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CMS Updates: Upcoming Events, Authorship Issues, and Technical Developments

Join us for key updates in our CMS community. Celebrate a momentous occasion as we throw a party for our 100-year-old mother-in-law, and prepare for CMS Week next week. Don’t miss the spokesperson election on Wednesday! We are facing an authorship challenge affecting US collaborators, and we need your feedback on a potential solution. Additionally, updates on technical operations include the detection of previously missing components at UCLA, and important milestones in our cabling and electronics projects.

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CMS Updates: Upcoming Events, Authorship Issues, and Technical Developments

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  1. Happenings • Back from L.A., party for mother-in-law who turned 100 • CMS Week next week • Spokesperson election next Wednesday • TizianoCamporesi, Roberto Tenchini, Juan Alcarez • UCLA has one vote – opinions? • US-CMS authorship issue (next slide) • Cassandra: her last day is Wednesday • Replacement search just beginning – maybe 1-2 months?

  2. From USCMS Chair (Nick H) • Dear US CMS CB Members:As you know, the US funding agencies refuse to pay M&O A for those US collaborators supported by the project. This means that the people in this category lose their authorship rights by CMS rule. The CMS CB Chair, Ian Shipsey, (plus a committee) is trying to find fixes that won't require the "solution" outlined below. However, Ian asked if I would poll the US CMS CB to get a sense of your views of this solution which is currently used by a number of other countries on CMS.  • Question. • •Would be willing to give up authorship for some fraction of papers (say 10%) so that those supported by the Project could be authors. • •If you volunteer for this, you would still be an author on papers you request to be on. All papers deemed “important” have an all inclusive author list. • •Please check with the members of CMS at your institution and send me the sense of the group.

  3. Happenings • Missing ~25 TMBs were found in UCLA lab (likewise now missing ~25 DMBs) – half of spares • Pt 5 CSC activity: • ME4/2 cabling starting ~Friday • ME1/1 LV diagnosis starts ~Friday for a few days • Peripheral crate backplane – CRB corrosion • Madorsky replaced tin-plated connectors on backplane of a test crate at B904, seems to be working well • In situ connector replacement tooling will be made • ME1/1 boards: PPIB and ODMB being built this wk • 5 each, ODMBs 2 to UCSB, 2 to Rice, 1 stays at CERN • Patch panel revised mockup will be ready B904 this week

  4. ME1/1 Electronics Diagram

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