Messidoro
(Thales Alenia Space)
3/30/16, 9:30 AM
A. Ferrario,
A. Oraevski
3/30/16, 10:15 AM
F. Flora
(ENEA)
3/30/16, 11:30 AM
F. Bresciani
(Tthales Aleniaspace)
3/30/16, 12:00 PM
Rune Floberghagen
(ESA Frascati)
3/30/16, 12:30 PM
Dr
Jean-Éric Ducret
(IRFU/Service d'Astrophysique & CELIA)
3/30/16, 1:00 PM
Marco Presi
3/30/16, 2:30 PM
N. Calabretta
(TuE Netherland)
3/30/16, 3:00 PM
Dr
Luca Giacomelli
(Milano-Bicocca University)
3/30/16, 3:30 PM
Dr
Richard Hall-Wilton
(European Spallation Source ESS AB)
3/30/16, 4:30 PM
George McKee
(University of Wisconsin)
3/30/16, 5:15 PM
M. Pizzichemi
(CERN)
3/30/16, 6:00 PM
Prof.
Calogero Pace
(DIMES - University of Calabria)
3/30/16, 6:30 PM
Vincenzo Palleschi
(Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa)
3/31/16, 9:00 AM
Dr
Pasquale Gaudio
(University of Rome Tor Vergata)
3/31/16, 11:00 AM
Claudio Grillo
(Niels Bohr Center)
3/31/16, 12:00 PM
Talk
Alessandra Giunta
(University of Strathclyde)
3/31/16, 12:30 PM
Dr
Seyed Reza Mirfayzi
(Queen's University Belfast)
3/31/16, 1:00 PM
Talk
Dr
Jean-François Ciparisse
(University of Rome Tor Vergata)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Giancarlo Maero
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Ms
Clare Scullion
(Queen's University Belfast)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Marica Rebai
(MIB)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Angelo Baglioni
(INFN-LNF)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Gianfranco Giubileo
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
RICCARDO PILOTTI
(UNIVERSITA' DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA TOR VERGATA)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Mr
Stefan Korolczuk
(Narodowe Centrum Badan Jadrowych (NCBJ))
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Nathaniel Hicks
(University of Alaska Anchorage Dept. of Physics)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Adriana Puiu
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Mr
Michele Lungaroni
(Associazione EURATOM-ENEA - University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Roma, Italy)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Emmanuele Peluso
(University of Rome Tor Vergata)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Mr
Aaron Alejo
(Queen's University of Belfast)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Mr
Luigi Antonio Poggi
(Associazione EUROFUSION-ENEA, Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Via del Politecnico 1, 00133 Rome, Italy)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Poster
Antonino Cannavo''
(ME),
Lorenzo Torrisi
(LNS)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Francesco Filippi
(ROMA1)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Poster
Dr
ELENA ESPOSITO
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Daniele Scarpa
(LNL)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Didier Mazon
(CEA Cadarache)
3/31/16, 2:30 PM
Dr
Marco Zangrando
(Elettra - Sincrotrone Trieste and IOM-CNR)
3/31/16, 4:05 PM
Dr
Emilio Giovenale
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 4:05 PM
Dr
Roberta Fantoni
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 4:35 PM
Prof.
Paolo Mataloni
(Sapienza Università di Roma - Dipartimento di Fisica)
3/31/16, 4:35 PM
Paolo Di Lazzaro
(ENEA)
3/31/16, 5:05 PM
Stefano Lupi
(ROMA1)
3/31/16, 5:05 PM
Alessandro Drago
(LNF)
3/31/16, 5:20 PM
Dr
Fabrizio Consoli
(ENEA - Centro Ricerche Frascati)
3/31/16, 5:35 PM
Carmelo sgro
(INFN PISA)
3/31/16, 5:40 PM
Dr
Elke Plönjes
(DESY)
3/31/16, 6:00 PM
Dr
Marco Zerbini
(ENEA Frascati)
3/31/16, 6:05 PM
Lorenzo Raimondi
(Elettra - Trieste)
3/31/16, 6:20 PM
Dr
Matteo Corbo
(CAEN SpA)
3/31/16, 6:40 PM
Philippe Mathieu
(ESA Frascati)
4/1/16, 8:30 AM
Roberto Trasarti
(University of Pisa)
4/1/16, 9:00 AM
Jakob Blomer
(CERN)
4/1/16, 9:45 AM
Dr
JESUS VEGA
(ASOCIACION EURATOM/CIEMAT)
4/1/16, 10:30 AM
T. Craciunescu
4/1/16, 11:30 AM
Francesco Paolo Orsitto
(CREATE Consortium)
4/1/16, 1:00 PM
Dr
Andrea Murari
(Consorzio RFX)
4/1/16, 3:00 PM
Dr
Maarten De Bock
(ITER Organization)
4/1/16, 3:30 PM
Dr
Don Czechowicz
(General Atomics)
4/1/16, 4:30 PM
Dr
Tammy Ma
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
4/1/16, 5:00 PM
Prof.
Francesco Volpe
(Columbia University)
4/1/16, 5:30 PM
Danilo Giulietti
(PI)
4/1/16, 6:00 PM
Dr
Didier Mazon
(CEA Cadarache)
4/1/16, 6:30 PM
Dr
FULVIO BRESCIANI
(THALES ALENIA SPACE TORINO)
In this presentation an innovative space metrology system which objective is to measure the mutual arrangement between two spacecrafts is descripted. It is a simple and robust system that makes possible relative attitude measurements between 2 satellites in formation flying with coarse and fine accuracies. Generally, in formation flying mission it’s necessary to have a satellite attitude...
Dr
Andrea Murari
(Consorzio RFX)
D. Mazon
(CEA -Fr)
Talk
Dr
Teddy Craciunescu
(1National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics, Bucharest-Magurele, Romania)
In thermonuclear plasmas, emission tomography use integrated measurements along lines of sight (LOS) to determine the two-dimensional (2-D) spatial distribution of the volume emission intensity. The technique can be applied to gamma-ray, neutron, soft and hard X-ray emissions. The measurements are line integral data obtained by arrays of collimated detectors looking through the plasma along...
Dr
Roberta Fantoni
(ENEA FSN-TECFIS, V. E Fermi 45 Frascati (I))
Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) is nowadays a well established tool for qualitative, semiquantitative and quantitative analyses of surfaces, with micro-destructive characteristics and capabilities for stratigraphy. LIBS is an appealing technique compared with many other types of elemental analysis thanks to the set up versatility facilitating non-invasive and remote analyses, as...
Dr
George McKee
(University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Talk
(Conference Title: Measurements of Fluctuations in Tokamak Plasmas)
Optical Imaging Measurements of Turbulence and Instabilities in Tokamak Plasmas*
George R. McKee, R. Fonck, C. Holland1, D. Smith, D. Truong, Z. Yan
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1University of California-San Diego
Abstract:
Magnetically confined fusion-grade plasmas exhibit a wide range of macroscopic and...
Dr
Emmanuele Peluso
(University of Rome Tor Vergata)
Prediction is one of the main objectives of scientific analysis. Prediction in this sense refers to both modelling and forecasting. The determination of the limits of predictability is an important issue of both theoretical and practical relevance. In the case of modelling time series, reached a certain level in performance in either modelling or prediction, it is often important to assess...
Maarten De Bock
(ITER IO (Fr))
Prof.
Paolo Mataloni
(Sapienza Università di Roma - Dipartimento di Fisica)
The main objective of quantum information consists of understanding the quantum nature of information and learning how to process it by using physical systems operating under the laws of quantum mechanics. In this perspective, completely new schemes of information transfer and processing, enabling new forms of communication and enhancing the computation and simulation power, are currently...
Dr
Marco Zangrando
(Elettra - Sincrotrone Trieste and IOM-CNR)
The advent of X-ray Free Electron Lasers (FEL) has opened a new era for exploring the fundamental laws of matter. These machines combine the exceptional properties of conventional lasers (ultra-short, brilliant, coherent, and transform limited pulses) and synchrotrons (short and selectable wavelengths, different polarizations), allowing to probe the ultra-fast dynamics of atoms and molecules...
M. Zangrando
(FERMI - Photon Beam Transport and Diagnostics Systems)
Prof.
Ernesto Ciaramella
(Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna)
We review our most recent results in Optical Communications that can be applied to research in Physics, covering mostly high eenergy physics and medical physics.
Mr
Aaron Alejo
(Queen's University of Belfast)
Ongoing developments in laser-driven ion acceleration, in synergy with the currently available/upcoming multi-Petawatt laser facilities around the world, would foster in a near future the frontier of ion energies to multi-100 MeV range. Development of diagnostics to cope with such high-energy, multi-species ion sources is highly warranted and timely. Thomson Parabola Spectrometers (TPS) [1]...
Mr
Seyed Reza Mirfayzi
(Queen's University Belfast)
Abstract:
Neutrons generated using intense laser driven ion beams has recently received a great deal of attention. Intense lasers can produce 10s of MeV protons in a small divergence cone by Target Normal Sheath Acceleration (TNSA) mechanism, which is highly efficient in producing fast neutrons via fusion reaction with low mass atomic nuclei. Employing neutron converter in a close proximity...
Dr
Tammy Ma
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
The National Ignition Facility (NIF) at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is the world’s largest and most energetic laser system. The NIF is built to create very extreme states of matter - temperatures more than 100 million K and pressures more than 100 billion atmospheres - conditions emulating those found in the interiors of stars and planets. One of the main NIF campaigns...
Tammy Ma
(Lawrence Levermore National Laboratory)
Dr
Pasquale Gaudio
(University of Rome Tor Vergata)
Nowadays the intentional diffusion in air (both in open and closed environments) of chemical and biological contaminants presents a dramatic risk for the health of the public worldwide. The needs of a high-tech network composed by diagnostics, software, decision support systems and cyber security tools are urging all the stakeholders (military, public, research & academic entities), who are...
Mr
Michele Lungaroni
(Associazione EURATOM-ENEA - University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Roma, Italy)
In the last years, new and more sophisticated measurements have been at the basis of the major progress in various disciplines related to the environment, such as remote sensing and thermonuclear fusion. To maximize the effectiveness of the measurements, new data analysis techniques are required. First data processing tasks, such as filtering and fitting, are of primary importance, since they...
Dr
Marco Zerbini
(ENEA Frascati)
Dr
Angelo Ferrario
(TomoWave Laboratories, Inc)
This lecture will discuss development and translation of optoacoustic imaging from the first works that set the basic principles of the technology to the first in vivo images in small animals, to the most recent advances in diagnostic imaging of breast cancer. We also present the design features and technical parameters of the optoacoustic imaging systems required for clinically viable...
