The CREMLIN+ Detector School is organized for training young scientists on state-of-the-art particle detection technologies in the fields of ion/nuclear physics, particle physics, and neutron physics. The School will take 12 days that will be divided between lectures from prominent scientists, practical courses and seminars, and various social activities.
The preliminary list of lecture topics:
- Tracking
- Calorimetry
- Silicon detectors
- Neutron detection
- Particle identification
- Photodetectors
- Gaseous detectors
- Trigger and Data Acquisition
- ASIC design
- FPGA programming
- Test beam analysis
The school organizers envisage also about 20 elective experimental courses that will allow the school attendees to put their hands on various detectors and test them under the supervision of experts.
Social activities will feature the excursion to the Budker Institute experimental facilities, a trip over Ob river, other leisures specific to Novosibirsk (location of the School) during Summer.
