Detector Development Group meeting on Nuclear Technologies, March 2023
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Europe/London
Universe
Universe
Description
This meeting will bring together industry and academia to discuss the latest research developments from QMUL in the area of nuclear technologies alongside sector challenges. The aim is to facilitate networking toward building collaborations and working toward enhancing existing and developing new partnerships.
An overview of activities including characterisation, simulation and systems engineering solutions and integration of instruments
Speaker:
Prof.A Bevan(Queen Mary)
Slides
1:40 PM
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2:10 PM
Case Study: ATLAS Tracker Upgrade30m
An overview of our contributions to the upgrade of the CERN experiment ATLAS for the High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider
Speaker:
S Zenz(Queen Mary)
Slides
2:10 PM
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2:40 PM
Case Study: Organic Semiconductor Radiation Detectors30m
Speaker:
Drt Kreouzis(Queen Mary)
Slides
2:40 PM
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3:30 PM
Tea Break and Networking
50m
3:30 PM
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4:00 PM
Multi physics modelling for nuclear engineering and other applications30m
Including reactor modelling, algorithm improvements and simulation of environmental aspects
Speaker:
DrAndrew Buchan(QMUL)
Slides
4:00 PM
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4:30 PM
Nuclear Imaging and Therapy Research at Barts Cancer Institute30m
An overview of current work and proposals for a UK radionuclide manufacturing facility for sustainable medicine
Speaker:
DrJen Young(Barts Cancer Institute, QMUL)
4:30 PM
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5:00 PM
Simulating radiation environments and predicting detector response30m
Examples of radiation environment and device simulation using Monte Carlo Codes, other capabilities including radiation testing, and case studies of working with industry on product development.
Molecular dynamical simulations of materials, studying radiation damage effects for waste storage
Speaker:
DrK Trachenko(Queen Mary)
Slides
Video
9:30 AM
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10:00 AM
Case Study: SAPIENS - Air pollution modelling30m
Modelling of air pollution in large urban areas. This work has potential to be used for CBRN situations including predicting pollution arising from industrial accidents, forensics and crisis management.
Speaker:
MrN Heatley(Queen Mary)
Slides
10:00 AM
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10:30 AM
Eversion robots for the nuclear industry30m
Eversion robots for nuclear applications
Speaker:
Prof.Kaspar Althoefer(QMUL)
Slides
10:30 AM
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11:10 AM
Tea break and networking
40m
11:10 AM
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11:40 AM
Curved and flexible sensors30m
Curved silicon and flexible organic semiconductor detector potential
Speaker:
Prof.A Bevan(Queen Mary)
Slides
11:40 AM
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12:10 PM
Demonstration: COTS data acquisition for radiation detectors30m
Demonstration of a multi channel Rasberry Pi radiation monitor readout system.