BigScience@LU – addressing the need of academic input in building and maintaining Big Science facilities!

Europe/Stockholm
Workshop room, 5th floor (LINXS at Ideon Delta 5)

Workshop room, 5th floor

LINXS at Ideon Delta 5

Scheelevägen 19, Lund
Description

Want to do projects in Big Science?

Lund University is already delivering a host of things to European Big Science (and internationally). On the 24th of April, Lund University and Big Science Sweden will co-host a workshop at LINXS in Lund. The focus will be on academic input and delivery to Big Science facilities like ESS, MAX IV, CERN and others*, when it comes to building, maintaining and upgrading these science factories.  

Big Science facilities are not only important as major research tools for  academia. The actual building and upgrading of these facilities drive the development of new, cutting-edge technologies and processes. This new technology not only boosts the Big Science community but can often also be used in unrelated research areas and may have major impact on other societal challenges and innovation.

Therefore, there are multiple benefits for academia when engaging in contributions to the upstream delivery of technology to Big Science facilities - scientific, technological and societal. Another possible benefit is new collaboration with industries that manufacture products used in Big Science.

This workshop focuses on Lund University's past and future involvement in upstream delivery to Big Science facilities, taking up questions such as:

  • What is Lund University's track record in boosting Big Science, and what are our main strengths?
  • What additional areas do we want to develop in over the next 10 years? How do we ensure a steady flow of competence and educate the right students?
  • How do we both attract and maintain the right competence at the university when the needs of these facilities fluctuate over time and development cycles?
  • How should we tackle the national issue of in-kind delivery to Big Science projects?

One starting point for this discussion is the mapping of LU deliveries that was done for The Swedish Guide produced by Big Science Sweden (we are of course aware that many more contributions are relevant).

* The total list of relevant facilities includes (but is not limited to): CERN, FAIR, ITER, ESS, ILL, ISIS, MAX IV, DESY, XFEL, ESRF, ESO, EISCAT and SKA.

              

Registration
Registration, BigScience@LU – addressing the need of academic input in building and maintaining Big Science facilities!
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For practical questions, please contact:
    • 09:00 09:30
      Registration: Coffee & sandwich 30m
    • 09:30 09:40
      Stephen Hall, LINXS Director; Welcome & LINXS (up- and downstream) 10m
    • 09:40 09:50
      Anna Hall, Director Big Science Sweden “the overall picture” & facilities’ needs 10m
    • 09:50 10:05
      Mats Lindroos, ESS, Facilities Needs 15m
    • 10:05 10:30
      Stacey Sörensen, LU Pro-Vice Chancellor for infrastructure; Strategy on Big Science 25m
    • 10:30 11:00
      Coffee & Fruit 30m
    • 11:00 11:15
      Anders Oskarsson, Professor Particle Physics 15m
    • 11:15 11:30
      Carlos Martins, Lecturer, EIT & Section Leader, ESS (together with AQ automatic) 2 examples of Academic delivery to facilities 15m
    • 11:30 11:45
      Anders J Johansson, Lecturer EIT 15m
    • 11:45 12:00
      Natasa Pahlm, ILO officer, VINNOVA 15m
    • 12:00 12:15
      Leif Eriksson, Vetenskapsrådet 15m
    • 12:15 13:00
      Lunch 45m
    • 13:00 15:00
      Workshop (5 topics @ 20 min each) fika med på WS borden
    • 15:00 15:30
      Martin Stankovski, LU Coordinator Big Science Strategy - Concluding remarks 30m
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