aspera-2 – where do we go thomas berghöfer pt-desy

Astroparticle Physics for Europe

ASPERA-2 – where do we go

Thomas BerghöferPT-DESY

Astroparticle Physics for Europe

ASPERA-2 – the consortium

• 21 partners from 15 countries:

ARRS, BMBF, CEA, CERN, CNRS, DEMOKRITOS, FCT, FRS-FNRS, FOM, FWO, FZU, IFIN-HH, INFN, MICINN, MEYS, NCBIR, NZZ, PT-DESY, SNF, STFC, VR

Astroparticle Physics for Europe

ASPERA-2 – the consortium

Astroparticle Physics for Europe

ASPERA-2 – the consortium

HungaryHungary

AustriaAustriaSlovakiaSlovakia

FinlandFinland

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Berlin – 2019

… retired man is checking emails …

Gisela, I can’t believe it!Seven inaugurations inone week …… and all at different places all over the globe!

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ASPERA -> ASPERA-2

Roadmap

2009

Seven Projects

2019

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ASPERA-2 – challenge

Total investment: ~ 1.5 Billion €

• spent in one infrastructure is quite some effort for funding agencies

• times 7 is impossible!

7 -> 1

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ASPERA-2 – main goals

1. Establish joint European activities as the preferred way of funding R&D programmes and large projects.

2. Establish sustainable procedures of mutual coordination and benchmarking.

3. Create a sustainable structure for European Coordination in Astroparticle Physics.

4. Extend the network to all European countries with interest in Astroparticle Physics.

5. Increase the efforts towards global inter-regional coordination.

6. Update the roadmap.

7. Increase synergy with environmental sciences and other interested fields.

8. Cooperate with industrial partners.

9. Continue and extend outreach activities.

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ASPERA-2 – workprogram

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per ASPERA ad astra!

• ASPERA-2 shall

– be the pacesetter in Astroparticle Physics

– help shaping the European Research Area

– find innovative solutions also applicable in other fields

The End

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Presentation of the ASPERA-2 work programme

The End

WP2: Extension of the network and update of the status of Astroparticle Physics

B. Saghai (CEA) 10’

WP3: Knowledge and technology transfer R. v.d.Meer (FOM) 10’

WP4: Positioning European Astroparticle Physics in the world-wide context

S. Katsanevas (CNRS)

10’

WP5: European-wide common calls and other common actions

D. Miller (STFC) 10’

WP6: Outreach and electronic tools A. Ferrer (MICINN) 10’

WP1: Management of ASPERA-2T. Berghöfer (PT-

DESY)10’