18–20 nov. 2025
LPNHE Paris
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. Adriano Lai
    18/11/2025 14:20
    Oral presentation
  2. Jerome Baudot (IPHC)
    18/11/2025 15:00
  3. Davide Falchieri (INFN Bologna (IT))
    18/11/2025 16:10
  4. Andrei DOROKHOV (IPHC)
    18/11/2025 16:30
  5. Alfio Samuele Mancuso (Catania University & CNR-IMM), Enrico Sangregorio (IMM CNR)
    18/11/2025 16:50
  6. Denis DAUVERGNE (Laboratoire de Physique Subatomique et de Cosmologie de Grenoble, CNRS/IN2P3), Marie-Laure GALLIN-MARTEL (UMR 58 21)
    18/11/2025 17:10
  7. Sara Mercatili (LPSC - IN2P3)
    19/11/2025 09:20
  8. Gabriella Gaudio (INFN-Pavia)
    19/11/2025 10:00
  9. Claudio Giganti (LPNHE Paris)
    19/11/2025 11:10
  10. Edoardo Rovati (INFN Bologna)
    19/11/2025 11:30
  11. Yingrui Hou (LPC Clermont)
    19/11/2025 11:50
  12. Marco Guarise (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    19/11/2025 12:10
  13. Gian-Franco Dalla Betta (University of Trento and TIFPA INFN)
    19/11/2025 13:55
    Oral presentation
  14. Federica Mantegazzini
    19/11/2025 14:00
  15. Alessandro Monfardini (CNRS)
    19/11/2025 14:40
  16. Giorgio Del Castello (INFN - Sezione di Roma, Dipartimento di Fisica - Sapienza Università di Roma)
    19/11/2025 15:50
  17. Mariia Buchynska, Pia Loaiza (LAL)
    19/11/2025 16:10
  18. Ambra Mariani (INFN - Sezione di Roma)
    19/11/2025 16:30
  19. Paul Vittaz (IP2I)
    19/11/2025 16:50
  20. Maxime Gouzevitch (IPNL, Lyon, France)
    20/11/2025 09:20
  21. Emilio Radicioni (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    20/11/2025 10:00
    Oral presentation
  22. Luca Scotto Lavina (LPNHE Paris)
    20/11/2025 11:10
  23. Antonio Trigilio (INFN-LNF)
    20/11/2025 11:30
  24. Pascal Lautridou (CNRS-IN2P3)
    20/11/2025 11:50
  25. Elisabetta Baracchini (Gran Sasso Science Institute)
    20/11/2025 12:10
  26. Yohann RAMSI (subatech)
    Poster

    The new 3γ imaging technique, based on the use of the radionuclide 44Sc, enables the direct three-dimensional reconstruction of a radioactive source from the simultaneous detection of three gamma photons. This approach has the potential to reduce both acquisition time and injected activity compared to conventional nuclear imaging methods. To investigate this concept, a liquid xenon Compton...

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  27. Ambra Mariani (INFN - Sezione di Roma)

    Superconducting quantum bits (qubits) are sensitive to ionizing radiation, including γ-rays from environmental radioactivity and cosmic-ray muons. These interactions produce quasiparticle bursts in the substrate, causing decoherence and correlated errors across multiple qubits—posing a critical challenge for fault-tolerant quantum computing. While passive shielding can suppress most...

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  28. Dr Alfio Samuele Mancuso (IMM CNR, Universitò degli Studi di Catania)
    Oral presentation

    Silicon carbide (SiC) detectors are emerging as promising candidates for high-performance radiation detection in extreme environments, thanks to their wide bandgap, high thermal stability, and radiation hardness. This contribution present a comprehensive study on the characterization and optimization of 4H-SiC p–n junction detectors through two complementary approaches: the Optical Beam...

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  29. Carmen Altana (INFN - LNS)

    Silicon carbide (SiC) has emerged as a promising material for radiation detection in harsh environments, thanks to its wide bandgap, excellent radiation hardness, low leakage current, and suitability for high-temperature operation. These properties make SiC detectors attractive candidates for applications where conventional silicon detectors face significant limitations, such as fusion...

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  30. Marco Guarise (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    Oral presentation

    Silicon PhotoMultipliers (SiPMs) are a promising technology as innovative
    photodetectors for future high-energy particle-physics experiment, given their fast time
    response, small dimensions and high photo-detection efficiency. Possible applications
    are in the Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors which are fundamental systems for
    particle identification. In this field of application, the main...

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  31. Giorgio Del Castello (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (Italy))

    BULLKID-DM is a new experiment aimed at searching for hypothetical
    WIMP-like Dark-Matter particles with mass around 1 GeV or below and
    cross-section with nucleons smaller than $10^{-41}$ cm$^{2}$. The
    target detector consists of a stack of diced silicon phonon collectors,
    acting as an array of particle absorbers sensed by multiplexed Kinetic
    Inductance Detectors (KIDs). The target will...

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  32. FEDERICO RAPUZZI (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)

    We present the development of a novel detection system specifically engineered for the characterization and detection of diluted ion beams with fluxes below 10³ particles/s and down to the single charged particle. Furthermore, the device is designed to provide sub-micrometer spatial resolution while ensuring minimal disturbance to the ion beam, a feature crucial for applications requiring...

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  33. Pia Loaiza (LAL)
    Oral presentation

    Neutrinoless double-beta decay (0νββ) is a key process in addressing some of the most significant open questions in particle physics, namely the conservation of lepton number and the Majorana nature of the neutrino. Over the past decades, extensive efforts have been dedicated to improving the sensitivity of 0νββ half-life measurements across multiple isotopes. The next generation of...

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  34. Mme Elisa Radjabou (APC)
    Poster

    The next generation of cosmology experiment are right around the corner, always looking for new discoveries.

    CMB anisotropies have extensively been observed and studied by many space and ground missions. Instead of the temperature fluctuations of this microwave background, the cosmology community is now interested in the B modes of polarization of the fluctuations. The information carried...

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  35. Antonio Trigilio (INFN-LNF)
    Oral presentation

    Maximising tumour control while reducing harm to surrounding healthy tissues is a central goal of radiotherapy (RT) and particle therapy. Recent pre-clinical studies in delivering ultra-high dose rates (UHDR, >100 Gy/s) within very short treatment times (<500 ms), through narrow (~μs) and high-dose (~1 Gy) pulses, have observed an enhanced protection of normal tissues from radiation-related...

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  36. Davide Pinci (INFN - Sezione di Roma)

    The CYGNO collaboration is developing a gaseous Time Projection Chamber (TPC) with optical readout, optimized for low-energy nuclear and electronic recoil detection. The detector concept exploits electroluminescence generated during charge multiplication in a triple-GEM stack, which is simultaneously imaged by Active Pixel Sensors based on scientific CMOS technology (≳4 Mpix) and recorded by...

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  37. Yahya Khwaira (LPNHE), Xavier AUBERT (LNPHE)
    Poster

    A reliable and cost-effective interconnect technology is required for the development of hybrid pixel detectors. The interconnect technology needs to be adapted for the pitch and die sizes of the respective applications. This contribution presents recent results of a newly developed in-house single-die interconnection process based on Anisotropic Conductive Adhesives (ACA). The ACA...

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  38. Andrei DOROKHOV (IPHC)
    Oral presentation

    The requirements for future tracking and vertex detectors are pushed towards improvement of timing and spacial resolutions as well as decreasing of power consumption. The monolithic CMOS pixel sensors (MAPS) offer good compromise between demanding requirements, by optimization of different blocks: sensing element ($pn$ charge collection diode), amplifier (front end and discriminator) and...

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  39. Marie-Laure GALLIN-MARTEL (UMR 58 21)
    Oral presentation

    In the world of semiconductors, diamond is renowned for its advantageous properties for particle detection. It is then used as a solid-state ionization chamber1. Its high displacement energy and high charge carrier mobilities allow it to be a technological solution to satisfy very high flux applications, thus accumulating large fluences.
    At the Laboratory of Subatomic Physics and Cosmology...

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  40. Andrea Fabbri (INFN Roma Tre)

    Ion beam therapy has rapidly expanded in clinical practice over recent years, while dosimetric verification has progressed more slowly, particularly in capturing the microscopic energy deposition patterns that drive radiobiological effects. Conventional dosimetry remains limited to absorbed dose, with no direct link to micro- and nanometric stochastic interactions.
    To address this unmet need,...

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  41. Anaïs Besnard (Institut d'Astrophysique Spatiale (IAS)), Dr Valentin Sauvage (IAS)
    Poster

    Future space missions and balloon borne experiments require high sensitivity cryogenic detectors. New technologies are currently under development and there is a need to reach a maturity level of TRL6. Therefore, among other requirements, it is mandatory to characterize their particle hits susceptibility. With this aim, IAS has designed a state-of-the-art cryogenic facility (DRACuLA) to expose...

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  42. Gabriella Gaudio (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    Oral presentation
  43. Prof. Elisabetta Baracchini (Gran Sasso Science Institute)
    Oral presentation

    Negative Ion Drift (NID) operation of gaseous TPCs represent a novel approach able to suppresses diffusion, enables precision tracking for rare-event searches and provide additional means for the measuremen of events position along the drift direction. We present the first observation of NID operation with alpha tracks in He–C4–SF6 mixtures at atmospheric pressure and detailed measurements at...

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  44. Yingrui Hou (LPC Clermont)
    Oral presentation

    The GRAiNITA is a novel calorimeter design based on a mixture of sub-millimeter inorganic scintillating crystals, suspended in dense, transparent liquid. This innovative approach is expected to achieve excellent energy resolution at a fraction of the cost of conventional technologies.
    To evaluate the energy reconstruction performance of GRAiNITA, a middle-sized 16-channel prototype, named...

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  45. M. Emile Prele (Institut Néel)
    Poster

    Millimeter-wave observations provide crucial information for cosmology and for probing the large-scale structure of the Universe. In particular, line intensity mapping of specific emission lines (such as CII or CO), depending on the red-shift, offers unique insight into cosmic expansion. We are developing a hyper-spectral on-chip device designed to scan wide fields of view in three...

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  46. Roberto Preghenella (INFN Bologna)
    Oral presentation

    INFN, in collaboration with FBK (Fondazione Bruno Kessler), is developing a novel type of Silicon Photomultiplier (SiPM) $-$ the Back-Side Illuminated (BSI) SiPM $-$ within the framework of the IBIS and IBIS_NEXT projects (Innovative Back-Side Illuminated SiPMs). This new sensor architecture introduces a clear separation between the charge collection and multiplication regions of the device,...

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  47. Giorgio Del Castello (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (Italy))

    Abstract Recent advancements in low-energy rare-event searches rely on cryogenic calorimeters, which provide a low-noise environment crucial for the direct detection of dark matter and neutrinos. A key challenge in these detectors is accurately characterizing their response within the region of interest (ROI), typically spanning from O(10 eV) to O(1 keV). Conventional radioactive sources used...

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  48. Julien BETTANE (CNRS-IJCLab)
    Poster

    The Electron Endcap Electromagnetic Calorimeter (EEEMCal), designed for integration into the Electron-Proton/Ion Collider (ePIC) experiment at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), represents an important component for the detection and analysis of particles
    The preferred material for the EEEMCal calorimeter is lead tungstate (PWO), an extremely fast, compact, and radiation-hard scintillator...

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  49. Claudio Giganti (LPNHE Paris)
    Oral presentation

    Next-generation long-baseline neutrino experiments, such as Hyper-Kamiokande (HK) and DUNE, require unprecedented control of systematic uncertainties to fully realize their potential in measuring neutrino mixing parameters. Achieving this precision depends critically on advances in near-detector technologies, which provide detailed and high statistics measurements of neutrino interactions...

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  50. Marco Ruggieri (INFN Sez. Roma Tre)

    In the last few years, research on the detection capabilities of solution-processable materials and nanomaterials has produced devices with excellent X-ray and Gamma sensitivities and detectors with promising proton detection performances. The advantages of solution-processable materials over commercial solid-state detectors include the ease of deposition over a wide range of substrates, lower...

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  51. Aurelia SECROUN (Aix Marseille Univ, CNRS/IN2P3, CPPM)
    Poster

    Les missions spatiales et sol de cosmologie et d'astrophysique utilisent de plus en plus de détecteurs infrarouges grand format très bas bruit : citons typiquement les missions JWST et Euclid, parmi les plus récentes. Le CPPM s'est fortement engagé dans la caractérisation des performances des détecteurs infrarouges d'Euclid et a monté à cet effet la plateforme Pica. Outre Euclid, le CPPM est...

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  52. Iram Bárbaro Rivas Ortiz (INFN)

    In particle therapy, interactions of primary particles with tissue produce secondary neutrons that contribute to the out-of-field dose and increase long-term cancer risks in the patient. In space radiation, galactic cosmic rays interacting with spacecraft walls also generate neutrons, which represent a significant fraction of astronaut exposure. In both scenarios, neutron spectra by...

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  53. Dr Arzoo Sharma (IJCLab, CNRS/IN2P3, Université Paris-Saclay, Orsay 91405, France)
    Poster

    Finding the answers to the long-standing questions, such as, emergence of mass and spin of the proton from partons, saturation of gluon density, and gluon momentum distribution inside the proton and nuclei, motivated the EIC [1] under construction at Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA. The first EIC detector, ePIC (electron Proton-Ion Collision experiment), consists of a central barrel...

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  54. Mme Mariya GEORGIEVA (IJCLab CNRS/IN2P3, Orsay, France)
    Poster

    The PSI technical platform at IJCLab has been created in 2021 to provide advanced testing and characterization means for semiconductor devices. It is equipped with a probe station, a digital microscope, a 3D metrology system, climate chambers and controlled-atmosphere storage cabinets, which are distributed across a 70 m² clean room and a test room. The platform is designed to support a wide...

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  55. Luca Scotto Lavina (LPNHE Paris)
    Oral presentation

    Xenon dual phase TPCs have shown the best sensitivities for dark
    matter direct searches over a large parameter space. However,
    difficulties in the construction of large scale TPC have already arisen
    in the current detectors and will be even more challenging in the next
    generation one. Of critical importance are the construction of meter
    scale electrodes with negligible sagging and high...

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  56. M. Zucheng Huang
    Poster

    ALLEGRO is a proposed detector concept being developed to meet the challenging requirements of the physics at the Future Circular Collider (FCC-ee). A key component of ALLEGRO is its electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL), which is based on noble liquid technology currently being developed within the Detector R&D Collaboration for Calorimeters (DRDCalo). The calorimeter design is tailored to...

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  57. Paul Vittaz (IP2I)
    Oral presentation

    TESSERACT (Transition Edge Sensor with Sub-Ev Resolution and Cryogenic Targets) is an experiment lead by American, French and Swiss teams aiming at looking for Light Dark Matter in the Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane.
    Several cryogenic targets will be used in order to be sensitive to different DM interactions, allowing to explore both Electronic Recoils Dark Matter (ERDM) and Nuclear Recoils...

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  58. Martina Savinelli (Università degli Studi di Perugia)

    Silicon microstrip (Si-µstrip) sensors are employed in most of current space detector tracking systems for charged cosmic-rays, such as the DAMPE satellite detector or the AMS-02 detector onboard the ISS. As they allow for large-area coverage with contained electronic channels and power consumptions, they are ideal sensors for high-energy physics applications in space-borne instrumentation,...

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  59. Matteo Centis Vignali (FBK)

    The development of silicon sensors typically requires the iteration through several prototypes to advance their design and fabrication process. The access to a fabrication clean room providing both customized design and fabrication process to address the needs of a particular project is however typically restricted by the sensor fabrication costs and availability of institutes with the...

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  60. Matteo Polo

    Neutron imaging provides complementary information to X-ray imaging due to the different interaction mechanisms of the two radiations. This technique is particularly relevant in nuclear engineering and non-destructive diagnostics.

    Within the INFN HYDE2 project, an innovative thermal neutron detection and imaging device has been developed. The sensor exploits a 3D microstructure design: it...

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  61. Xavier Bertou (IJCLab)
    Poster

    Skipper CCD technology has recently unlocked unprecedented sensitivity to ionization signals as faint as a single electron, enabling new frontiers in direct dark matter searches. As a result, the DAMIC-M experiment at the Modane Underground Laboratory, based on Skipper CCDs, has delivered the most stringent constraints to date on sub-MeV dark matter interacting with electrons—probing both...

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  62. Aymeric van de Walle (IJCLAB)
    Poster

    Since the third observation run in 2019, frequency-independent squeezing has been routinely used to improve the sensitivity of the gravitational wave detectors Virgo and LIGO. During the fourth observing run, LIGO upgraded to frequency-dependent squeezing, achieving impressive results. I will present the French contribution to squeezing on Virgo and ongoing developments for future detectors.

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  63. Isaac ZEGHNI (IJCLab)
    Poster

    The spectroscopy of decay products is one of the three pillars of low-energy beam exploitation techniques produced by the ISOL method. Decay stations can be found in all facilities using the ISOL technique to produce radioactive beams, such as ALTO (France), ISOLDE (CERN), and IGISOL (Finland), as well as in future facilities like SPES (Italy) and DESIR (France), to name a few in Europe.

    In...

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  64. Davide Falchieri (INFN Bologna (IT))
    Oral presentation

    The INFN Arcadia project has developed a technology platform for the design, development and production of fully depleted CMOS monolithic sensors with high collection efficiency. The main demonstrators consist of full chip side-abuttable MAPS sensors (512 x 512 pixels for a total area of 1.28 cm x 1.28 cm) for the detection of charged particles and photons that have been characterized with...

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  65. Pascal Lautridou (CNRS-IN2P3)
    Oral presentation

    Understanding whether a neutrino is its own antiparticle is a crucial question for particle physics and cosmology.
    The most sensitive and direct experimental probe of the Majorana nature of neutrino is the search for ββ0ν decay, which consists of the emission of only two electrons whose total energy is equal to that of the transition.
    For decades, numerous detection techniques have been...

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