1. Etienne Augé Deputy Scientific Director Particle Physics and Computing
Particle Physics at IN2P3
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2. Environmental Sciences Mathematical Sciences and their Interactions
INSU
Earth Sciences and Astronomy
INC
Chemistry
INEE
Environmental Sciences
INP
Physics
IN2P3
Nuclear and Particles Physics
INSB
Biological sciences
INSHS
Humanities and Social Sciences
INSMI
Mathematical Sciences and their Interactions
INS2I
Informatics Sciences and their Interactions
INSIS
Engineering Sciences and Systems
10 Institutes
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3. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
Organization of CNRS
Researchers Engineers, Technicians, Administrative doctorants, post-docs, associates,… 1200 laboratories, most common with Universities
IN2P3
INP
INSU
INST2I
INSMI
INC
INEE
INSB
INSHS
Computing
Engineer
Nuclear
Particle
Astroparticles
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Life Sc.
Mathematics
Universe
Ecology
Environment
Humanities
Researchers (permanent CNRS positions):
Engineers, technicians, administration:
CNRS annual Budget: 3,28 B€ (bulk of it is for salaries)
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4. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
IN2P3
502 CNRS researchers
373 Professors and Assistant professors.
Engineers, tech, admin
1371 CNRS staff
207 Universities staff
700 non permanent positions
Including 400 doctorants
20 laboratories including
Computer Center (CCIN2P3) in Lyon
GANIL in Caen
Underground Laboratory in Modane
Strong association with CEA-IRFU
Yearly budget : 170 M Euros
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5. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
Scientific Domain
Particle Physics
Nuclear Physics
Hadron physics
Astroparticule Physics
Astrophysics, Cosmology
Associated computing (CCIN2P3 in Lyon, Grid)
Applications
Particle accelerators
Medical Imaging
Nuclear Energy
Grid computing
Theory
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6. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
R&D
Instrumentation
Integrated, fast, low noise electronics
Large number of channels
Low radioactivity detectors
Photon sensors
also for medical imaging
Accelerators
design, injection, cavities, couplers
Energy frontier (LC) XFEL
Nano-beams
For medical/industrial applications
Oncology
Compact X-ray sources
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7. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
H1 at HERA/DESY
- HERA-I data fully analysed and published
HERA-II : still much analysis work to do   combined H1/ZEUS final result on proton pdfs
Ultimate finance committee in november 2008
BaBar at PEP-II/SLAC
- remain strongly involved in data analysis
(intensive analysis period )
- ultimate Finance Committee in Paris on july 20th 2009
- Legagy book – Data archival (also HERA)
D0 at Tevatron/FNAL
- remain involved in the data taking and in the analysis
(Higgs search, Top, M_W)
- take data in 2010 and 2011
CDF at Tevatron/FNAL
- group is small but very active. Focusses on BS and τ physics
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8. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
EmCal : Annecy, Grenoble, Marseille, Orsay, Paris, Saclay
Pixels et HLT :
Marseille
ATLAS
Toroides :
Saclay
Muon chambers: Saclay
Length : 40 m
Radius : 10 m
Weight : 7000 tonnes
Channels : hundred millions
HCal :
Clermont-Ferrand
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10. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
CMS at CERN
IPNL, IPHC+GRPHE, LAPP, LLR: 46 PhD equiv (3,5%)
Si Tracker
End cap
Lyon-Strasbourg
EM Calo
Crystals test : Saclay
Readout : Lyon
Length : 20 m
Radius : 7 m
Weight : tonnes
Channels : hundred millions
L1 Trigger
Electronics
LLR
Solenoid : Saclay
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11. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
LHCb
40 MHz HCAL
Calorimeters :
Structure/électronics
L0 Trigger :
Annecy, Clermont-Ferrand, Marseille, Paris, Orsay
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12. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
Detector upgrades
Radiation damages later than initially expected
Desire to upgrade the detectors
Extra layer for ATLAS pixels (IBL)
Silicon
More elaborate trigger conditions
Forward regions
Go to 40 MHz electronics in LHCb
Based on a planning for LHC luminosity increase
Do not build an upgrade too early
Organize/Rationalize the various R&D efforts
All over the world
Look for synergy between experiments, sLHC/ILC/CLIC/SuperB
Not obvious for Silicon detectors
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ILC at IN2P3
General organisation
F. Richard : deputy director of WWS
M. Davier : chairman of IDAG
Detector concepts
SiD
ILD : 7 labs involved
Study CLIC compatibility (Energy, Beam conditions)
R&D
MDI : ATF-2
Polarimeter/PLIC
Power S/C couplers (also XFEL in Hamburg)
Em and Had calorimetry : CALICE
Vertex detector : CMOS, 3dIT
Si tracker, SiLC
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14. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
Physics beyond SM and Flavour
Many parameters
Discover new physics ???
Luminosity x100 w.r.t. Babar
Nano beams (like ILC)
Crab waist
Participation of IN2P3 to the TDR
Concurrent project at KEK
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15. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
European Call for Proposals (FP7) Detectors for Future Accelerators AIDA Project
Support to existing research infrastructures
Integrating Activities
.. Integrating key research infrastructures in Europe for the development of advanced detector technology
Coordinated by CERN
Proposal accepted in march 2010 (8 M€ from EU)
sLHC, ILC, SuperB
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16. International Cooperation
Towards Asia (LIA)
Japan, China, Corea, Viet-nam
France-Asia School of Particle Physics
Les Houches in 2008, in Japan in 2009
GRID Schools (Corea, Vietnam, Malaysia)
Accelerator schools
Towards Eastern Europa
Particle Physics School
Ukraine in 2007 and 2008, Poland in 2009, Romania in 2010
Towards Africa
LIA with Sweden and Marocco, links with Algeria (School in Oran)
School in Egypt in 2009 (repeated in 2010)
School in South Africa in 2010
Towards South America (european program HELEN)
MC2 Program (USA and Japan)
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17. Asia-Europe Physics Summit Physics towards Science innovation
Tsukuba, march
Discuss the common scientific interest in European and Asian countries in various research fields
Setup a dedicated framework that would enhance Europe-Asia collaborations in Physics
Involve developing countries in basic research and bridge the knowledge gap
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18. FCPPL workshop - April 8th 2010
Conclusion
Fantastic times ahead in particle physics
… we need to be patient…
Good time to restart some R&D activity
But do not come too fast to a detector
Excellent conditions to enhance China-France cooperation
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