Tag: Irradiation facilities
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Advancing CERN’s Frontiers: The Role of Irradiation Facilities in Experimentation and R&D
Advancing CERN’s Frontiers: The Role of Irradiation Facilities in Experimentation and R&D Irradiation is the process by which a material sample is exposed to radiation. This broad term encompasses various activities, from systematic qualification of components and materials following international standards to experimental research on particle detector and accelerator technologies aiming to develop devices and
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The Gamma Irradiation Facility GIF++ during and beyond Run 3
The Gamma Irradiation Facility GIF++ during and beyond Run 3 The two CERN Irradiation facilities operated by EP-DT – the IRRAD in the PS East Area and the GIF++ in the SPS North Area – deliver essential services to the HEP community, with the focus on validating and optimising detector technologies for the High-Luminosity upgrade
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Upgrade of the EP Irradiation Facilities: The Gamma Irradiation Facility GIF++
Upgrade of the EP Irradiation Facilities: The Gamma Irradiation Facility GIF++ In the spirit of the ongoing LS2, the time without particle beams is currently used to significantly upgrade the two CERN Irradiation facilities run by EP-DT, namely IRRAD and GIF++. Both facilities deliver essential services to the HEP community, with the focus on validating
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PH-DT activities in 2012
PH-DT activities in 2012 The PH Detector Technology (DT) group is a central part of the CERN Physics Department. DT comprises about 75 staff members, ~30 fellows and students and a FSU team of 14 people. The group makes major contributions to the development, construction, qualification and operation of particle detector systems for CERN experiments,