Tag archive: Gas Electron Multiplier
Leah Hesla | 18 August 2011
Being holed up at Fermilab's Test Beam Facility for two weeks, 18 hours a day is no reason to go hungry. Researchers from the University of Texas at Arlington subsisted on instant noodles while they kept busy with their gas electron multipliers, one of the technologies being developed for the ILC detector.
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Around the World | Tagged:
detector R&D, DHCAL, Gas Electron Multiplier, University of Texas at Arlington
Elizabeth Clements | 29 March 2007
Peeling paint? Leaky roof? No problem. Say the words “test beam facility” to a physicist, and the opportunity to collect real physics data will wash away any aesthetic issues. Literally.
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Feature | Tagged:
CALICE, detector R&D, Gas Electron Multiplier, GEM, University of Texas at Arlington
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