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PROGRAMME
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Monday (1/3)
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Tuesday (2/3) |
Wednesday (3/3) |
Thursday (4/3) |
Friday (5/3) |
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| 9:00 |
“The ATLAS Experiment”
Carmen García |
“Quark mixing and
CP Violation (I)”
K.R. Schubert |
“Quark mixing and
CP Violation (II)”
K.R. Schubert |
“Quark mixing and
CP Violation (III)”
K.R. Schubert |
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10:00
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“Higgs Physics at
LHC” (I)
E. Ros |
“LHC - Non-Higgs Physics
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L. Poggioli |
“LHC - Non-Higgs Physics ”(II)
L. Poggioli |
“LHC - Non-Higgs Physics ”(III)
L. Poggioli |
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| 11:00 |
BREAK
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“Detection Methods
for U.H.E. Neutrinos”
E. Zas |
BREAK
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| 11:30 |
“Higgs Physics at
LHC” (II)
E. Ros |
“The LHC Computing Grid Project”
L. Robertson |
“Quark mixing and
CP Violation (IV)”
K.R. Schubert |
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Excursion to
Tabarca Island
Departure from Alicante: 13:00
Return from Tabarca: 17:00 (1 hour crossing)
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| 12:30 |
“Neutrino Physics”
Theory (I)
C. González-García |
“Applications of
the Grid technology”
J. Marco |
“Cosmology” (I)
J. García-Bellido |
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| 13:30
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LUNCH
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LUNCH |
LUNCH |
LUNCH
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| 15:00 |
“Neutrino Physics” Theory (II)
C. González-García |
“The challenging
tail of the Cosmic Ray spectrum” E. Zas |
“Cosmology” (II)
J. García-Bellido |
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16:00 |
“The CMS Experiment”
M. Cerrada |
“Review of Gamma-Ray Astrophysics”
M. Martínez “ |
“Neutrino Physics”
Experimental (I)
A. Rubbia |
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| 17:00 |
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| 17:30 |
“The Linear Collider” Overview and Physics. F. Richard |
“Neutrino Telescopes”
T. Montaruli |
“Neutrino Physics”
Experimental (II)
A. Rubbia |
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| 18:30 |
“The Linear Collider” Machine, Technology
and interface with detectors
Ph. Bambade |
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Session in honour
of Dr. Manuel Aguilar Benítez de Lugo
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| 19:00 |
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RECEPTION at Santa Barbara Castle (20:30)
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GALA DINNER
(22:00)
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Session on the 50th Anniversary of CERN
On 29 September 1954,
representatives of the twelve founding Member States of CERN ratified
the Organization´s convention, paving the way for the establishment
of the world's leading fundamental physics research institution. The
lectures in this session will review some of CERN's scientific achievements,
its impact on science and society and will give a glimpse into the
future.
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"The
discovery of the weak neutral currents" T.B.A.
"The
achievements of the CERN proton-antiproton Collider" L. Di Lella (Scuola Normale Superiore,
Pisa)
"The
LEP era and its legacy" D. Treille (CERN)
"Technology
Transfer and Education at CERN" J. A. Rubio (CERN)
"The
next 50 years of CERN" J. R. Ellis (CERN)
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Highlights of Spanish Particle Physics
On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the re-entry
of Spain to CERN (November 1983), this session intends to gather,
in an informal way, some views on the development of the Spanish HEP
community since that event, with an emphasis on the role played by
CERN in such a development. The speakers are some of the Spanish scientists
who have had an outstanding role in scientific and managerial aspects
of Spanish Particle Physics (they are by no means the only ones on
the roll). There is no attempt to cover all aspects of our relations
with CERN nor to analyze all the important progress made in those
20 years. The goal is just to have a direct impression -historical
or otherwise- from the speakers in a few short presentations, from
which to gain some insight on the past, present and future of our
field in Spain.
| Chairman: Domènec Espriu (UB)
"Introductory
words" D. Espriu (UB)
"CERN and
Spanish Science in the 60's and 70's" F. J Ynduráin (UAM)
"How Spain
rejoined CERN 20 years ago" J.A. Rubio (CERN)
"Spain and CERN: personal impressions" E. Fernández (IFAE)
"Present and recent past of H.E.P.
in Spain"
"Experimental High Energy Physics in
Spain: The first 40 years. A personal and biased view" M. Aguilar-Benítez (CIEMAT)
Round-Table / Discussion
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