collider experiment. As position-sensitive devices get thinner and thinner, supports and services must be more and more integrated into the sensor itself. IFIC Valencia, HLL-MPG Munich and Bonn University show the viability and cooling performance of a process that integrates the cooling channels in the active silicon sensor.
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Feature | Tagged:
AIDA2020, DEPFET, detector R&D, IFIC, MPG-HLL, University of Bonn
Barbara Warmbein | 5 March 2015
There’s a piece of linear collider detector technology that is getting ready to take real collision data. The linear collider may be at planning stage, but right in the middle of the CMS detector, a luminometer based on work done for the forward region of the ILC’s ILD detector is very much a working piece of kit. It will measure the luminosity in CMS, ie the rate of collisions that the LHC produces per second, and the beam-induced background.
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Feature | Tagged:
AIDA2020, ASIC, detector R&D, FCAL, ILC, LHC, luminosity
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