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PH-ESE Group Meeting 15 Nov. 2012

PH-ESE Group Meeting 15 Nov. 2012. Content. ESE composition News about people Involvement in different activities and projects Budget MARS 2012 Seminars Building renovation End of year celebrations Symposium on European Strategy for Particle Physics. ESE composition. 53 Staffs

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PH-ESE Group Meeting 15 Nov. 2012

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  1. PH-ESE Group Meeting15 Nov. 2012

  2. Content • ESE composition • News about people • Involvement in different activities and projects • Budget • MARS 2012 • Seminars • Building renovation • End of year celebrations • Symposium on European Strategy for Particle Physics ESE Group meeting

  3. ESE composition • 53 Staffs • 36 Engineers • 8 Technical Engineers • 9 Technicians • 10 Fellows • 1 CMS, 2 LCD, 1 Medipix, 2 NA62 • 8 Doctoral Students • 2 ATLAS, 1 LCD, 1 LHCb • 2 Technical Students • 1 ATLAS, 1 CMS • 3 VIAs • 1 NA62 • 3 Users, Stagiaires • Plus a number of people working with us • Users and/or students from experiments, projects, machine ESE Group meeting

  4. New People and Changes in 2012 • LD Staffs • Jerome Alozy (Dec. 2011, Medipix) • Matt Noy (Feb., NA62) • Rui De Oliveira Francisco (May, IC layout) • Sylvain Mico (Sep., Power supplies and Pool) • Fellows • Cristian Fuentes (Mar., LCD) • Isaac Troyano (Apr., DCDC) • Manoel Barros (Jun., Link) • Winnie Wong (Jun., Medipix) • Mark Kovacs (Oct., CMS) • Stefano Venditti (Oct., NA62) • VittoPaladino (Nov., NA62) • Students • TiinaNaaranoja (Jun., CMS) • PiotrRymaszewski (Jun., ATLAS) • Marco Ghibaudi (Jun., ATLAS) • Sarah Seif El Nasr (Jul., Link) • DimitriosKolotouros (Oct., TTC) • VIA • Matteo Di Cosmo (Oct., xTCA) • LD2IC • GianlucaAglierri • Paschalis Vichoudis ESE Group meeting

  5. People Involvement (1) ESE Group meeting

  6. People Involvement (2) ESE Group meeting

  7. People Involvement (3) ESE Group meeting

  8. People Involvement (4) ESE Group meeting

  9. Budgets • So far budgets have not been a problem • Even though we’ll finished negative this year • Still some spending for building renovation and refurbishment • Other large spending is for travels (including training and conference fees) • ~40% of the group exploitation • Do not forget to lock your mobile phone on Sunrise • Otherwise large roaming expenses ESE Group meeting

  10. MARS 2012 • Results reported by an email in June • I had no feedback. If this is useless tell me • Previous years we had an extra budget for advancements • Allowing to have a few more 3-step advancements • Not the case in 2012 • Still have the constraint of having 25% of the staff with 1 step • It basically forces the overall distribution ESE Group meeting

  11. Distributed Steps in ESE, PH and CERN wide ESE Group meeting

  12. Distributed Steps at CERN: LD vs IC ESE Group meeting

  13. Is there a gender discrimination? CERN wide and including non-eligible ESE Group meeting

  14. Seminars • Jorgen kindly proposed to continue organising the seminars • Enthusiastically agreed... • However Jorgen notices that this autumn a lot of agreed seminars have been either delayed or cancelled • Might be for very good reason but no so fair • Did not happen in the past ESE Group meeting

  15. End of 2012 Seminars ESE Group meeting

  16. Building Renovation • Thanks to Jorgen and Patrick for taking care of this work • There have been a lot of progress: • Labs equipped (electricity and air-conditioning) • Corridors in good shape • Toilettes available • Entrance almost finished (including “poster wall”) • Still some finalisation work to be done here and there • A few tiles of the false ceilings in the corridors to be replaced • Some painting work to be finished • Some remaining problems in the toilettes • Vitrine in the entrance hall to be installed  Exposition to be organised • Ventilation to be installed in this conference room, the cafeteria and 13-3-005 • Cold water connection in building 13 labs still to be finalised • When the work in the corridors is completed we’ll install the frames on the walls for decoration • Posters presented during conferences or workshop The rumors concerning the “Pirelli Calendar” are unfounded ESE Group meeting

  17. Renovation: Remaining serious problems • Basement of building 13 suffers flooding problems • Not clear when this will be solved • Might require the rain water coming from the roof of building 14 to be evacuated through other routes... • Storage of spare equipment for the experiments affected • The roof of building 14 is in very bad shape • Requires major repair and scaffolding installation • The blind/stores should be replaced • In case of small problems a ticket is to be done • To be done through Evelyne or Patrick to avoid chaos ESE Group meeting

  18. Renovation: End • Since years, Jorgen says we’ll have a big event when everything is finished • Hopefully this big event will happen in 2013 We can make it happen anyway... ESE Group meeting

  19. End-of-Year Celebrations • End-of-Year lunches or dinners per Section • You are still welcome to invite Evelyne and me* • Group Picnic in June • Venue propositions and volunteers for organisation are welcome *I pay my share ESE Group meeting

  20. Open Symposium on European Strategyfor Particle Physics • European Strategy Group to prepare a report for the March CERN Council meeting • Symposium organised as a first step to gather information/suggestions from the community • Krakow in September • About 170 papers submitted • Papers and link to the agenda available here:http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=175067 • Mainly physics and future projects but detector technologies, electronics and instrumentation also discussed • Two papers about electronics originated from (former) members of PH-ESE ESE Group meeting

  21. Open Symposium on European Strategyfor Particle Physics • The latest discovery in ATLAS and CMS induced a lot of discussions on what is the best way of studying the Higgs and explore possible new physics • LHC has a bright future • Only ~1% of what can be accumulated over the next 15 years has been recorded so far • LHC-HL and LHC-HE • “Physics case” to be made • e+e- colliders of all sorts (circular or linear) • γγ and µ+µ- colliders • Japanese representatives announced Japan will make a proposal for building a linear collider (e+e-) of 250 GeV upgradable to 500 GeV • Schedule 2025 – 2030 for physics • Half financed by Japan (?) ESE Group meeting

  22. Open Symposium on European Strategyfor Particle Physics • For “Beyond Standard Model” theories, the importance of flavour physics ( LHCb, B, Charms and τ factories) has been emphasized • Heavy ions program to be actively pursued (ALICE, FAIR, ...) • Proton structure analysis (experiments on the SPS and LHeC proposal) • Wishes for an important neutrino program • New neutrino beam at CERN and OPERA to be moved from Gran Sasso to CERN • Long baseline neutrino beam with an experiment in Finland (deep underground) • Similar programs in US and Japan ESE Group meeting

  23. Open Symposium on European Strategyfor Particle Physics • The community is not missing ideas for new projects • Prioritisation and resources • New projects mean new accelerators, new detectors, new electronics and new computing facilities • Continuous and substantial R&D needed in these fields • Next steps • Working groups to produce reports on 5 fields* • European Strategy Group to prepare a draft of the strategy statements for the March Council • Final step in May (special meeting in Brussels) *Working mode of the CERN Council for the European Strategy matters Framework for European participation to a global project CERN relations with the European and International bodies Knowledge Transfer and industrial relations Education, outreach and communication ESE Group meeting

  24. LHC Upgrades Schedule • First upgrades during LS1 • E.g. new muon chambers in CMS, additional pixel layer in ATLAS • Electronic systems (ATLAS CTP, CMS trigger) • LS1 upgrades approved • LS3major upgrades of ATLAS & CMS • New trackers • Most of the readout electronics to be renewed • LS3 upgrade program neither approved nor financed yet • Although the work has to start now • LS2major LHCb and ALICE upgrades • 40 MHz readout for LHCb • New ITS and upgrade of the readout for ALICE • LS2 upgrades in ATLAS and CMS • New detectors (e.g. muon chambers in ATLAS and CMS) • Electronic systems (e,g, ATLAS trigger) • LS2 upgrades approved ESE Group meeting

  25. Conclusions • 2012 has seen the discovery of the “Higgs-like” boson by ATLAS and CMS • All of us should take our share of this discovery • We all have worked in a way or another for the LHC program • Directly in an experiment or the machine • Providing common pieces of equipment • Providing support • For such a big enterprise all the bricks are important and a success is the success of all • Let’s hope that the future will be as bright • There are a number of possible projects in front of us in which we’ll be (we are) involved • As usual the strategic decisions (which project is to be done when and where) and the approval process is complex. • But we are used to that ESE Group meeting

  26. Coffee... ESE Group meeting

  27. Greek-Turkish γγ Factory ESE Group meeting

  28. CLIC ESE Group meeting

  29. Long Baseline Neutrino ESE Group meeting

  30. High-Energy LHC ESE Group meeting

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