Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of RandD

Timestamp:

21/10/2022 18:19:49 (19 months ago)

Author:

ledroit

Comment:

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 Enigmass supports R&D projects to develop new techniques and future instruments related to the three scientific work packages. The management board plans to have two calls.
 
-The second call is open until 15 September 2022, for projects starting in 2023.
+=== The second call was for projects starting in 2023. The selected projects are:
 
-The first call was for projects starting in 2022. The selected projects are:
+[[Image(iconeR&D.png​,right,width=230,marge-right=0,marge-top=0)]] 
 
-=== Large scale projects:
+* Excellency at High Frequency (WP1, G. Pignol and O. Bourrion, 5 k€)
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+* Evolution du banc de caractérisation de l’évaporation du CO,,2,, dans des micro-canaux pour le refroidissement de la prochaine génération de détecteurs silicium du FCC : MC2O2 (WP1, R. Kossakowski, 15.9 k€)
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+* Boosting Astroparticle/Cosmology team (LAPTh) computational capabilities with GPUs (WP2, Y. Génolini, 17.6 k€)
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+* R&D for the photodiode readout system of gravitational wave detectors (WP2, M. Was, 17.2 k€)
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+* Gas circulation and purification system for rare events alpha detector (WP3, A. Dastgheibi-Fard, 12 k€)
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+* Directional Dark Photon Dark Matter Exploration at 1 meV (WP3, C. Beaufort and D. Santos, 13.3 k€)
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+=== The first call was for projects starting in 2022. The selected projects are:
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+==== Large scale projects:
 
 * Building an in-vacuum seismically isolated optical bench (WP2, L. Rolland, 140 k€)
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 * New generation lenses for next decade millimeter cosmology experiments (WP3, A. Catalano, 121 k€)
 
-=== Small scale, R&D booster projects:
+==== Small scale, R&D booster projects:
 
-* ALICE FOCAL (WP1, R. Guernane, 15 k€)
+* ALICE upgrade (WP1, R. Guernane, 15 k€)
 
 * Evolution du banc de caractérisation de l’évaporation du CO,,2,, dans des micro-canaux pour le refroidissement de la prochaine génération de détecteurs silicium du FCC : MC2O2 (WP1, R. Kossakowski, 15 k€)