Abstract:
The ALLEGRO electromagnetic calorimeter is a noble gas high granularity electromagnetic calorimeter aimed for detectors that will be installed on the next generation of e+e- accelerator. It is part of the DRD6 research and development program on calorimetry for future colliders and is its work package 2. In my talk I will briefly introduce the concept of noble gas calorimetry, with as an example one of the existing Liquid Argon colorimeters currently in operation. Then I will describe in details the ALLEGRO electromagnetic calorimeter, which is part of the ALLEGRO detector concept. I will present the different ongoing and future steps toward a prototype that will be tested in test beam in the next years. I will also give a few words on the ALLEGRO detector concept.
About the speaker:
Emmanuel MONNIER is a permanent senior physicist at CPPM, Centre de Physique des Particules de Marseille, CNRS-IN2P3 and Aix Marseille University. He is currently the ATLAS LAr Calorimeter Project Leader (300 Scientists, 40 institutes, 15 countries). “Directeur de Recherche” at CNRS since 2007, He obtained his PhD in 1991 working at CEA-Saclay on Z to bbar/ccbar decay studies in the ALEPH experiment at LEP, CERN and then worked at Pierre & Marie Curie Paris University as a postdoc on the H1 experiment. He got a permanent position at CPPM in 1992 as “Chargé de Recherche”. He actively took part in the development of liquid argon endcap calorimeter prototypes as well as in the definition of the calorimeter for the ATLAS experiment. From 1996 to 1999, he worked at the University of Chicago, as a visiting scholar, on the KTEV experiment at Fermilab contributing to rare decays and CP violation (ε/ε’) studies with Kaons and Hyperons and was responsible for the analysis on the discovery of the Xi0 beta decay. At the end of 1999, he continued briefly this rare Kaon decay scientific program on the NA48 experiment until 2002. He got his “HDR - Habilitation to supervise research” in 1997. Since 1999, back to CPPM, he is working on the ATLAS experiment and is the ATLAS calorimetry team leader. One of the key persons in the definition, building and installation of the LAr endcap Calorimeter, he became ATLAS responsible for the commissioning and operation of the ATLAS liquid argon calorimeter and Project Associate at CERN from 2006 to 2009. ATLAS LAr calorimeter detector and operation coordinator until February 2019, he is now LAr Project Leader, member of the LAr collaboration institute board, member of the LAr executive board and member of the ATLAS executive board. Since the start of the LHC physics production phase in 2010, he supervises data analysis and studies on Top quark properties, Standard Model multi-boson, Higgs and SUSY searches, having supervised more than 15 PhD students. He is author of more than 1300 published scientific papers among them the discovery of the Higgs and its properties studies. In addition, he also contributes to the future of our field and is actively involved in the DRD6 collaboration on calorimetry for future accelerator experiments, and more particularly noble liquid calorimetry, and the ALLEGRO collaboration and its calorimeter.
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