{ ARDENT –ESR3 Silvia Puddu – 13/06/2013.  About me  Experimental activity  n_TOF  CERF  Radioactive waste  Training  Conferences & Presentations.

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{ ARDENT –ESR3 Silvia Puddu – 13/06/2013

 About me  Experimental activity  n_TOF  CERF  Radioactive waste  Training  Conferences & Presentations  Publications  Outreach  Secondments Summary

About me  Born in Cagliari-Sardinia Italy  ARDENT Project: ESR3  Affiliation: CERN  PhD affiliation: Bern University Bern University  Supervisors: M. Silari, F. Murtas

Experimental activity: n_TOF  n_TOF facility: neutron production from spallation reactions; a 183 m path define neutron energy from TOF.  Two activities with GEM:  Beam imaging with fast neutron detector  Beam imaging with thermal neutron detector  Neutrons interact with a converter and the generated charged particles are detected by GEM  Neutron energy is selected by delaying the trigger of the GEM

Experimental activity: n_TOF  n_TOF facility: neutron production from spallation reactions; a 183 m path define neutron energy from TOF.  Two activities with GEM:  Beam imaging with fast neutron detector  Beam imaging with thermal neutron detector  Neutrons interact with a converter and the generated charged particles are detected by GEM  Neutron energy is selected by delaying the trigger of the GEM

Experimental activity: n_TOF Fast neutrons:  Head on detector  Converter: PE+Al  Delay: 2000 ns  Low sensitivity to  background at choosen WP Constant: 3640 ± 40 Mean1: 5.9 ± 1.8 cm Mean2: 5.5 ± 1.8 cm

Experimental activity: n_TOF Thermal neutrons:  Converter: series of slices of 10 Bo  Delay: 12 ms  Low sensitivity to  background at chosen WP  Beam image reconstructed from several step position  Data analysis performed by E. Aza Thermal neutrons Side-On detector Alphas

Experimental activity: CERF  CERF facility: neutron production from spallation reaction.  On the roof, neutron spectrum is similar to aircraft neutron spectrum.  Activity with GEM:  beam monitoring  measuremets of several radiation components

Experimental activity: CERF GEM for beam monitoring  beam shape  beam alignment  beam intensity Giura Saleve downup

Experimental activity: CERF GEM for dosimetry  On December 2012  position at the side of the target  charged component  thermal neutron component  Analysis performed by E. Aza

Experimental activity: radioactive waste Motivation:  materials in accelerator environment are activated by radiations  in order to treat this materials after the decommissioning, it is necessary a characterization to know the nuclide population  gamma emitters are easily recognised by  spectrometry  the challenge is to measure the 55 Fe amount  a detector with high efficiency to 55 Fe and high  rejection to is needed

Experimental activity: radioactive waste  Detectors characterization with sources:  3 mm drift detector  40 mm drift detector:  higher efficiency to 55 Fe  higher  rejection  Measurements with samples:  Fully characterised samples with high presence of 60 Co bck52 bck bck52 62 bck 52 62

 2012 Q3  Summer English course (CERN)  Advanced FLUKA course (Vancouver)  2012 Q4  Training on GEM detector (Frascati)  Labview for beginner (CERN)  Radiation detection and measurements (Anaheim)  ARDENT workshop (Wien)  2013 Q2  Training on FLUKA for ntuple generation (Dresden) Training

 31° October 2012: nss-ieee Anaheim “Performance test of triple GEM detector at CERN n_TOF facility”  2 nd November 2012: nss-ieee Anaheim “Investigation on Thermal Neutron Detectors Based on the Gas Electron Multiplier Technology” (on behalf of F. Murtas)  29° November 2012: n_TOF annual meeting “Triple GEM detector at CERN n_TOF facility”  2(3) abstract submitted for next nss-ieee:  The Triple GEM detector as beam monitor at the CERF facility (co-author)  Neutron beam profile measurements with a triple GEM for thermal neutrons at the CERN n_TOF facility (first author) Conferences & Presentations

 G. Claps, G. Croci, F. Murtas, A. Pietropaolo, S. Puddu, C. T. Severino, M. Silari, "Performance Test of a Triple GEM Detector at CERN n_TOF Facility", published in conference proceeding IEEE-NSS Anaheim 29 Oct - 3 Nov 2012: ARDENT-CONF ARDENT-CONF  O. Sauter, B.P. Duval, L. Federspiel, F. Felici, T.P. Goodman A. Karpushov, S. Puddu, J. Rossel and TCV team, "Effects of ECH/ECCD on tearing modes in TCV and link to rotation profile", EPFL-CONF (2010). EPFL-CONF (2010)EPFL-CONF (2010)  B. Esposito, F. Murtas, R.Villari, M. Angelone, D. Marocco, P. Pillon and S. Puddu, "Design of a GEM- based detector for the measurement of fast neutrons", Nuclear Instruments and Methods, doi :10.16/j.nima (2009). doi :10.16/j.nima (2009) doi :10.16/j.nima (2009) Publications

 In April 2013 I spent a week in Dresden at HZDR to develop a tool for FLUKA in order to generate ntuple. The aim of this activity is to characterize the phenomena into the detector, event by event, to optimize it Secondments

In May 2013 I have done the seminars, titled “ARDENT for Dummies”, in three schools of my city (Cagliari, Sardinia-Italy), for the students of 4° and 5° years: the two branch of “Istituto Tecnico e Liceo Scientifico delle Scienze Applicate M. Giua” and the “Liceo Scientifico L. B. Alberti”. The presentation was focused on the ARDENT project, with an introduction to radiation and dosimetry:   (video about CERN)   Why doing research?   Radioactivity   Interaction between radiation and material   ARDENT   Dosimetry   Detector for neutrons dosimetry   Hadronherapy   Beam monitoring All seminars were about 1h30 for ~70. Students were really interested and some of them is thinking about Physics for University study. Outreach

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