1. FAIR GmbH and FAIR Project History, Status and Outlook
Simone Richter
Administrative Managing Director
HICforFAIR

2. Content and Agenda FAIR GmbH FAIR Project
Some information and facts on the FAIR GmbH History
Goals and Activities – Status and Outlook
FAIR Project
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3. FAIR GmbH – Creating an organisation for the FAIR Project
199x - first ideas for GSI Upgrades
The scientific community prepared the CDR
The international Committees ISC, AFI, STI started the steering and manageing of the adminstrative, financial, and scientific activities
2005 – The two company model for the FAIR Project has been signed
2006 – The FAIR Joint Core Team and the FAIR Technical Devision have been founded to run the operational work
2007 – FAIR Start Event
2010, 4th October - Foundation of the FAIR GmbH
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4. Signatory Ceremony and Foundation of FAIR GmbH
Signatory Ceremony at Wiesbaden
4th October 2010
The convention was signed by Finland
France
India
Poland
Romania
Russia
Slovenia
Sweden
Germany
Foundation act of FAIR GmbH
The Foundation papers for the FAIR GmbH
were signed by
Horst Stöcker
Hartmut Eickhoff
at 2010, 4th of October
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5. Organisational Chart (1/2)
Council
Managing Directors
Scientific Departement
Site & Buildings Departement
Technical Departement
Administration
Departement
AFC
Scientific Council
Machine Advisory Committee
In-Kind Review Board
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6. Organisational Chart (2/2)
Weekly management
board meetings
Council
B. Sharkov
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Managing Directors
B. Sharkov (Chairman), S. Richter
Director‘s Office
Council Matters Office
Legal Advisor
3rd Party Funding Officer
Research Director
acting B. Sharkov
(G. Rosner)
Director
Site&Buildings
acting D. Krämer
(L. Miralles)
Technical Director
D. Krämer
Technical Follow-up
In-kind coordination
Acc-Liaison
Project Office
Administration
Controlling and Ressource Planning
Finances
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7. Shareholders and Contributions
Spain is expected to join soon
Negotiations are ongoing with
China and UK for contributions
to experiments
The total Project Cost on Basis of
2005 prices is
1027 M€
Contracting Party
Contribution [M€]
Finland
5.00
French Republic
27.00
Federal Republic of Germany
705.00
Republic of India
36.00
Republic of Poland
23.74
Romania
11.87
Russian Federation
178.05
Republic of Slovenia
12.00
Kingdom of Sweden
10.00
Total
1.008,66
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8. FAIR GmbH Status
Official entry into the Commercial Register 10 November 2010
(HRB 89372)
5 Registered Shareholders: GSI, Rosatom, BOSE Institute, Swedish Research Council, NASR
Approval of Budget 2011 is reached The budget of 2011 is agreed to be 23,7 MEuro
The Business Management Contract, defining the close Cooperation between FAIR and GSI, was signed in January 2011
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9. FAIR – Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
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10. Development of Project Staging
2003
Recommendation by WissenschaftsRat – FAIR Realisation in three stages
2005
Entire Facility
Baseline Technical Report
2007
Phase A
Phase B
SIS300
2009
Module 0
SIS100
Module 1
expt areas CBM/HADES and APPA
Module 2
Super-FRS
fixed target area
NuSTAR
Module 3
pbar facility, incl. CR for
PANDA,
options for NuSTAR
Module 4
LEB for NuSTAR, NESR for NuSTAR and APPA,
FLAIR for APPA
Module 5
RESR
P+ beam line
nominal intensity for PANDA & parallel operation with NuSTAR and APPA
Module 6
BIOMAT Hall
HESR cooler
EC ring
Modularized Start Version
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11. Module 0:
SIS100 and connection
to existing GSI accel.
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12. Module 0: SIS100 and connection to existing GSI accel. Module 1:
Experimental areas
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13. Module 0: SIS100 and connection to existing GSI accel. Module 1:
Experimental areas
Module 2:
Super-FRS
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14. High-energy antiprotons (p-linac, pbar-target, CR, HESR)
Module 0:
SIS100 and connection
to existing GSI accel.
Module 1:
Experimental areas
Module 2:
Super-FRS
Module 3:
High-energy antiprotons
(p-linac, pbar-target, CR,
HESR)
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15. low energy antiprotons Module 1: Experimental areas
SIS100 and connection
to existing GSI accel.
Module 4:
low energy RIB and
low energy antiprotons
Module 1:
Experimental areas
Module 2:
Super-FRS
Module 3:
High-energy antiprotons
(p-linac, pbar-target, CR,
HESR)
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16. low energy antiprotons Module 1: Experimental areas
SIS100 and connection
to existing GSI accel.
Module 4:
low energy RIB and
low energy antiprotons
Module 1:
Experimental areas
Module 5:
RESR storage ring
Module 2:
Super-FRS
Module 3:
High-energy antiprotons
(p-linac, pbar-target, CR,
HESR)
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17. Science with the Modularized Start Version
APPA
CBM/HADES
PANDA
NuSTAR
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18. Site and Buildings Major Activities in the next twelve month
2nd Planning Phase
Kick Off Sept. 22nd 2010
Regular meetings with Users
finalize details of buildings
include details of media transport in the buildings
Target: Application for Building-Permit
May 2011
Target: Application to Radiation Safety Authority
to errect and operate the facility
Site preparation start in Winter 2011
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19. FAIR ACC Organisation
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20. Research Board of FAIR Collaborations established
interface between FAIR and all scientist communities
2 respresentatives for each pillar of APPA, CBM, NuSTAR, PANDA
Major activities for the next twelve month
Nominations by the collaborations started for
Technical Coordinators
Resource Coordinators
job descriptions close to final;
approval by new Research Director needed
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21. Milestones and Schedule
Experiment MoUs ready autumn 2011
Detector TDRs expected spring 2012
In-Kind Contributions to the accelerator defined autumn 2011
Site preparation winter 2011/2012
Start of ground breaking work Q2 2012
Ready to move in for buildings and tunnels – 2016/2017
Begin of accelerator commissioning 2017/2018
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