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Nov. 14th KEK-IN2P3 Meeting Denis Perret-Gallix Asia-Pacific Cooperation




CNRS- IN2P3CNRS

National Center for Scientific Research

• Not only a funding agency

• Budget 2005: 2.3 B € (including salaries)

• 26,080 permanent employees

– 11,644 researchers

– 14,416 engineers and technical staff

• 6 research departments (all fields)• 2 national institutes (IN2P3, INSU)

• 1,256 research and service units (85 % are joint laboratories) Strong connections with universities and other research organizations

• 40 LIA

• 16 UMI

The largest research organization in Europe

IN2P3

National Institute for Nuclear Physics andParticle Physics

• Budget 2005: 38.7 M € (excluding salaries)

• 2488 permanent employees

– 795 researchers

– 1693 engineers and technical staff

• 18 Laboratories in France – 7 in Paris

– 11 In French regions CC-IN2P3, LAPP close to CERN

• 5 Centers – Computing Center CC-IN2P3 in Lyon

– GANIL (Ion Accelerator center)

– Under ground lab. in Modane

– IC conception,… • 1 LIA: FJPPL IN2P3-DAPNIA and KEK

France: CERN Host Country, Budget 2005: 98 M €




C. Brechignac

A. Migus




France-Japan Particle PhysicsInternational Associated Laboratory

FJPPL• Motivations: goes beyond the usual mere researcher exchange

– Because long term projects need teams, not only individuals

– It gives higher visibility to the collaborations

– It helps structure research teams in our own countries

• Based on: – A network of French labs from CNRS, CEA and Universities

– A network of Labs from KEK and Universities

• Two-site Laboratory opening access for: – Japanese researchers to France and Europe research activities – French to the Japan and Asia research activities

• 2 Co-directors – Japan: Fumihiko Takasaki (KEK ) – France: Denis Perret-Gallix (IN2P3/CNRS )

• LIA Budget – Travel money (project budgets are separately managed)

– Each party manages its own budget

• Call for proposals (bottom-up)• Annual general workshop

– Status report by each collaboration

– Presentation of new proposals

• Steering Committee (top-down) – Projects Selection

– Make sure the project budgets are available




FJPPL Timeline

• Signed May 29th, 2006

• 1st Steering Committee June 1st 2006

• Call for proposals 2007 – Start January, 15th - dead-line March 31st

• IN2P3,DAPNIA and KEK directors meeting 2007 in Japan

– Proposed date May 7th • FJPPL Workshop 2007 in Japan

– Proposed Date: May 8-9th

• Steering Committee – Proposed Date: May 10thTo be checked with DAPNIA

Supporting programme: • CNRS-IN2P3, CEA-DAPNIA, Ministry of foreign affairs agreement

• Invitation (40-80 €/day+ taxes) 3 months -> 2 years in French Laboratories

• US and Japanese physicists on LHC programme




Steering Committee members

For the French Parties (6 members):

Michel Spiro, CNRS-PNC Director or its representative Francois le Diberder, CNRS-IN2P3 Deputy

Director

Jean Zinn-Justin, CEA-DAPNIA Director or its representative Bruno Mansoulié, head of Particle

Physics,

Marco Zito, DAPNIA_CEA

Olivier Napoly, DAPNIA-CEA, Dominique Boutigny, IN2P3-CNRS, Director of CCIN2P3

Jean-Eudes Augustin, IN2P3_CNRS President of the SC

Observers:

Natacha Aveline, invited member, from the CNRS Tokyo Office

Dominique Ochem, invited member, Nuclear affairs Counselor (French Embassy) in Tokyo

For the Japanese Party (6 members):

Atsuto Suzuki, KEK DG, KEK

Yukihide Kamiya, Director, Accelerator laboratory, KEKMitsuaki Nozaki, Deputy Director, Institute of Particle Nuclear Studies (IPNS), KEK

Masanori Yamauchi, Professor, IPNS, KEK

Kenzo Nakamura, Professor, IPNS, KEK

Takahiko Kondo, Professor, IPNS, KEK




ID Title Leaders

D_R&D_1 A common R&D on the new generation detector for the ILC Jean-Claude Brient

Kiyotomo Kawagoe

D_R&D_2 R&D and Application of TPC technology

P. Colas

A. Sugiyama

D_R&D_3 R&D for new photon detector J.E.Campagne

K. Nakamura

D_R&D_4 R&D on the new generation of large area Si tracking system Aurore Savoy-Navarro

Hitoshi Yamamato

D_R&D_5 R&D on novel pixel devices Marc Winter

Yasuo Aria

D_R&D_6 R&D on liquid xenon detector technology D. Thers

Tom. Haruyama

Detector R&DCALICE: Particle Flow Algorithm and DAQ for Linear Collider

TPC technology for Linear Collider Physics

PMT for a Megaton Water Cherenkov project

SiLC Silicon traking for Linear Collider

CMOS and SOI for pixel detectors

Liquid Xenon detector for PET




LHC_2 ATLAS computing Dominique Boutigny

Tetsuro Mashimo

LHC_3 Superconducting Magnets for LHC Accelerator Upgrade Arnaud Devred

Akira Yamamoto

B_1 Development of the software package CKMfitter Stephane T'Jampens

Ryosuke Itoh

B_2 Contributions to B physics A. Stocchi

M. Hazumi

Nu_1 R&D of neutrino beam production for future (Multi-)MW proton fa

F. Molinie

T. Kobayashi

Nu_2 R&D of detectors for future high statistics, high precision experi

M. Zito

T. Nakaya

LHC

B Physics

Neutrino Physics

World LCG (ICEPP, University of Tokyo)

Superconducting Magnets for LHC upgrade

CKMfitter

Luminosity Upgrade, Super B Factory, common studies

T2K and future beams

T2K: 280 m detector collaboration

Nu 2 WP2 R&D of detectors for future high statistics high precision experi H de Kerret




Nu_2-WP2 R&D of detectors for future high statistics, high precision experi H, de Kerret

F. Suekane

SDA_1 Development of the event generators for physics simulation J.-Ph. Guillet

J. Kodaira

Comp_3 GRID Interoperability Dominique Boutigny

S. Kawabata

A_R&D_1 Applications of a high finesse Fabry Perot Cavity for the ILC F. Zomer

T. Omori

A_R&D_2 Design of the linear collider machine-detector interface and ATF Philip Bambade

Toshiaki Tauchi

A_R&D_3 R&D on High Power Couplers for the ILC T. Garvey

H. Hayano

Hadron OPERA- Hadronthérapie I. Laktimeh

K. Niwa

Simulation and

Data Analysis

Computing

Accelerator R&D

Pluridisciplinary

GDRI ACPP: event generators for LHC and linear Collider

Double-Chooz collaboration

GRID EGEE NAREGI interoperability

Optical coupling cavities for positron production for Linear Collider

Beam-Beam interaction, Interaction Region design

Alternative coupler design, operation and materials

R&D of emulsion technology to study fragment interaction to improve ion therapy



Nov. 14th KEK-IN2P3 Meeting Denis Perret-Gallix

Asia-Pacific Cooperation

39 French researchers





52 Japanese researchers





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FJPPL Summary• 19 programmes supported in 2006

• 91 physicists involved (39 French + 52 Japanese)

• Budget ~ 312 K € (CNRS-IN2P3-DREI, CEA-DAPNIA, KEK)

• KEK: 2 room offices + access to a meeting room

• IN2P3 host labs (LAPP, LPNHE, LLR, LAL) and DAPNIA

• LAPP: FJPPL accounting and administration management

• Open to other European and Asian countries collaborations





Since 2006 Nov. 1st

FJPPL at KEK

Yon-Go-Kan Building

4th Floor, Room 404, 405

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