Tag archive: detector R&D
Julianne Wyrick | 11 July 2013
Researchers are taking a step towards the realisation of the International Linear Collider’s (ILC) SiD detector with a test beam of a SiD-specific electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL) planned for this month at SLAC.
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detector R&D, electromagnetic calorimeter, SiD, SLAC, test beam
Barbara Warmbein | 18 April 2013
A concept to save space and power for future particle detectors called power pulsing has recently been tested and proven to work on one of the possible calorimeter options for the future ILC detectors. The silicon-tungsten electromagnetic calorimeter prototype took data in test beam and magnet at the German lab DESY. The project is currently run by groups from France and Japan.
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CALICE, DESY, detector R&D, electromagnetic calorimeter, France, Japan, power pulsing, test beam
Daisy Yuhas | 18 April 2013
With the help of the particle flow algorithm, physicists will be able to identify and measure each particle of a collision using the subdetector which provides the best measurement. LCpedia explains.
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calorimeter, detector R&D, particle flow algorithm
Hitoshi Yamamoto | 21 March 2013
Recently appointed Associate Director for Physics & Detectors in the new Linear Collider structure, Hitoshi Yamoto discusses his mandate and solicits inputs from the linear collider community.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
CLIC, detector R&D, ILC, Linear Collider Collaboration, physics and detectors
Barry Barish | 7 February 2013
The draft of the ILC Technical Design Report (TDR) was completed last November and submitted for review. On 13 and 14 December, the TDR underwent a technical review at KEK by an augmented ILCSC Program Advisory Committee. The review report endorses the technical design we have presented and recommends “no changes in the TDR.” The report does identify areas and items to address in the future.
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ATF2, cost review, detector R&D, PAC, review, Technical Design Report
Sakue Yamada | 7 February 2013
In his last column in ILC NewsLine, Sakue Yamada, ILC Research director, acknowledges the tremendous collaborative effort which has made possible the accomplishment of the Physics and Detectors volumes of the ILC Technical Design Report.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
detector R&D, GDE, IDAG, letter of intent
24 January 2013
The DEPFET structure is one of the candidate technologies for the creation of the most transparent pixelated detector in history. Originally developed for the ILC's predecessor TESLA and a firm candidate for the ILC experiments, it has been selected as the baseline technology for the Belle-II experiment in Japan, a shining example of technology transfer in high-energy physics. In a paper submitted to IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science the collaboration reviews its recent progress in the light of the challenging vertex detector requirements of a linear electron-positron collider at the energy frontier.
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Belle-II, DEPFET, detector R&D, synergy, tracker
Sakue Yamada | 6 December 2012
The draft of the Detailed Baseline Design report (DBD) of ILC physics and detectors is complete and has been submitted to the Project Advisory Committee (PAC) of the ILC Steering Committee (ILCSC) for review. What are the technological milestones that have been achieved?
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
detailed baseline design, detector R&D, ILD, SiD, Technical Design Report
Steinar Stapnes | 6 December 2012
It is reporting season: the ILC community is producing the Technical Design Report that also includes the Detector Baseline Design reports, and the CLIC collaboration with associated Detector and Physics studies group have been hard at work completing the CLIC Conceptual Design Report (CDR). The documentation probably surpasses by a large amount - in scope, details and volume - what is normally called a CDR for a project, but then again, there is a lot of work to report on.
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accelerator R&D, CLIC, Conceptual Design Report, detector R&D
Barbara Warmbein | 6 December 2012
The technical prototype of the silicon-tungsten electromagnetic calorimeter, one of the calorimeter options for the ILC’s ILD detector, is about to spend its first weeks in a test beam at DESY. The team will test its performance under power-pulsed operation and take detector development one step further towards a real collider detector.
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calorimeter, calorimetry R&D, DESY, detector R&D, electromagnetic calorimeter, ILD, LAL, test beam, tungsten calorimeter
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