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TALENT Status and Future

The TALENT Marie Curie Network focuses on developing state-of-the-art technologies for the ATLAS Insertable B-Layer (IBL) detector and future precision tracking systems. With 10 beneficiaries, 7 associated partners, and a budget of €4.5 million, we support 15 early-stage and 2 experienced researchers. Key research areas include applied physics, electronics, mechanical engineering, and software engineering. The project runs from 2012 to 2015, featuring events like the Tech Entrepreneurship Challenge and the TALENT Final Conference, promoting collaboration with prestigious partners such as UiO and IIT Mumbai.

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TALENT Status and Future

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  1. TALENTStatus and Future H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  2. TALENThttp://talent.web.cern.ch/TALENT/ • Ongoing Marie Curie Network on new state-of-the-art technologies for the ATLAS Insertable B-Layer detector (IBL) and for future precision tracking detectors • Applied physics – Electronics - Mechanical engineering - Software engineering - Economics • 10 Beneficiaries, 7 associated partners (2 Research facilities, 7 Universities, 8 Industrial partners) • Funding: 4.5 ME 15 early stage researchers (3 y) & 2 experienced researchers (2 y) • CERN role: network coordination, host of 4 ESRs and many secondments • Project Duration: January 1, 2012 until December 31, 2015 H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  3. Status • TALENT ESRs and ERs have participated in IdeaLab pilot-phase projects • TALENT is at 1.5 y to completion, i.e. TALENT ESRs are now at peak of work and PhD duties • Remaining network events: • August’14: Tech Entrepreneurship Challenge, driven by P.Keinz (WU) • Dec’14: TALENT Annual Meeting • Dec’15: TALENT Final Conference • Completion of ESRs secondments H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  4. TALENT @ IdeaSquare • Current TALENT ESR’s will stay in current offices/labs • ESR’s coming for secondmentscan work in IdeaSquare • TALENT Consortium meetings and upcoming training sessions can be hosted in IdeaSquare • TALENT ESRs can contribute to next CBI courses • Remote and non-destructive leak finding technologies, Carbon-composite applications, Printing technologies… • Collaborations with TALENT partners and future partners • Cividec (AT): Beam monitor and electronics development • CiS (DE): Silicon detector development & manufacturing company • UiO (NO): detector development • IIT Mumbai: Collaboration on diamond sensors development • Interests: working areas and access to equipment and expertise, meeting space, offices, visibility H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  5. Future • STREAM Smart Sensor Technologies and Training for Radiation Enhanced Applications and Measurements • EU proposal under preparation • Will integrate this proposal with IdeaSquare goals from the start H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  6. Technology • Field: scientific design, construction manufacturing, testing and commissioning of advanced instruments for very high radiation environments • Innovative radiation hard CMOS imaging sensors, implemented as Smart monolithic and hybrid CMOS sensors and electronics, interconnection and packaging technologies • Workpackages: • Depleted CMOS Technologies • Smart Sensor Design and Layouts • Characterization and Performance • Application and System integration • Technology competence leveraging and business model • CERN Framework: ATLAS Tracker Upgrade Project (ITK) • Other applications: satellite environments, industrial X-ray systems, microscopy and medical imaging • Partners: Research/Academic institutions and Private sector H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

  7. Submission Option 1 Marie Curie ITN ~ 8 beneficiaries ~ 6 Associated Partners Funding: 15 ESRs hosted by beneficiaries Duration: 4 years Call: early 2015 Option 2 ICT in ‘Leadership in Enabling and Industrial Technologies’ ICT 25 – 2015: Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies Call: early 2015 H.Pernegger, M.Capeans

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