European Perspective

European Perspective

• Hadron Physics Accelerator Labs– in Italy, Germany, Sweden and Switzerland

• Organisational structure– NuPECC (European Science Foundation)

– “European Research Area”, ERA (EU)• Bottom-up

– Framework Programmes 6 & 7: I3s & IAs

• Top-down– FP6 ERANETs: “NuPNET”

– EU Council Initiative: ESFRI

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DESY: HERMES28 GeV e+-

L=1032

CERN: COMPASSμ+-, hadrons

200 GeV, L=1032

ALICE LHeC?

ESRF: GRAAL106/s 1.5 GeV

FAIR: PANDA15 GeV/c anti-

protonsCooler RingL=2x1032

CBMPAX?

Collider?

FZ Jülich: COSY2.5 GeV p

Cooler Ring

MAX-lab:0.25 GeV

LNF: DANEe+e- Collider

16 MeV K, L=1032

DANE-2?

MAMI:1.5 GeV e-, L=1038

108/s

TSL: Celsius1.3 GeV p

Cooler Ring

ELSA:3.5 GeV e, L=1034

107/s

e p

Hadron PhysicsFacilitiesin Europe

NuPECC

an Expert Comitteeof the European Science Foundation


What is

• Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committee– founded 1986 by subscribing national research councils,

who nominate nuclear scientists as representatives for 3-6 years

• Objective of NuPECC:– “To strengthen European collaboration in nuclear science

through the promotion of nuclear physics and its trans-disciplinary use and application in collaborative ventures between research groups within Europe and particularly those from countries linked to the ESF”


• ESF– Founded in 1974– 80 member

organisations (science ministries, research councils, academies of science, etc.) from

– 30 countries

• NuPECC– Founded in 1986– 28 members from

20 countries– 3 meetings a year in

different NuPECC countries


What does

• Publications• Launch of new Projects• Long Range Plans• Interactions with funding agencies etc.


Publications

• Web: www.nupecc.org

• Nuclear Physics News– 4 issues p.a., 6000

subscribers in Europe, North America & Japan

• Handbook of Facility Access

• Survey of Resources

• Topical Reports

• Long Range Plans !

• Outreach activities– Brochures

• Radioactive Beams• Nature at the Femto-

scale

– PANS (Public Awareness of Nuclear Science)

• www.nupecc.org/pans

– NUPEX (Nuclear Physics Experience)

• http://www.nupex.org


http://www.nupecc.org/

Launch of New Projects• EU Framework 6 Programme

– Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives, I3s• Nuclear Structure: EURONS• Hadron Structure: HadronPhysics

• EU Framework 7 Programme– Integrating Activities, IAs

• Hadron Structure: HadronPhysics2• Nuclear Structure: ENSAR

• Future radioactive beam ISOL facility: EURISOL• Future high intensity stable beam facility: ECOS• Future electron-proton/ion collider in Europe or

overseas


Long Range Plans• LRP 2004

– Key sub-fields• Quantum Chromo Dynamics• Phases of nuclear matter• Nuclear structure• Nuclei in the universe• Fundamental interactions• Applications of nuclear science

• LRP 2010/11– Steering C’ttee

• Angela Bracco• Jens Joergen Gaardhoeje• Paul-Henri Heenen• Guenther Rosner (chair)• Sissy Koerner (scient. secr.)

– Working groups to be established in spring 2009

– Workshops & town mtgs. in 2009/10

– Publication in 2010/11


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Interactions• European Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructures, ESFRI

– NuPECC Roadmap for Construction of Nuclear Physics Research Infrastructures in Europe (2005)

• ESFRI Roadmap: FAIR in Darmstadt, Spiral-2 in Caen

• European Commission– Support for Framework 6 & 7 CAPACITIES I3s and IAs– Scientific advisory body to Framework Programme 7 ERANET “NuPNET”

• Nuclear Physics Board, EPS• US DoE/NSF Nuclear Science Advisory Committee, NSAC• IUPAP

– Nuclear Physics C’ttee, C12– Working Group on International Coordination of Nuclear Physics, WG.9

• OECD– Global Science Forum

• Working Group on Nuclear Physics (Report 2008)


I3s and IA’s

of the European Union’s Framework Programmes 6 & 7


HadronPhysics I3 (2004-08)• Co-ordinator: INFN• Project co-ordinator: Carlo Guaraldo• More than 2000 scientists from 112

institutions in 32 countries (cf. http://hadronphysics.infn.it/)


HadronPhysics2 IA (2009-11)


• About the same size as HadronPhysics I3(cf. http://www.hadronphysics2.eu/)

http://www.hadronphysics2.eu/

JRA “HardEx”• Activity leader: Ralf Kaiser, Univ. of Glasgow• EU support for European groups involved in JLab 12 GeV upgrade

– Description of Work: WP23, Task 2: CLAS12 Central Detector• Central Tracker• Central Time-of-Flight scintillators• Central Calorimeter

• European CLAS12 Central Detector groups:– CNRS/IN2P3 IPNO Orsay, LPSC Grenoble, LPC Clermont Ferrand– CEA-IRFU Saclay– INFN-LNF Frascati, INFN-GE Genova– Univ. of Glasgow

• EU support instrumental for– funding through national research councils

• CNRS & CEA in France• INFN in Italy• STFC in the UK

– and the establishment of a European CLAS12 Central Detector Consortium

• However: Lion’s share of funding needs to come from national funding agencies!


Thanks very much for your attention


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