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                                                 ＣＲＣ事務局  宇宙線研支部

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関連分野の皆様

　　２００９年に日本で開かれた検出器の国際会議TIPPシリーズの
第二回が今年６月にシカゴで開催されます。すでにアブストラクトの
受付が始まっております。ふるってご参加ください。

　以下LOCからのアナウンスです。

　　KEK　幅　淳二


The conference on Technology and Instrumentation in Particle Physics 
(TIPP) will take place June 9-14, 2011 at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers 
in downtown Chicago, Illinois, USA.  This conference is the second in a 
series sponsored by IUPAP that started in 2009 at Tsukuba, Japan.  As at 
this previous, very successful conference, the TIPP 2011 conference 
will focus on all areas of detector development and instrumentation in 
particle physics and its closely related fields, such as nuclear 
physics, particle astrophysics, synchrotron radiation sources and 
applications in biology, medicine and engineering.

The technical requirements necessary to exploit new opportunities in 
these fields of science continue to grow. New detector technologies as 
well as improvements to existing techniques are required in order to 
address the physics questions we face in the next decade. It is 
increasingly important for the field to form partnerships that may lead 
to transformational new technologies. This medium-sized conference 
brings together experts from the scientific and industrial communities 
to discuss current work and to plan for the future. The conference will 
include plenary invited talks and parallel tracks with contributions 
outlining state-of-the-art developments in the areas of, to name a few:

.Silicon based ionization detectors
.Vertically integrated ASIC structures
.High speed waveform digitizers and data acquisition
.Optical and infrared data links
.High speed, high bandwidth real time online data processing
.High performance photon detectors
.Crystal development for energy measurements
.Gaseous particle counters
.Neutron detectors
.Cryogenic liquid detectors
.Scintillator developments
.Applications in medical imaging and homeland security

Each parallel track will conclude with a forward-looking talk on future 
opportunities for "disruptive technologies".

The first day of the conference will conclude with a tribute to Georges 
Charpak, who revolutionized the field of particle detectors.This is 
followed by a reception. We have set aside Sunday, June 12 for 
participants to interact on their own or explore the exciting city of 
Chicago. The conference banquet will be held in the Mid-America Club, 
high above the city.There will be two poster sessions combined with a 
vendor exhibit. A prize for the best poster will be awarded. In 
addition, three courses will be offered for young scientists on the 
topics of silicon detectors, neutrino detectors and the fundamentals of 
electronics. We especially encourage young physicists and scientists 
from underrepresented countries to attend. Limited financial support is 
available.

Registration for the conference is now open. Abstracts can be submitted 
for oral or poster presentations. Please note that the deadline for 
abstract submission is April 1^st , 2011. The abstracts will be 
evaluated as they come in. We encourage all researchers interested in 
these topics to look at the conference website for more details:

http://conferences.fnal.gov/tipp11/ 

We are looking forward to seeing you in Chicago!

Marcel Demarteau (Argonne National Laboratory)
        Ted Liu (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

for the Local Organization Committee

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