27–28 nov. 2023
FIAP
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. Sabrina LECERF (GANIL)
    27/11/2023 09:00
  2. Dr Adnan Ghribi ({CNRS}UPR3266)
    27/11/2023 09:10
  3. Gianluca Valentino (University of Malta)
    27/11/2023 09:35
  4. Mlle Courtney ALLISON (ESF)
    27/11/2023 10:45
  5. Christine Darve (European Spallation Source)
    27/11/2023 11:00
  6. M. Lukasz Burdzanowski (CERN)
    27/11/2023 11:15
  7. Andrew Mistry (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH)
    27/11/2023 11:30
  8. Annika Eichler
    27/11/2023 11:45
  9. Dr Amelia Pollard (STFC)
    27/11/2023 12:00
  10. Courtney ALLISON (ESF)
    27/11/2023 13:35
  11. Lukasz Burdzanowski (CERN)
    27/11/2023 13:35
  12. Dr Verena Kain (CERN)
    27/11/2023 13:35
  13. Christine Darve (European Spallation Source)
    27/11/2023 15:05
  14. Andrew Mistry (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH)
    27/11/2023 15:05
  15. Amelia Pollard (STFC)
    27/11/2023 15:05
  16. 27/11/2023 16:35

    Results of the breakout sessions and conclusion of the day --> everyone

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  17. Francesco Massimo, Francesco Massimo (Laboratoire Leprince-Ringuet, CNRS)
    28/11/2023 08:30
  18. Dr Lynda Boukela (DESY)
    28/11/2023 08:50
  19. Freddy Poirier (CNRS/Arronax)
    28/11/2023 09:05
  20. Francis Osswald (IPHC)
    28/11/2023 09:20
  21. Frederic Druillole (CNRS-LP2IB)
    28/11/2023 09:35
  22. 28/11/2023 09:50
  23. Maurizio Montis (INFN-LNL)
    28/11/2023 10:20
  24. Ivan Podadera
    28/11/2023 10:35
  25. Dr Davide Di Corce (EPFL)
    28/11/2023 10:55
  26. Nico Madysa
    28/11/2023 11:10
  27. Dr Jean-Luc Revol (ESRF)
    28/11/2023 11:25
  28. Dr Kim Lefmann (NBI)
    28/11/2023 11:40
  29. 28/11/2023 11:55
  30. Chenran Xu (KIT)
    28/11/2023 13:10
  31. Hayg Guler (IJCLAB), Hayg Guler
    28/11/2023 13:25
  32. Joe Wolfenden
    28/11/2023 13:40

    (remote)
    Virtual diagnostics will be key components in all future accelerators. They provide the ability to indirectly measure a quantity, often at remote or inaccessible locations. Availability of sufficient data to train models to produce and operate VDs is critical. It cannot be assumed that this data will be available or produced in a way that can be used for online monitoring....

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  33. Quentin BRUANT, Quentin Bruant (Etudiant)
    28/11/2023 13:55
  34. 28/11/2023 14:10
  35. M. Lex Avstreikh (Hopswork)
    28/11/2023 14:55
  36. Ziva Brglez
    28/11/2023 15:10
  37. Mme Anne-Laure Lamure (Radiasoft)
    28/11/2023 15:25
  38. M. Andy Austin (Seldon)
    28/11/2023 15:40
  39. 28/11/2023 15:55
  40. Annika Eichler
  41. Freddy Poirier
  42. Francis Osswald
  43. Ziva Brglez
  44. Maurizio Montis
  45. Simone Liuzzo
  46. Lex ( Hopswork
  47. Tatiana Pieloni
  48. Frederic Druillole
  49. Nico Madysa
  50. Ivan Podadera
  51. Francesco Massimo
  52. Frédéric Bouly (Institut de Physique Nucléaire d'Orsay), Frédéric Bouly (CNRS/IN2P3/LPSC)
  53. Simone Liuzzo
  54. Kevin Cassou (IJCLAB)
  55. 3 groups :
    - Transverse : Communication, dissemination and stakeholder engagement | --> Courtney Allison
    - AI guidelines, data and training | --> Lukasz Burdzanowski
    - Tools/Methods and Demonstrators | --> Verena Kain

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  56. 3 groups
    - Transverse : Training and knowledge transfer | --> Carsten Welsch
    - Data and tools and methods | --> Andrew Mistry
    - AI guidelines and demonstrators | --> Amelia Pollard

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  57. 1 group
    - Summary : results of the breakout sessions and conclusion of the day --> everyone

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  58. Dr Adnan Ghribi ({CNRS}UPR3266)
  59. Andrea Santamaria Garcia
  60. Gianluca Valentino
  61. Hayg Guler
  62. Joe Wolfenden