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XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu –1 The impact of nuclear physics on human life CEA - Irfu Philippe CHOMAZ Director of the Institute CMS Double Chooz HESS Edelweiss Herschel ALICE Detecting radiations from the Universe.
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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 1

    The impact of nuclear physics on human life

    CEA - Irfu

    Philippe CHOMAZDirector of the Institute

    CMSDouble Chooz HESSEdelweiss HerschelALICEDetecting radiations from the Universe.

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 2

    The impact of nuclear physics on human life

    CEA - Irfu

    Philippe CHOMAZDirector of the Institute

    CMSDouble Chooz HESSEdelweiss HerschelALICEDetecting radiations from the Universe.

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 3

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 4

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 5

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics

    1895: Rœntgen and X rays Penetrating radiations

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 6

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics

    1896: Becquerel and radioactivity Penetrating radiations

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 7

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics

    1898: Curie’s and radioactivity

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 10

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 11

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 12

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 14

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 15

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 16

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 17

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Radiotherapy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 18

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Radiotherapy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 19

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Radiotherapy

    Marie Curie during the first world war

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 20

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Applying Radioactivity

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 21

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    o 1934 Joliot – Curie Artificial radioactivity

    Applying Radioactivity

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 22

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    o 1934 Joliot – Curie Artificial radioactivity

    o 1937 LawrenceAccelerators & Transmutation

    Applying Radioactivity

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 23

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    o 1934 Joliot – Curie Artificial radioactivity

    o 1937 LawrenceAccelerators & Transmutation

    o 1941 FermiNuclear reactors

    Applying Radioactivity

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 25

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 26

    Han

    s Be

    the

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    1939 Bethe

    Nuclear energyis powering our sun

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 27

    Han

    s Be

    the

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    1939 Bethe

    Nuclear energyis powering our sun

    Transmuting Hydrogeninto Helium

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 28

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 29

    NuPECC – Long Range Plan 2010Working Group 6

    Nuclear Physics Tools and Applications

    J. Benlliure (Univ. Santiago de Compostela), A. Boston (University of Liverpool), M. Durante ( GSI Darmstadt), S. Gammino (INFN-LNS

    Catania), J. Gomez Camacho (CNA, Sevilla), M. Huyse (K. U. Leuven), J. Kucera (Nuclear Physics Institute, Rez), S. Leray (CEA/Irfu) (Convener),

    L. Sihver (Chalmers University), C. Trautmann (GSI Darmstadt)NuPECC: Ph. Chomaz (CEA/Irfu) (SC), E. Nappi (INFN-Bari) (liaison)

    With contributions from : A. Aloisio (Università and INFN Napoli), M. Caccia(Università dell’Insubria and INFN Milano), F. Javier Santos (CNA Sevilla), A.

    Letourneau (CEA/Irfu), P.A. Mandò (INFN Florence), G. Pappalardo (INFN-LNS), P. Pelican (Lubljana), M.A. Respaldiza (CNA, Sevilla), F.P. Romano (INFN-LNS),

    J.C. Sublet (Culham Centre, UK), M. Toulemonde (CIMAP, Caen), C. Vockenhuber (ETH, Zurich), M. Winter (IRES, Strasbourg)

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 30

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 31

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 32

    Main issues

    o From the past Nuclear energy used since 50 years

    Nuclear wastes

    II.A) Nuclear Energies

    o For the future Increasing energy demand

    CO2 free energy (green house effect)

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 33

    Innovative concepts for nuclear energy

    II.A) Nuclear Energies

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 34

    II.A) Nuclear Energies

    Fission of Pu (Gen-IV) or Th

    MYRRHA

    Accelerator-driven sub-critical reactors

    Fusion reactors

    Innovative concepts for nuclear energy

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 36

    II.A) Nuclear Energies

    Many unknown reactions Nuclear data and models

    Challenges for modern nuclear Physics

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 37

    II.A) Nuclear Energies

    Many unknown reactions Nuclear data and models

    Challenges for modern nuclear Physics

    Nuclear Technology R &D Safety & decommissioning Irradiation facility (IFMIF) Accelerator driven system Superconducting magnets

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 39

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 40

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 41

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 42

    Nuclear physics tools in medicine,

    both in therapy and diagnostics

    II.B) Life science and radioprotection

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 43

    Increasing use of

    nuclear physics tools in medicine,

    both in diagnostics and therapy

    Radioisotope production

    Particle therapy

    Imaging (PET, SPECT,…)

    Radioprotection/radiobiology

    II.B) Life science and radioprotection

    The heavy-ion therapy cave at GSI, Darmstadt, Germany.

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 44

    Transfer and innovation inNuclear technologies Detection systems Accelerators Radio-chemistry

    Challenges for modern nuclear Physics

    Modeling dose deposition Simulation Targeted data

    Gantry supra Irfu

    II.B) Life science and radioprotection

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 49

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 50

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 51

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 52

    Climate change Isotopic dating

    Water management and polution Isotopic tracing of the origin

    II.C) Environmental studies

    Food and more Sterilization Mutation

    Authentication of glass by ion beams. ARCANE

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 53

    Climate change Isotopic dating

    Water management and polution Isotopic tracing the origin

    II.C) Environmental studies

    Food and more Sterilization Mutation

    Authentication of glass by ion beams. ARCANE

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 54

    Radiation hazards in space Testing facility

    Nuclear power for satellites

    II.C) Space applications

    Line devoted to applications @ GANIL Caen

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 57

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 58

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 59

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 60

    Detection of fissionable or radioactive or explosive material Neutrons / Photons interrogation techniques

    II.D) Security

    Non-proliferation control Neutrino measurements

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 64

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 65

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 66

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 67

    Probing materials structure Accelerators (ions, exotic ions,

    neutrons, gamma, X-Ray, positrons ) Detection systems

    II.E) Material science

    Changing materials Irradiation Ion implantation

    Studying irradiated materials

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 68

    II.E) Material science

    Ion- beam produced nanostructures

    Changing materials Irradiation Ion implantation

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 74

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 75

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 76

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 77

    II.F) Cultural heritage

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 78

    Dating Isotopic measurement

    II.F) Cultural heritage

    Ivestigating non destructive analysisIon beam analysis techniques(IBA) Ex. AGLAE (Louvre) andLABEC (Florence)

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    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 82

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 83

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 84

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Accelerators

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 85

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Acceleratorso High Intensity Frontier Synergies exotic nuclei, ADS, ESS, Irradiation studies,

    Planned IFMIF facility

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 86

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Acceleratorso High Intensity Frontier Synergies exotic nuclei, ADS, ESS, Irradiation studies,

    Planned IFMIF facility

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 87

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Acceleratorso High Intensity Frontier Synergies exotic nuclei, ADS, ESS, Irradiation studies,

    o High Acceleration Frontier (Laser plasma acceleration) Synergies particle physics & application (cost reduction)

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 88

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Acceleratorso High Intensity Frontier Synergies exotic nuclei, ADS, ESS, Irradiation studies,

    o High Acceleration Frontier (Laser plasma acceleration) Synergies particle physics & application (cost reduction)

    Magnetso High field Frontier Synergies with high B and MRI

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 89

    II.G) Nuclear Physics tools

    Acceleratorso High Intensity Frontier Synergies exotic nuclei, ADS, ESS, Irradiation studies,

    o High Acceleration Frontier (Laser plasma acceleration) Synergies particle physics & application (cost reduction)

    Magnetso High field Frontier Synergies with high B and MRI

    One of the first Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPM) produced

    by IRST (Trento, Italy)

    Detectorso Cost & performances Synergies with imaging systems

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 93

    o Nuclear energy

    o Life science and radioprotection

    o Environmental and space applications

    o Security

    o Material science and other fundamental domains

    o Cultural heritage, arts and archaeology

    o New frontiers in Nuclear Physics tools Accelerators

    Magnets

    Detectors & microelectronics

    III) Conclusion: Many Nuclear Physics Applications

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 94

    III) Conclusion: 4 types of activities

    Nuclear Data measurementso For energy, radioprotection and therapy

    Nuclear techniques developmento For characterization, dating and control

    Nuclear tools R&Do For all types of applications

    Nuclear Model developmento For energy, safety and therapy

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    - Sylvie Leray - ECAART10 9

    Summary and recommendations

    NP finds increasing application in a largenumber of interdisciplinary fieldsEnergy (fission and fusion), Nuclear WasteTransmutationClimate Change MitigationLife Science and Cancer TherapyEnvironment and SpaceSecurity and MonitoringMaterial ScienceCultural Heritage, Arts and Archaeology

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    - Sylvie Leray - ECAART10 9

    Summary and recommendations

    Progress in Nuclear Physics toolsRecent sensitivity improvement of the AMS technique hasallowed new progress in nearly all the domains of applications availability of ion beams of elements (stable and radioactive),from KeV to hundreds of GeV, and advanced detectiontechniques provide new opportunities in materials science,nanotechnology, planetary and geosciences, plasma physicsThe field of high-intensity accelerators largely benefits fromthe synergies between studies for radioactive beam production,ADS, IFMIF, radiopharmaceutical isotope production, and ESS. Research on plasma-based accelerators could lead to thedevelopment of much more compact and cheaper machinesallowing a larger spreading of hadrontherapyProgress in detector development offers very promisingopportunities in a lot of interdisciplinary domains, in particularmedical imaging

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 98

    - Sylvie Leray - ECAART10 9

    Summary and recommendations Numerous applications need more accurate nuclear data andreaction models in order to complement European data librariesand/or computer codesnecessity to perform fundamental studiesresponse to end-user requestssubstantial effort should be put on the evaluation process sothat measurements can end up rapidly into European datalibraries Measurements of nuclear data and material research requirestargets or samples of high isotopic purity, which may beradioactive Coordination of target production facilities, situation ofradiochemistry, and standardized procedures should be givensufficient attention and addressed at the European level

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    - Sylvie Leray - ECAART10 9

    Summary and recommendationsSmall scale facilities as well as installations at large scalefacilities are unique within Europe the support for these application oriented activities should beenforced beam time quota for applied research and/or dedicatedProgram Advisory Committees should be consideredto keep the European cutting-edge position it is stronglyrecommended to closer interlink the existing complementaryequipments and facilities. Networking between fundamental physicists and end-users,networks of infrastructures (IBA, AMS or high-energy irradiationfacilities), communication with medical doctors, climatescientists, environmental scientists, archaeologists)transfer of trained people to nuclear industry, medical centres,applied research organizations or governmental bodies (asradioprotection and safety authorities)

    12/0

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    The largest institute of CEA CEA

    ~15 000

    Research

    Irfu~ 800

    Nuclear EnergyDefence Technology

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 101

    The largest institute of CEA : Research and technology CEA

    ~15 000

    Research

    Irfu~ 800

    Nuclear EnergyDefence Technology

    IFMIF EVEDA

    Particle Physics

    Nuclear Physics

    AstrophysicsSpace technologies

    Accelerators, Supra. Magnets

    Systems engineering

    Detectors, electronic, computing

    Nuclear expertise 0 20 40m

    Ion SourceRFQ

    Li Target

    High Energy BeamTransport

    Li Loop

    Test modules insideTest Cell

    PIE Facilities

    Institute of Research into the Fundamental laws of Universe

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 102

    The largest institute of CEA

    IFMIF EVEDA

    Particle Physics

    Nuclear Physics

    AstrophysicsSpace technologies

    Accelerators, Supra. Magnets

    Systems engineering

    Detectors, electronic, computing

    Nuclear expertise 0 20 40m

    Ion SourceRFQ

    Li Target

    High Energy BeamTransport

    Li Loop

    Test modules insideTest Cell

    PIE Facilities

    Institute of Research into the Fundamental laws of Universe

    Physicists180

    Engineers235Technicians

    172

    Adm. Staff45

    PhD, Post Docs, …130

    Research and technology

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 103

    ATLAS Toroïdal Magnet(based on a Dapnia design)

    Institute of research into the fundamental laws of the universe

    Project oriented organization, inside CEA, a technologydominated institution

    Concentration of human ResourcesHeavy equipmentAdvanced technologies

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 104

    Strong international collaborationsResearch projects inside large international programs

    implying a collaboration with other French and foreign institutions

    ESO

    CNRS/In2p3GANIL

    CERN

    KeKJAEA

    CNESESA

    DESYUS-DOE

    NASA

    CERN

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 105

    Simulations

    Spectro imaging

    Grid

    EU Agencies FR Agencies Other Institutes

    Micropattern

    Janvier 2009

    Dark Energy

    Dark Matter

    Cosmology

    Cosmic Rays

    Neutrinos

    GRB

    Accelerator Magnets

    CERN injecteurs

    Neutrinos

    CP Violation

    Larges structures

    Stars

    Black Holes

    Standard Model

    Energy content

    Nucleon structure

    States

    ElementaryConstituants

    Structure Formation

    Exotic nuclei

    SPIRAL II

    Spectrometers

    Fusion Magnets

    High Intensity

    e+e- Colliders

    Data &Simulations

    Detectors

    IRM Magnets

    Nuclear Energy

    Astronomy

    Accelerators Magnets

    XFEL

    Quark-gluon Plasma

    Nuclear DATA

    Society

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

    Feuille de route TGI

    EDELWEISS FP7PLANCK

    HERSCHEL ICC HERSCHEL

    T2K DETECTORSDOUBLE CHOOZ

    PILOT ARTEMIS

    ALICELINAC 4 SPL

    Upgrade of LHC MAGNETSSPIRAL II CONSTRUCTION ESFRI

    EUCARD FP7CTF3

    FAIR GLAD FP6W7X

    IFMIF EVEDA EURATOMIPHInTOF

    CdTe IMAGERSEUDET FP7

    FP7GRIFERCSPARSEASTROSTARS2 ERC PQCD

    ISEULT

    JWST-MIRI MIRI EXPERTISE CENTER

    ANTARES KM3NET FP7HESS II

    CMS-ATLAS

    S3 - SPIRAL II DETECTORS ESFRI

    EURECA

    ESFRIELT-METISIXO-XEUS

    KM3 ESFRICTA ESFRI

    SLHC DETECTORS ESFRI e+e - DETECTORS ESFRI

    ν SUPER BEAM T2K UPGRADE

    BAO

    ALICE UPGRADE

    FP7COMPASS CLAS 12 DETECTOR FP7

    EURISOL ESFRIe+e- ACCELERATOR ESFRI

    e+e- SPECTROMETER ESFRI

    FAIR/R3B-TPC NFS FELISE

    EUCLIDULYSSE

    JT 60SA EURATOMIFMIF ESFRI

    CLAS 12 SOLENOID

    ESFRIESS

    AGATA

    SVOM-ECLAIRS ECLAIRS DATA CENTERSIMBOL X DATA CENTERSIMBOL X .

    ESFRIFAIR CONSTRUCTION

    BOLOMETERSRD51

    GRILLE DE PRODUCTION

    XFEL CRYOMODULES ESFRI

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    Think global…Research projects inside large international programs

    implying a collaboration with other French and foreign institutions

    ESO

    CNRS/In2p3GANIL

    CERN

    KeKJAEA

    DESYUS-DOE

    NASA

    CERN

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    …Act localPlan Campus Saclay

    Physique des

    deux infinis

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    CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsWhat are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

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    I. Discovering the fundamental laws of Universe

    1. Elementary constituents ?• Standard Model, Higgs boson (D0,ATLAS,CMS) • Neutrinos oscillations (T2K, Double-Chooz)• Structure of Hadrons (COMPASS, JLAB)

    2. Energy content ?• Dark Universe (Edelweiss, bao, Euclid …)• Antimatter (Babar, Sophy)

    3. Structures in the Universe ? • Cosmology (Horizon, Planck)• Formation of galaxies and stars (Hershel, JWST …)• Cosmic radiations (Fermi, SVOM, HESS, Antares)

    4. Matter under extreme conditions?• Plasma of quarks and gluons (ALICE)• Exotic nuclei (GANIL/SPIRAL2, FAIR)

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    CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsWhat are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

    Manipulating Detecting

    Observing Simulating

    II. Inventing and constructing new devices

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 111

    II. Inventing and constructing new devices

    1. Production and manipulation of radiations• Accelerators (Spiral2, XFeL, FAIR, CERN, IFMIF, ESS)• Magnets and Superconductivity (R2B, ISEULT)

    2. Detecting radiation• Microstructured detectors (RD51)• Imaging device (ELT-METIS, APEX, CALIST)• ASIC

    3. Space technology• Camera (PACS, MIRI, Éclair)• Data center (Fermi, SWOM)

    4. Simulation and data treatment• Massively parallel calculations • Grid• Data processing

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    What are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

    knowledge Know-How

    Energy

    TGIR

    III. Applying research and technologies

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    III. Applying research and technologies

    1. Nuclear energy• Nuclear data and techniques (Nucifer)• Fusion & Broader approach

    (IFMIF-EVEDA, JT60Sa, W7x)

    2. Application for society • Material science (XFeL, ESS)• Application to life science (ISEULT)

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 115

    CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsWhat are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 116

    Simulations

    Spectro imaging

    Grid

    EU Agencies FR Agencies Other Institutes

    Micropattern

    Janvier 2009

    Dark Energy

    Dark Matter

    Cosmology

    Cosmic Rays

    Neutrinos

    GRB

    Accelerator Magnets

    CERN injecteurs

    Neutrinos

    CP Violation

    Larges structures

    Stars

    Black Holes

    Standard Model

    Energy content

    Nucleon structure

    States

    ElementaryConstituants

    Structure Formation

    Exotic nuclei

    SPIRAL II

    Spectrometers

    Fusion Magnets

    High Intensity

    e+e- Colliders

    Data &Simulations

    Detectors

    IRM Magnets

    Nuclear Energy

    Astronomy

    Accelerators Magnets

    XFEL

    Quark-gluon Plasma

    Nuclear DATA

    Society

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

    Feuille de route TGI

    EDELWEISS FP7PLANCK

    HERSCHEL ICC HERSCHEL

    T2K DETECTORSDOUBLE CHOOZ

    PILOT ARTEMIS

    ALICELINAC 4 SPL

    Upgrade of LHC MAGNETSSPIRAL II CONSTRUCTION ESFRI

    EUCARD FP7CTF3

    FAIR GLAD FP6W7X

    IFMIF EVEDA EURATOMIPHInTOF

    CdTe IMAGERSEUDET FP7

    FP7GRIFERCSPARSEASTROSTARS2 ERC PQCD

    ISEULT

    JWST-MIRI MIRI EXPERTISE CENTER

    ANTARES KM3NET FP7HESS II

    CMS-ATLAS

    S3 - SPIRAL II DETECTORS ESFRI

    EURECA

    ESFRIELT-METISIXO-XEUS

    KM3 ESFRICTA ESFRI

    SLHC DETECTORS ESFRI e+e - DETECTORS ESFRI

    ν SUPER BEAM T2K UPGRADE

    BAO

    ALICE UPGRADE

    FP7COMPASS CLAS 12 DETECTOR FP7

    EURISOL ESFRIe+e- ACCELERATOR ESFRI

    e+e- SPECTROMETER ESFRI

    FAIR/R3B-TPC NFS FELISE

    EUCLIDULYSSE

    JT 60SA EURATOMIFMIF ESFRI

    CLAS 12 SOLENOID

    ESFRIESS

    AGATA

    SVOM-ECLAIRS ECLAIRS DATA CENTERSIMBOL X DATA CENTERSIMBOL X .

    ESFRIFAIR CONSTRUCTION

    BOLOMETERSRD51

    GRILLE DE PRODUCTION

    XFEL CRYOMODULES ESFRI

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    CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsWhat are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 118

    CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsWhat are the ultimate constituents of matter ?

    What is the energy content of the Universe ?

    What are the properties of matter under extreme conditions ?

    What are the origin and structure of Universe ?

    CEA - Irfu: Interpreting radiationsManipulating Detecting

    Observing Simulating

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  • XCVI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF ITALIAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY Bologna, 20-24 September 2010 - Philippe CHOMAZ - CEA - Irfu – 120

    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Radiotherapy

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    I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning

    Artificial radioactivity

    Accelerators and Transmutation

    1937: Joliot – Curie(irradiation)

    1937: Lawrence (cyclotron)

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    NuPECC Long Range Plan 2010(ESF Forward Look)

    • Review the status of Nuclear Physics in Europe: current state of the art recent achievements

    perspectives, new opportunities• Formulate recommendations for developing the science and its applications:

    support to existing/future facilities development of new techniques

    structuring of the community, human resources • Agree upon an action plan and a roadmap WG6: Nuclear Physics Tools and Applications

    II) Nuclear Physics applications

    CEA - IrfuCEA - IrfuI) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physicsI) Introduction: Nuclear physicsI) Introduction: Nuclear physicsI) Introduction: Nuclear physicsI) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning Diapositiva numero 26Diapositiva numero 27II) Nuclear Physics applications NuPECC – Long Range Plan 2010Diapositiva numero 30Diapositiva numero 31Diapositiva numero 32Diapositiva numero 33Diapositiva numero 34Diapositiva numero 36Diapositiva numero 37Diapositiva numero 39Diapositiva numero 40Diapositiva numero 41Diapositiva numero 42Diapositiva numero 43Diapositiva numero 44Diapositiva numero 49Diapositiva numero 50Diapositiva numero 51Diapositiva numero 52Diapositiva numero 53Diapositiva numero 54Diapositiva numero 57Diapositiva numero 58Diapositiva numero 59Diapositiva numero 60Diapositiva numero 64Diapositiva numero 65Diapositiva numero 66Diapositiva numero 67Diapositiva numero 68Diapositiva numero 74Diapositiva numero 75Diapositiva numero 76Diapositiva numero 77Diapositiva numero 78Diapositiva numero 81Diapositiva numero 82Diapositiva numero 83Diapositiva numero 84Diapositiva numero 85Diapositiva numero 86Diapositiva numero 87Diapositiva numero 88Diapositiva numero 89Diapositiva numero 93Diapositiva numero 94Diapositiva numero 95Summary and recommendationsSummary and recommendationsSummary and recommendationsSummary and recommendationsDiapositiva numero 100Diapositiva numero 101Diapositiva numero 102Institute of research into the fundamental laws of the universeStrong international collaborationsDiapositiva numero 105Diapositiva numero 106…Act localCEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsI. Discovering the fundamental laws of UniverseCEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsII. Inventing and constructing new devicesIII. Applying research and technologies III. Applying research and technologies Diapositiva numero 114CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsDiapositiva numero 116CEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsCEA - Irfu:4 fundamental questionsDiapositiva numero 119I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning I) Introduction: Nuclear physics applied from the beginning NuPECC Long Range Plan 2010� (ESF Forward Look)


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