Nuclear emulsion detectors have unsurpassed position resolution, and they combine different features ranging from a vertex detector to a calorimeter, including the momentum measurement. Silicon technologies have recently been proposed for the realization of neutrino detectors, in an electronically readout and time sensitive version of the emulsion technology. The seventh Workshop of this series will bring together specialists in both fields with experts covering a wide range of topics, from particle physics to archeology and medical applications.
The meeting will be held in Centro Congressi Paradiso (Anacapri, Napoli) from 1st October to 2nd October 2026.
Ferries timetables from Naples to Capri can be found here.
Anacapri is one of the two main villages in the island of Capri (the other one is called “Capri”, like the whole island).
How to reach Anacapri:
- From Marina Grande (the arrival port) take the direct bus to Anacapri (runs on average every 15 min; cost=2,40 Euro; it takes 25 min.; buy a ticket at the ticket-desk).
- If you want to stop first in Capri town, buy at the ticket-desk in Marina Grande a ticket for the “Funicolare” (cable-car) (runs every 15 min.; it takes 4 min.) that takes directly into Capri town. From Capri town to Anacapri take the bus (runs every 15 minutes; it takes 10 min.). You need a second ticket for this ride.
- From Marina Grande (the arrival port) take a taxi (it costs about 40 Euros; it takes 20 min.; verify the price before boarding the taxi).
How to reach Centro Congressi Paradiso: from the Piazza Vittoria bus stop in Anacapri, follow the suggested walking route to Centro Multimediale Paradiso.
The Workshop is organized and funded by University of Napoli Federico II, Department of Physics and INFN, Sezione di Napoli.