1. 6th High Power Targetry Workshop 11th -15th April 2016 Merton College, Oxford
Chris Densham

2. HPTW2016 Committee Marco Calviani Shunsuke Makimura Sarah Clements (l)
(l) = local organising committee
Marco Calviani
Shunsuke Makimura
Sarah Clements (l)
Nikolai Mokhov
Yong Dai
Frederique Pellemoine
Tristan Davenne
Eric Pitcher
Chris Densham (l)
Bernie Riemer
Mike Fitton (l)
Nick Simos
Ste Gallimore (l)
Thierry Stora
Patrick Hurh
Nakadaira Takeshi
Jim Hylen
Helmut Weick
David Jenkins
Michael Wohlmuther
Harold Kirk

3. Merton College

4. Targets for particle accelerators ‘particle decelerators’?
Protons
Electrons
Heavy or light ions
Photons
Neutrons
Muons
Neutrinos
Radioactive beams
Positrons
Pbars
Solid metals, graphite
Contained liquid metals
Open liquid metal curtains/jets
Granules, powders

5. Why focus on targets? ‘Niche’ between physics and engineering
An ‘Achilles’ heel’ technology – “they always go wrong”
Many synergies across various applications and facilities
Maximum physics needs optimum engineering

6. Limitations of target technologies (T. Davenne)
Flowing or rotating targets
Segmented
Peripherally cooled monolith

7. Workshop Structure & Conveners
Target technology ‘from cradle to grave’ (& back again)
R&D – physics design, materials choices, validation of concepts
Patrick Hurh (FNAL) & Tristan Davenne (RAL/STFC)
Target design, analysis & simulations
Nikolai Mokhov (FNAL) & Frederique Pellemoine (FRIB/MSU)
Target facility & safety issues
Eric Pitcher (ESS) & Marco Calviani (CERN)
Construction, fabrication, inspection, QA
Bernie Riemer (SNS/ORNL) & David Jenkins (RAL/STFC
Operational experience, monitoring & instrumentation
Shunsuke Makimura (KEK) & Jim Hylen (FNAL)
Post Irradiation Examination (PIE)/autopsy – feedback to R&D & design
Yong Dai (PSI) & Nick Simos (BNL)

8. Outline Timetable (Details in workshop booklet)
Monday 11th: Plenaries & Posters
Tuesday 12th
08:50 – 13:00 Session 1: R&D – physics design, materials choices, validation of concepts
13:50 – 18:00 Session 2: Target design, analysis & simulations
Wednesday 13th
09:00 – 13:00 Session 3: Target facility & safety issues
14:00 – 17:00 Session 4: Construction, fabrication, inspection, QA
Thursday 14th
08:50 – 13:00 Session 5: Operational experience, Monitoring & instrumentation
14:00 – 18:00 Tour of ISIS, RAL (c/o Ste Gallimore)
Friday 15th
09:00 – 13:00 Session 6: Post Irradiation Examination (PIE)/autopsy – feedback to R&D & design
14:00 – 17:00 Discussions & Hot Topics

9. Social & Domestic Timetable (check your dots)
Monday 11th
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch in Merton Dining Hall
16:00 – 18:00 Poster Session
18:00 – 19:30 Welcome Reception in Merton Chapel
Tuesday 12th
13:00 – 13:50 Buffet Lunch in TS Eliot Theatre
Wednesday 13th
17:00 – 20:30 Boat Trip with buffet dinner (silver dots)
Thursday 14th
13:00 – 14:00 Buffet lunch in TS Eliot Theatre
14:00 – 18:00 Tour of ISIS, RAL (coach from lodge – red dots)
19:30 – 22:00 Banquet Dinner (Merton Dining Hall – gold dots)
Friday 15th

11. Workshop Proceedings c/o L
Workshop Proceedings c/o L. Yang, CAS Special Issue on High-power Targets: Design, Engineering and Applications
Science and Technology of Nuclear Installations
Call for Peer-reviewed papers
We invite overview and original articles describing current and expected challenges in design, engineering and application of high-power targets. All theoretical, simulation and experiment papers are welcomed.
Papers submitted to 6th High Power Targetry Workshop will be published by Science Press in China and Springer as a book of meeting collections.
The papers come from the contributions of submitting the abstract in HPTW2016, suggestion: < 3 pages in each paper.
The cost of publication is ~ £15/per book, each book printed in black and white, the pages < 400, print run: 500, some funding available to cover part of costs.

12. 6th High Power Targetry Workshop
How to Upload your talk
11-15 April 2016
Merton College Oxford
Mike Fitton
RAL

13. To upload your talk please go to the workshop website Log in to your account at the top of the page

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16. Today’s Agenda
: Introduction to Workshop - Chris Densham (RAL/STFC) : Welcome talk - Robert McGreevy (ISIS/RAL/STFC) : Neutron and Muon Sources - Eric Pitcher – (ESS) 1130 – 1215: Neutrino Sources - Robert Zwaska (Fermilab) 1215 – 1300: Radioactive Ion Beams - Frederique Pellemoine (MSU/FRIB) 1300 – 1400: Lunch (Merton dining hall) 1400 – 1445: Precision experiments - Robert Tschirhart (Fermilab) 1445 – 1530: Accelerator Driven Systems (ASD) Lei Yang - IMP of CAS 1530 – 1600: Refreshment break + Group photo (weather permitting) 1600 – 1800: Poster session 1800 – 1930: Welcome Reception (Merton Chapel)