Name: 607. Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Seminar Semiconductor detectors in astronomy, medicine, particle physics and photon science
Start: 2016-02-14T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2016-02-17T14:00:00+01:00
Location: Physikzentrum Bad Honnef

Sunday, February 14
- 6:00 PM
  
  BUFFET DINNER / Informal get-together
Monday, February 15
- 1
  
  Welcome
  
  Speaker: Marc Weber (KIT)
- 2
  
  The Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Foundation
  
  Speaker: Stefan Jorda (Heraeus Foundation)
- 3
  
  Introduction "particle physics"
  
  Speaker: Marc Weber (KIT)
  
  Slides
- 4
  
  Silicon detectors in particle physics
  
  Speaker: Marcel Stanitzki (DESY)
  
  Slides
- 11:05 AM
  
  Discussion
- 5
  
  Ultra-low mass silicon trackers for high-rate, high-multiplicity heavy-ion physics
  
  Speaker: Johann Heuser (GSI)
  
  Slides
- 11:55 AM
  
  Discussion
- 6
  
  Sensors for Particle Physics in Commercial Technologies
  
  Speaker: Ivan Peric (KIT)
  
  Slides
- 12:45 PM
  
  Discussion
- 1:00 PM
  
  Conference Photo
- 1:10 PM
  
  LUNCH
- 7
  
  PhD Poster Session
- 4:00 PM
  
  COFFEE BREAK
- 8
  
  DepFET detectors in astrophysics and particle physics instrumentation
  
  Speaker: Jelena Ninkovic (Max-Planck-Institut Halbleiterlabor)
  
  Slides
- 5:05 PM
  
  Discussion
- 9
  
  MPPC® - A Photon Counting Detector for Scientific, Medical, and Industrial Applications
  
  Speaker: Christian Dille (Hamamatsu)
  
  Slides
- 5:55 PM
  
  Discussion
- 6:30 PM
  
  BUFFET DINNER, Informal get-together
Tuesday, February 16
- 10
  
  Introduction “photon science”
  
  Speaker: Cornelia Wunderer (DESY)
  
  Slides
- 11
  
  Larger and Faster Imaging Detectors for Science
  
  Speaker: Marcus French (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL))
  
  Slides
- 8:45 AM
  
  Discussion
- 12
  
  Image sensor technology at imec
  
  Speaker: Piet De Moor (imec)
- 9:35 AM
  
  Discussion
- 9:50 AM
  
  COFFEE BREAK
- 13
  
  The Quest for New and Optimized Sensor Materials
  
  Speaker: Alan Owens (estec)
  
  Slides
- 10:55 AM
  
  Discussion
- 14
  
  Ultra-fast THz detectors for synchrotron radiation
  
  Speaker: Juliane Raasch (IMS, KIT)
- 11:45 AM
  
  Discussion
- 15
  
  Introduction “astronomy”
  
  Speaker: Alfred Krabbe (University of Stuttgart)
  
  Slides
- 16
  
  Far-infrared detectors for ground and space based astronomy
  
  Speaker: Prof. Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers (Humboldt Universität Berlin und Berlin Adlershof)
  
  Slides
- 12:45 PM
  
  Discussion
- 1:00 PM
  
  LUNCH
- 17
  
  History and Current Status of Near-Infrared Detector Arrays for Astronomy
  
  Speaker: Klaus Werner Hodapp (University of Hawaii)
- 3:05 PM
  
  Discussion
- 18
  
  JWST near and mid-infrared detectors and instrumentation
  
  Speaker: George Rieke (University of Arizona)
  
  Slides
- 3:55 PM
  
  Discussion
- 4:10 PM
  
  COFFEE BREAK
- 19
  
  High Performance, High Resolution Detector Solutions for Astronomy
  
  Speaker: Paul Mc Grotty (Andor Technology Ltd)
  
  Slides
- 5:15 PM
  
  Discussion
- 20
  
  Podium discussion
- 7:00 PM
  
  HERAEUS DINNER, SOCIAL EVENT
  
  cold and warm buffet, free beverages
Wednesday, February 17
- 21
  
  Introduction “medicine”
  
  Speaker: Erika Garutti (University of Hamburg)
  
  Slides
- 22
  
  Development of pixelated detectors in medicine
  
  Speaker: Erika Garutti (University of Hamburg)
  
  Slides
- 8:45 AM
  
  Discussion
- 23
  
  A beam hodoscope for ion therapy monitoring by means of secondary radiations
  
  Speaker: Jochen Krimmer (Institut de Physique Nucléaire de Lyon)
  
  Slides
- 9:35 AM
  
  Discussion
- 9:50 AM
  
  COFFEE BREAK
- 24
  
  Development of a Compton camera for prompt-gamma medical imaging
  
  Speaker: Peter Thirolf (LMU München)
  
  Slides
- 10:55 AM
  
  Discussion
- 25
  
  3D Ultrasound Computer Tomography for Breast Cancer Diagnosis
  
  Speaker: Nicole Ruiter (KIT)
  
  Slides
- 11:45 AM
  
  Discussion
- 12:00 PM
  
  Closing remarks and poster awards
- 12:30 PM
  
  LUNCH and GOODBYE COFFEE
- 2:00 PM
  
  End of the Seminar / Departure

607. Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Seminar<br><small>Semiconductor detectors in astronomy, medicine,<br>particle physics and photon science

Physikzentrum Bad Honnef