Author: Thomas Brent
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Ultra-thin cold plates: How 3D printing is driving innovation in detector technologies
Ultra-thin cold plates: How 3D printing is driving innovation in detector technologies Cold plate prototypes manufactured by CSEM during a previous project in collaboration with JJ Cooling Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is playing an increasingly important role in manufacturing, including for scientific instruments. That is why the AIDAInnova project is looking into
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How EU projects help industry and science come together
How EU projects help industry and science come together A panel discussion at the recent AIDAInnova annual meeting in Prague focused on the the mutual benefits of companies collaborating with researchers within the framework of large projects. From left to right: Thomas Brent, Ferdinando Giordano, Jaroslav Moravec, Ingrid Jonak-Auer, Paolo Petagna. Large European projects are
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Future detector technologies and industry links on show at AIDAInnova final annual meeting
Future detector technologies and industry links on show at AIDAInnova final annual meeting A wide array of developments aimed at advancing detector technologies for particle accelerators were showcased at the final annual meeting of the AIDAInnova project this month. The meeting, held in Prague at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences
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PhD student ‘delighted’ at winning AIDAInnova-funded trip to renowned detector school
PhD student ‘delighted’ at winning AIDAInnova-funded trip to renowned detector school Stefania-Alexandra Juks’ poster on eco-friendly gas alternatives for particle detectors won her a place at a one-week detector school in Italy A PhD student working on eco-friendly gas alternatives for particle detectors has spoken of her surprise and delight at winning an AIDAInnova-supported poster