CPAD Conveners Page

8 Oct 2016, 06:00 → 10 Oct 2016, 16:00 US/Pacific

California Institute of Technology

Erik Ramberg (Fermilab), Ian (co-chair) Shipsey (Oxford University), Jim Alexander (CORNELL), Marcel (co-chair) Demarteau (Argonne National Laboratory), Maria (co-chair) Spiropulu (Caltech), Rick Van Berg (University of Pennsylvania), Robert (co-chair) Wagner (Argonne National Laboratory), Ron Lipton (Fermilab), Sunil Golwala (Caltech), Ulrich Heintz (Brown University)

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Saturday, 8 October

Plenary I

1 Higgs as Tool for Discovery

Speaker: Prof. Tulika Bose (Boston University)

2 Physics Associated with Neutrino Mass

Speaker: Kate Scholberg (Duke University)

3 Nature of Dark Matter

Speaker: Prof. Jocelyn Monroe (Royal Holloway, University of London)

4 Early Universe

Speaker: Dr Abigail Vieregg (Harvard University)

11:00 Coffee Break

5 Cosmic Accelerations

Speaker: TBD

6 Data Science and HEP, Machine Learning

Speaker: Prof. Maria Spiropulu (Caltech)

7 View from DOE

8 View from NSF

Parallel I : Exploring the Unknown

Parallel II: Nature of Dark Matter

Parallel III: Higgs as a Tool for Discovery

9 Higgs physics at future machines: precision and discovery program

10 ATLAS at the HL-LHC: The technological challenges for Higgs physics

11 ILC: The technological challenges for Higgs physics

16:00 Coffee Break

12 CMS at the HL-LHC: The technological challenges for Higgs physics

13 100 TeV Collider: The technological challenges for Higgs physics

Parallel IV: Cosmic Acceleration

14 Physics with Future Spectroscopic Surveys

Speaker: Jeffrey Newman (University of Pittsburgh and PITT-PACC)

Parallel V: Neutrino Physics

15 Oscillation physics with accelerators

Speaker: Andrzej Szelc (University of Manchester)

16 Near detectors for oscillation experiments

Speaker: Mr Hirohisa Tanaka (University of Toronto)

15:55 Coffee break

17 Oscillation physics with radioactive sources and reactors

Speaker: Karsten Heeger

18 Cosmology and neutrinos

Speaker: Joaquin Vieira

19 Astrophysics with neutrinos

Speaker: Kael Hanson

Plenary II: Instrumentation Slam/Novel Detection Techniques

Reception

Sunday, 9 October

Plenary III

Parallel IX: Cryogenic Solid State Detectors

Parallel VI: Calorimetry

Parallel VII: Tracking & Vertex Detectors

Parallel VIII: Noble Liquids

Parallel X: Photodetectors

Parallel XI-Trigger & Data Acquisition

20 Overview of LHCb Trigger/DAQ Upgrade

Speaker: Mr Rainer Schwemmer (CERN)

21 Overview of CMS Trigger Upgrade

Speaker: Wesley Smith (University of Wisconsin)

22 Overview of ATLAS Trigger Upgrade

Speaker: Prof. Wade Fisher (Michigan State University)

13:00 Lunch Break

23 Overview of CMS DAQ Upgrade

Speaker: Remi Mommsen

24 Overview of ATLAS DAQ Upgrade

Speaker: Jinlong Zhang (ANL)

25 Overview of DUNE Trigger/DAQ system

Speaker: Giovanna Lehmann (CERN)

26 Overview of SBN Trigger/DAQ System

Speaker: Eric Church (PNNL)

16:00 Coffee Break

27 Lab Roadmap: ANL

Speaker: Dr Robert Wagner (Argonne National Laboratory)

28 Lab Roadmap: BNL

Speaker: Kai Chen (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

29 Lab Roadmap: FNAL

Speaker: Dr Ted Liu (Fermilab)

30 Lab Roadmap: SLAC

Speaker: Ryan Herbst (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)

Parallel XII: 7. Hardware Monitoring, Low Level Interface, Hardware Failure Prediction

Conference Dinner

Monday, 10 October

Plenary IV: Science and Technology Breakthroughs in the P5 drivers

CPAD Lunch meeting

SpaceX Tour (TBC)