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  • Young scientist from PH/ESE group wins IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society 2013 Radiation Instrumentation Early Career Award

    Young scientist from PH/ESE group wins IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society 2013 Radiation Instrumentation Early Career Award

    Young scientist from PH/ESE group wins IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society 2013 Radiation Instrumentation Early Career Award Rafael Ballabriga Sune, a young scientist working within the ESE group, has been presented with the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society 2013 Radiation Instrumentation Early Career Award "for the implementation of a new approach to spectroscopic

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  • Designing pixel readout chips at CERN: From dream to reality.

    Designing pixel readout chips at CERN: From dream to reality.

    Designing pixel readout chips at CERN: From dream to reality. Back in the 1980s, Erik Heijne at CERN envisioned that the then fledgling integrated circuit technologies could be employed to create a novel radiation detector. His vision was that all the electronics needed for processing signals from a radiation sensor could fit into 1 mm

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  • Medipix presented at TEDx@CERN

    Medipix presented at TEDx@CERN

    Medipix presented at TEDx@CERN On May 3rd CERN hosted the TEDx@CERN event. TED is a nonprofit organisation devoted to the concept of ‘Ideas Worth Spreading’. The TEDx@CERN event included a number of speakers covering a wide range of topics from cosmology (by Nobel Prize-winner, George Smoot) to the Higgs Boson to DNA research. Among the

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  • The “white paper” projects in ESE

    The “white paper” projects in ESE

    The “white paper” projects in ESE In the course of 2007, at the time the ESE group was formed1, several “white paper projects” -an initiative of the Council towards projects for future research- were defined and approved for a start in 2008. ESE was involved in four of them and this paper gives the status

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  • The PH electronics support group

    The PH electronics support group

    The PH electronics support group The PH-ESE group (Electronics Systems for Experiments) was established in 2007 from the merging of 5 separate PH electronics groups. The group consisting of ~50 staff members supports all CERN experiments with electronics R&D, services and the commissioning and running of their large complex electronics systems. The merging of the

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