The SNRI-VIII course is structured in morning and afternoon sessions.
Morning sessions will be mainly devoted to seminars given by worldwide recognized detector experts (for a total of ~ 12 hours). They will be held at the Physics Department in Genova.
- Prof. Eraldo Oliveri (CERN) – Research and Development efforts for Gaseous Detectors
- Prof. Giulio Pellegrini (IMB-CNM) – Research and Development efforts for Solid State Detectors
- Prof. Massimiliano Fiorini (INFN/Universita' Ferrara)– Research and Development efforts for Photon Detectors and Particle ID
- Prof. Roberto Ferrari (INFN Pavia) – Research and Development efforts for Calorimeters
The visit to ASG Superconductors (Genova) replaces 4 hours of face-to-face seminars and includes an introduction by Dr. Stefania Farinon (INFN Genova).
Afternoon sessions will be devoted to practical tutorials (~17 hours). “Hands-on” laboratory exercises will allow participants to test detectors and techniques.
- DarkSide SiPM tile characterization
- Characterization of high speed data transmission lines
- A streaming Read-Out data acquisition framework for HEP detectors
- Non-destructive composition analyses of the atmospheric particulate matter
- Low Temperature Detectors
- 2 hours on Magnetic fields Calculations are foreseen on Friday afternoon. This course will be activated only if a minimum attendance of 5 persons will be reached. Interest in attending it will be asked after the class is defined.
