The Bonaudi School is mainly devoted to progress on particle detectors and related topics, such as related electronics and their technological transfer to society like medical applications.
This one-week School is ready for the XXVIII edition.
The list of the topics of this edition is:
- R. Battiston: AMS and the Physics on satellites
- N. Cartiglia: Ultra-fast Silicon Detectors
- F. Ferroni: Neutrino-less Double Beta Decay
- R. Ferrari: Calorimetry
- J. Harms: Virgo, Gravitational Wave Detector
- N. Pastrone: Towards a future muon collider
- M. Pullia: Accelerators for Medical Physics
- C. Sgrò: The detectors of the LXPE telescope
- A. Vacchi: Silicon Drift Detectors
The list of the topics and of the talks of the last editions can be found in:
The School is mainly targeted at Ph.D. students and young post-docs.
The 2019 edition will take place in the scenic village of Cogne (Aosta province, Italy), surrounded by the magnificent Gran Paradiso mountains and national park.
Special support to Chinese Doctoral students can be provided. Application deadline and more information can be found here.