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1 Impact of accelerator based research centers on country’s development
Dr. Artikova Sayyora On behalf of TARLA Team Japan Proton Accelerator Research Center Japan Atomic Energy Agency Institute of Nuclear Physics Accelerator division III June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting 1

2 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting
Outline E. Rutherford and his engineers Particle Accelerators Science and Technology in terms of: Russia, Korea S., China USA Japan * (activities, organizations, perspectives) Switzerland Germany * Can this scenario help Turkey? If yes, what to do? How to proceed? Conclusion and Outlook June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting 2

3 Rutherford, Walton and Cockcroft
April 14, 1932: The era of accelerator-based experimental nuclear physics is born. The Cockcroft-Walton experiment demonstrated for the first time a concept that Albert Einstein had proposed almost thirty years earlier. 1910, Ernest Rutherford, who first postulated the concept of atomic nucleus A. Einstein: “from the special theory of relativity that mass and energy are both but different manifestations of the same thing—a somewhat unfamiliar conception for the average mind” Ernest Walton, Ernest Rutherford, John Cockcroft Working in a vacant room at Rutherford's Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University, Englishman Cockcroft and Irishman Walton used spare parts along with some wood and nails to build the world's first nuclear-particle accelerator in 1929.

4 Japan is a leading nation in scientific research and technology
1917: RIKEN - Rikagaku Kenkyūjyo  1934: Two Cockcroft -Walton accelerators of Japan were completed by Prof. Arakatsu of Taihoku University and a few month later Prof. Kikuchi of Osaka University. 1937: Dr. Nishina of RIKEN, a leader of Japanese quantum physics completed a small cyclotron and then began to construct a large cyclotron with help of Prof. Lawrence. 1971: National Laboratory for High Energy Physics (KEK) 1997: KEK - The High Energy Accelerator Research Organization  2005: JAEA - Japan Atomic Energy Agency 1957: NIRS - National Institute of Radiological Sciences 1951: JIRA – Japan Radioisotope Association Japan is a leading nation in scientific research and technology June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting 4

5 Proposal Review System for Material and Life Science Facility (J-PARC)
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6 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting
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7 Origin of Proposals in FY2013
Principal Investigator Affiliations in FY2013 Origin of Proposals in FY2013 June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

8 Submitted Proposals by Sub-committee/Expert Panel in FY2013A
Sub-committee/Expert Panel in FY2013B June 11, 2018

9 45% less visitors due to Hadron Hall accident at J-PARC
J-PARC visitors 45% less visitors due to Hadron Hall accident at J-PARC 2,154 J-PARC visitors in the period from April, 2013, to the end of March, 2014 June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

10 GERMANY 4(/18) Helmholtz Association centers: (Funding: 90% federal funds, 10% states) 1959 DESY (Hamburg, Zeuthen) - Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron 1969 GSI - Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung 1979: BESSY - Berliner Elektronenspeicherring-Gesellschaft für Synchrotronstrahlung 1992 HZDR - Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf 2009 KIT - Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (1865 TU Karlsruhe) 2(/83) Max-Planck Institutes: (Funding: 50% federal funds, 50% states) MPIK (Heidelberg) MPI fur Physik (Munich) 29 Universities: for the natural sciences KIT (world rank 51) led the domestic comparison against the LMU Munich (world rank 62), the University of Heidelberg (world rank 72) and the Technical University of Munich (world rank 81). Last year max Planck Society gets from government 1.8 billion Euro in MPIK get 25 million-30 million Euro. Half of this approximately paid as salaries. 1964: DKFZ - Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum 2003: (2009) HIT - Heidelberger Ionenstrahl-Therapiezentrum 2007: (2013) MIT - Marburger Ionenstrahl-Therapiezentrum June 11, 2018 Add Meeting Title 10

11 Diverse Research Funding
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12 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting
Research Funding June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

13 General user proposals
Percentage of accepted proposals June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

14 Accepted proposals by country
Others excl. Germany India China Poland Russia Belgium United Kingdom Netherlands Israel Italy Spain Sweden Switzerland France United States Austria Denmark June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

15 DESY Photon Science: User Statistics
all users DORIS III FLASH PETRA III 2012 2005 2010 2014: incl. about 180 FLASH users June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

16 PETRA III proposals statistics
668 proposals submitted for PETRA III during call in 2014 for 11 beamlines (22 LTPs) June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

17 Can this scenario help Turkey?
Priorities Best possible utilization of scientific potential of TARLA TARLA as a national center for particle accelerator science and technology Establish an engineering center for R&D Machinery workshop (include vacuum compatibility) Mechanical workshop Prototype workshop (design, manufacture, test) Electronics Clean rooms: Test bench for field mapping and measurements Assembly/test radiation detectors/other Radiation science laboratory Theory group to support experimental achievements Workshops and annual meetings for user community across Turkey June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

18 Conclusion and Outlook
Many particle accelerators in use worldwide and some projects are ongoing In reality, there are still a lot work to do New challenges in sciences New methods/techniques (are being used or ongoing developments) New hardware/equipment/instruments (are being used or ongoing developments) Prove of new technological concepts Hands-on expertise in different fields of technology, science and engineering Intellectual assets of the nation (research facilities and human resources) Progress evaluation/international conferences/funding/joint projects Internationalism and globalization (should be no backlash against it) June 11, 2018 TARLA 6550 evaluation meeting

19 Thank you for your attention


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