I’ll describe our recent progress with THGEM detectors. Unlike high-resolution Micropattern Gas Detectors (MPGD), like GEM and Micromegas, the aim is to conceive robust, industrially mass-produced medium-resolution detectors, required in numerous applications. The direct target application has been Semi Digital and Digital Hadronic Calorimeter (DHCAL) for future collider experiments. However, THGEM-based detectors are capable of operation under high radiation flux, providing nanosecond-scale response, with sub-millimeter localization capabilities and energy-proportional response. Thus, our study has potential interest for many other scientific (particle-physics, astro-particle physics) and non-scientific (home-land security, medicine, volcanology, etc.) applications. New results from a test beam campaign carried out last December will be presented.
Participants
Abelardo Moralejo
Abril Florez Oscar
Alba Fernández-Barral
Alfonso Garcia
Andras Kovacs
Antonio Pineda
bruno bourguille
Carles Sanchez Alonso
Clara Peset
Daniel Guberman
Daniel Moreno
Eduard Masso
Emanuele Cavallaro
Federico Sanchez
Gerard Ariño
Gianluca De Lorenzo
Giuliano Panico
Imma Riu
Javier Rico
Joan Elias
Joaquim Palacio Navarro
Joern Lange
John E Ward
Juan Cortina
Leyre Nogués
Lluïsa-Maria Mir
Manel Martinez
Marc Montull
Mariano Quiros
Martine Bosman
Mateo Garcia
Matteo Cavalli-Sforza
Oscar Blanch Bigas
Oscar Martinez
Otger Ballester
pauline vielzeuf
Rafel Rafel
Raimon Casanova
Ramon Miquel
Raquel Castillo Fernandez
Rubén Lopez-Coto
Sergi Gonzalez-Solis
Stefania Bordoni
Tarek Hassan
Thorsten Lux
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Introduction and General Announcements5m
Speakers:
Joern Lange
(IFAE Barcelona), Stefania Bordoni
(IFAE)