US R&D Collaborations
In a culmination of a decade of discussions within the US Detector Instrumentation community facilitated by CPAD, it has been decided at the last CPAD annual workshop to create a network of US Detector R&D Collaborations.
These Collaborations will be created covering major technology areas in line with the 2019 BRN. The goal is to bring together the community in a more persistent way than the annual CPAD workshops alone, to coordinate R&D efforts and to forge collaboration.
To this end, we have created the following mailing lists. Please sign up to your area of interest. Once we have the mailing lists filled, we will send around surveys to each to gauge everyone’s specific interests with the goal to organize dedicated workshops and create work packages along the PRDs that were identified in the BRN.
To SUBSCRIBE to a mailing list called MYLIST:
- Send an e-mail message to [email protected]
- Leave the subject line blank
- Type “SUBSCRIBE MYLIST FIRSTNAME LASTNAME” (without the quotation marks, and using the string before the @ in the mailing list’s name as MYLIST- as well as your own name) in the body of the e-mail message
RDC#
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Topic
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Coordinators
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Mailing list
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1
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Noble Element Detectors
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Jonathan Asaadi, Carmen Carmona
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2
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Photodetectors
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Shiva Abbaszadeh, Flavio Cavanna
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3
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Solid State Tracking
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Anthony Affolder, Sally Seidel
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4
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Readout and ASICs
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Angelo Dragone, Mitch Newcomer
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5
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Trigger and DAQ
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Zeynep Demiragli, Jinlong Zhang
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6
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Gaseous Detectors
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Prakhar Garg, Sven Vahsen
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7
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Low-Background Detectors
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Daniel Baxter, Guillermo Fernandez-Moroni, Noah Kurinsky
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8
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Quantum and Superconducting Sensors
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Rakshya Khatiwada, Aritoki Suzuki
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9
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Calorimetry
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Marina Artuso, Minfang Yeh
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10
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Detector Mechanics
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Eric Anderssen, Andreas Jung
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11
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Fast Timing
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Gabriele Giacomini, Matt Wetstein
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