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Shaping detector technologies for tomorrow’s experiments
Originally published by the European Commission’s CORDIS platform, this article highlights recent advances in detector technologies developed through EU-funded research projects. It explores how innovative detector designs and materials are shaping the future of experimental physics, enabling more precise measurements, improved data collection, and enhanced performance in large-scale experiments. These developments contribute to strengthening Europe’s…
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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 how the technology can be used to make ultra-thin cold plates for…
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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 key to helping research and industry better understand the…