THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NETWORK FOR PARTICLE PHYSICS: STATUS ON MPGD PILOT OFFER Hartmut Hillemanns RD51 Collaboration Meeting, 26 May 2010.

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THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER NETWORK FOR PARTICLE PHYSICS: STATUS ON MPGD PILOT OFFER Hartmut Hillemanns RD51 Collaboration Meeting, 26 May 2010

TT Network TTN in a nutshell Purpose: Build “corporate identity” Establish a genuine partnership / collaboration amongst institutes active in Particle Physics in MS  Bridging the gap between the institutes members of the TT Network and industry –Be an attractive partner for industry –Enlarging the KT & TT Offer –Making the PP offer more visible  KT & TT/IP practices and tools –Exchange experience and practices –Improve capabilities amongst TT Network members Develop the image of the PP community as a source of knowledge that benefits society Programme of work: 3-year project to develop tools and methods in order to support a permanent operation Elaborate structures for the TT network permanent operation Financing During the execution of the project, the TT Network members will cover their own costs 2 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network Organisation & Composition Organisation (during project phase):  TT Network Board composed of one designated representative of each node to review the advancements of the programme of work and take all appropriate actions for its execution.  Steering Committee composed of the work package conveners and the Network Coordinator to ensure the execution of the programme of work.  NIKHEF and FZJülich interested 3 InstituteMember StateCategory CEA/IRFUFranceRI-HEP CERN RI-HEP CHALMERSSwedenUniversity Copenhagen UniversityDenmarkUniversity CNRS/IN2P3FranceRI-HEP DESYGermanyRI-HEP EPFLSwitzerlandUniversity GSIGermanyRI-G INFNItalyRI-HEP JSI* Jožef Stefan Institute SloveniaRI-G PSI Paul Scherrer InstituteSwitzerlandRI-G National Technical University of AthensGreeceUniversity STFC*, Science & Technology Facilities CouncilUKRI-HEP University of SofiaBulgariaUniversity LIPPortugal University (*) members since June 09 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network Results and Future Work Plans Intellectual Property charter Intellectual Property policy, Knowledge and Technology Transfer policy, Collaborative and Contract research policy (while remaining compatible with open science) Prototype version of the TT Network website for internal use and evaluation Make PP technologies & expertise more visible to industry PP Offer: Standard presentation of technologies, service capabilities & R&D opportunities Successful applications in research disciplines other than PP and in industry Build Network corporate identity PP brand, concerted communication strategy, community building tools (web, training, mobility,..) Development of Push/Pull mechanisms (incl. technology pooling) and Collaborative scouting Further exploratory actions for other possible pilots such as Si Strips sensors and Si photomultipliers Set-up a programme of work to address socio-economic impacts of PP 4 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network Implementation proposal Implementation on practical cases that will be used as a pilots to develop and validate tools and methods necessary to build a PP corporate identity: PP specific technology Important and visible case with recognized TT potential Very good illustration of PP collaborative spirit Complex enough to address final goals: enhancing the attractiveness of PP technology General enough to trigger interest amongst TT Network members to validate/consolidate the results on other cases 5 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network RD51 and TTN Some Similarities: Participating nodes share common vision, goals, strategy and projects Best practice exchange among participating nodes (TT is a sort of open science too …) Concerted communication and community building 6 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 Inst 1Inst 2Inst 3…Inst nRD51Inst 1Inst 2Inst 3…Inst nTTN R&D TT Projects Pilot

TT Network Why a MPGD-Pilot Proposal ? First pilot case: Micro Pattern Gaseous Detectors Large collaborative R&D efforts from PP community (RD-51, more than 60 institutions involved, not only PP institutes, important interest from industry);  Good case to define a collaborative scouting model Evidence for patent pooling (GEM, micromegas, front-end readout, software, etc.)  Very good case for the development of a collaborative push and pull model  First data to test community building tools; specify value and meaning of a PP brand  Test of concerted communication strategy Important and very visible case currently addressed by members of the TT Network individually with a limited collaboration at the TTO level TT Network member institutes participating in RD-51  CEA, CERN, CNRS, DESY, INFN, GSI  NTU, KFKI (TT Network Observer) 7 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network What are the benefits for RD51 ? 8 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 “The main objective of the R&D program is to advance technological development and application of Micro Pattern Gas Detectors.” public.web.cern.ch/RD51%2DPublic/ public.web.cern.ch/RD51%2DPublic/ ➜ Increased visibility and awareness of RD51 technologies and expertise through concerted communication and building a MPGD community brand ➜ Image of an organised community: ➜ More attractive R&D offer to industry in partnership ➜ Concerted offer more attractive for industry to manufacture ➜ Promote and strengthen the image of RD51 as reference source for MPGD technologies ➜ Possibility to offer customer specific solution packages, expertise and services rather than raw technology components ➜ Simplified access to RD51 technologies, patent pool and expertise ➜ One SPOC (single point of contact) for facilitated identification of and access to RD51 technology offer

TT Network Achievements and To Do’s Achievements: WP4 core team constituted RD51 collaboration informed TTN member contact persons for RD51 identified MPGD Inventory To do’s: MPGD Inventory Consolidation MPGD Offer building Offer presentation 9 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 Pilot Preparation Constitute WP4 team Identify RD51 contact persons Inform RD51 collaboration Inventory Technologies, expertise, patents Services Facilities IP situation, pooling opportunities Risks and barriers Offer building Collaborative pull IP handling TTN website Branding and communication

TT Network WP4: High Level Work Plan 10 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 MPGD Inventory: Technologies, expertise, patents Services Facilities MPGD Inventory: Technologies, expertise, patents Services Facilities IP situation Patent pooling opportunities Risks and barriers IP situation Patent pooling opportunities Risks and barriers Common technology offer building: Collaborative pull IP Handling TTN website Branding & communication Common technology offer building: Collaborative pull IP Handling TTN website Branding & communication Months 12/09 Results & Recommendations 1/102/103/10 4/10 5/10 6/10 7/10 8/10 9/10 Consolidation and Analysis

TT Network MPGD Inventory Collect information on MPGD related technology: GEM, Micromegas, THGEM, Ingrid, etc. Medipix, VFAT, NINO, HPTDC, etc. SRS, etc. Production of GEM, THGEM, etc. Applications Facilities Patents Classify along a conceptual detector scheme 11 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network MPGD Conceptual Detector 12 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network Classification of MPGD solution elements ConverterAmplification Charge Collection Front end readout Analog Signal processing Digital signal processing Data processing Data Analysis Data Display 13 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 Expertise (Engineering, Production, Packaging, Integration, Operation, Testing, Quality) Facilities Simulation SW CsI GEM Micromegas THGEM Counting Gases RETGEM InGrid Resistive Mesh Ambient Air Medipix VFAT NINOHPTDC AP25 Gastone DIRAC2 Timepix GTK/NA62 Scalable Readout System DABC DCS Sealed GEM Neutron Conversion

TT Network Key Requirements from Specific Applications (1/2) 14 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010

TT Network Key Requirements from Specific Applications (2/2) 15 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 Applicati onConverter Amplifi- cation charge collection Frontend Readout Analog Signal Processing Digital Signal Proces- sing Data Acqui- sition Data Analy- sis Data DisplayGeneral Requirements PET imaging high detection efficiency >90% position resolution <5mm no parallax error>10^4 -10^5< few ns fast signal shaping: <10ns signal discrimination with timing resolution <100ps counting and/or time stamping (<100ps) high band- width (some 10^5 readout channels !) device specific dense conversion materials highly segmented photodetectors detector modules per scanner 25cm^2 per module 100kHz typical single rate per module 1MHz maximum single rate per module 1MHz typical coincidence rate per scanner 4MHz typical coincidence rate per scanner N- detection detection efficiency 50% to 100% for thermal neutrons size: 0.1m^2 to 10m^2 Pixel size: 1mm^2 to 1cm^2 rate cap. >>100kHz time resolution < 1us Robustness Reliability Large scale manufacturability

TT Network From Technology Bricks to Solution Packages: How to Proceed ? 16 RD51 Collaboration Meeting, Mai 26, 2010 TTO (support by Researcher) Identify Key Application Requirements Researcher (support by TTO) Validate feasibility, maturity, availability TTO Check access conditions TTO and Researcher Consolidate and propose appropriate offer Role of TTO: MPGD inventory maintenance, market analysis, IP situation, MPGD technology offer Role of Researcher: Validation of MPGD technology inventory, validation of key requirements, consultancy for technology offer

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