The SNRI-VII course is structured in morning and afternoon sessions.
Morning sessions will be mainly devoted to seminars given by worldwide recognized detector experts (10 + 2 hours). They will be held in Torino, Sala convegni and Spazio Polifunzionale in Strada delle Cacce 91, INRIM.
• "Status and perspectives of the detectors for dark matter searches" Elisabetta Baracchini (2h)
• "The present and next generation of gravitational wave detectors" Michele Punturo (2h)
• "Neutron detectors, status and applications" Paolo Finocchiaro (2h)
• "Quantistic sensors for the exploration of the principal of quantum mechanics" Marco Genovese (2h)
• "Understanding performance of analog-to-digital converters for radiation detector systems" Gianni Mazza (1h)
• "SiPM for single photon detection" Pietro Antonioli (1h)
• "Inrim Laboratories Tour"
The visit to the "Atomic Clocks" and "Quantum Technologies" laboratories replaces 2 hours of face-to-face seminars.
Afternoon sessions will be devoted to practical tutorials (17 hours). “Hands-on” laboratory exercises will allow participants to test detectors and techniques.
• "Cryogenic sensors electronics" Manuel da Rocha Rolo
• "X-ray polarimetry detectors" Luca Latronico
• "Advanced sensors and electronics characterisation" Nicolò Cartiglia, Lino Demaria
• "Gamma detection for PET and timing applications" Piergiorgio Cerello
• "Monolithic CMOS sensors" Stefania Beolé, Manuel da Rocha Rolo
• "Quality control of light-weight tracking detectors" Silvia Coli
