The Scientific Advisory Committee of the International Science & Technology Center (ISTC SAC)
in cooperation with The International Science & Technology Center (ISTC) and
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland
with the assistance of Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
is organizing

13th ISTC SAC Seminar
"New Perspectives of High Energy Physics"

1-5 September, 2010, Novosibirsk, Russia

              

Scientific Program Committee:
S. Aronson (BNL, Director), S. Bertolucci (CERN), J.P. Contzen (ISTC SAC Coordinator),
R. Heuer (DG CERN), W. Gudowski (ISTC), P. Jenni (CERN), A. Skrinsky (BINP Director), Yu. Tikhonov (BINP)

Organizing Committee:
T. Kurtyka (CERN), Y. Malakhov (ISTC), Yu. Tikhonov (BINP), M. Kuzin (BINP), A.Tribendis (BINP).

Seminar presentations

Oral presentations now available by this link. Folder structure: first two digits is the day of September (01-04 of September), then two digits is the number of presentation by the programme and then the Author's Last Name.

Seminar photo

Seminar photos now available at "Photofile" server. Total number of photos from BINP's photographer Nataly Kupina more than 500! Enjoy!

Book of abstract and programme

August, 23. Final version of Scientific programme of the Seminar now available here (corrected at August, 30). You can find the Seminar "book of abstracts" here (PDF, 700 kbytes). Participants list of Seminar now available here. Poster instruction now available here. Last Seminar announcement now available here.

Accomodation and meeting in airport

All participants will be accomodated in the hotel "Golden Valley". Please do NOT book the room by yourself - the local organizing Committee will do the booking by the common list of all participants. hotel "Golden Valley" address: Il'icha str. 10, Novisibirsk 630090 Russia tel. +7(383) 330-3609, fax +7(383) 330-4240 The distance from hotel "Golden Valley" to Budker INP is 1,4 km. See the map of the Akademgorodok: small version (390 kb). Local Org. Committee will meet all Seminar participants in the Novosibirsk airport "Tolmachevo". Please send your flights schedule to Maksim Kuzin. When you arrive at airport and pick up your laggadge - please look for the people with the "BINP" words or your Family name on the paper.

General

2nd call in DOC and PDF

Dear Colleague, The Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) and the International Science & Technology Center (ISTC) jointly with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) would like to invite you to participate in the 13th SAC seminar on ”New Perspectives of High Energy Physics”, BINP, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation, 01 – 05 September 2010. Each SAC seminar is focused on a specific Science and Technology (S&T) area, with the objective to: Address the most important topics of Science and Technology in the selected fields, Assess the overall status of research performed by Russian Federation (RF) and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) institutes in the selected S&T area, as well as the work done in this area by the international research community. Stimulate cooperation and collaboration between RF, CIS and the international research communities, by inviting lead-scientists from around the world to SAC seminars. The title of the 13 International SAC Seminar: "New Perspectives of High Energy Physics" The aim of this Seminar is to report on the newest achievements and challenges in High Energy Physics and to identify perspectives of future development of this branch of physics and of further technology transfer to areas of application such as medicine and informatics. A special session involving a competition, will focus on the role and contribution of young scientists into high energy physics research. A special emphasis will be put on the development of cooperation between CERN and Russian/CIS institutes. Main topics to be discussed during the 13th SAC Seminar are: The overall framework      - Particle physics overview and vision      - CERN programme      - Large CERN projects with ISTC role Challenges in nuclear and heavy ion physics      - RHIC Brookhaven      - CERN LHC specific abstracts      - NICA Dubna pp detectors and physics related talks Future projects/technologies & Data handling challenges      - Linear Collider R&D      - R&D on other facilities      - CERN and LHC machine upgrade plans      - LHC detector upgrade plans CERN      - Spanning from Acquisition to Grid Applications and knowledge transfer      - Medical application of hadrons and heavy ions      - Medical spin-offs of High Energy physics      - Knowledge and technology transfer from High Energy Physics International collaboration - Road map of particle physics infrastructure We hope that these topics are of interest to you and that we will meet you at the 13th SAC Seminar, 01 – 05 September 2010, Novosibirsk, the Russian Federation. Visit please our SAC Seminar website and register at your earliest convenience. The deadline for papers and registration is 30 June, 2010.

Further information on the 13th SAC Seminar

Technical Program: The first four days (01 – 04 September 2010) of the 13th SAC Seminar will serve as a forum for presentations and discussions of modern scientific and technical ideas, plans, and/or proposals. Sunday 05 September 2010 will be a day of Technical visits. Oral Sessions will include selected presentations and lectures by Invited Speakers. Young Scientists Session: The competitive “Young Scientists Session” will be organized during the 4th day of the Seminar including 10 minute oral presentations by 9 young scientists (no older than 35 years) on the basis of pre-selection from the list of abstracts (oral or poster). Presentations of young scientists will be evaluated by the Selection Committee and three winners will be awarded as follows: 1st prize - financial support of the winner’s participation in an international conference or workshop on a selected topic within the High Energy Physics subject area (up to $2,500) 2d prize - financial reward ($1,500) 3d prize - financial reward ($1,000) Poster Sessions will be organized during the Seminar. Language: The official language of the Seminar will be English. Abstracts and Proceedings: A book of Abstracts with all accepted papers (oral and poster) will be issued at the beginning of the Seminar. Abstracts should not be longer than 1 page. Deadline for the abstracts is June 30th, 2010, which is also the online registration deadline. After the Seminar Proceedings of the presented papers will be published. Deadline for the proceeding papers is August 1st, 2010. Russian visa: If you are not a Russian citizen you have to apply for visa to visit Russia. For this purpose you should prepare two documents as soon as possible: filled-in visa questionnaire and the passport scanned copy. Please refer to the corresponding item on the Seminar Registration.

Important dates

1st Deadline – Registration & Abstracts - June 30th, 2010 Online registration and abstract submission need to be done through the Seminar website. Authors should specify if they wish to make an oral or a poster presentation. Abstracts should not be longer than 1 page. 2nd Deadline – Proceeding Articles - August 1st, 2010 Articles for proceedings should be submitted in Microsoft word format. It would be highly appreciated if speakers submit PDF or PPS files with their presentation slides one week before the seminar. It is the responsibility of the authors to ensure that any data presented at the Seminar or in any of the documents submitted to the organizers are appropriately protected with regard to any Intellectual Property Rights

Contacts

At ISTC: Marina Shilkina Senior Program Manager (Science Workshops and Seminars) ISTC E-mail: shilkina@istc.ru Tel: +7 (495) 982 3286 Fax: +7 (499) 978 4637 Dr. Yury Malakhov Coordinator for the 13th SAC Seminar Principal Senior Project Manager ISTC E-mail: malakhov@istc.ru Tel: +7 (495) 982 3157 Fax: +7 (499) 978 4637 At Budker INP: Dr. Maksim Kuzin Budker INP SB RAS tel: +7 (383) 329 4167 Fax: +7 (383) 330 7163 E-mail: M.V.Kuzin@inp.nsk.su At CERN: Ms. Marina Sovino, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland tel: +41 22 767 3688 Fax: +41 22 766 8531 E-mail: Marina.Savino@cern.ch

The International Science and Technology Center

The International Science and Technology Center (ISTC) was established by international agreement in November 1992 as a nonproliferation program. The ISTC coordinates the efforts of numerous governments, international organizations, and private sector industries, in peaceful scientists engagement and confidence buildup in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States creating new opportunities in international partnership. Through its political, legal, and financial frameworks, the ISTC contributes to Fundamental Research, International Programs and Innovation and Commercialization, by linking the demands of international markets with the exceptional pool of scientific talent available in Russian and CIS institutes. Current Parties to the ISTC agreement: Governing Board Parties - Canada - European Union - Japan - Russian Federation - United States of America - Republic of Belarus (rotating board party) CIS Parties - Republic of Armenia - Georgia - Republic of Kazakhstan - Kyrgyz Republic - Republic of Tajikistan Other Parties - Kingdom of Norway - Republic of Korea The ISTC core activity is the Science Projects Program, supporting thousands of Russian and CIS scientists in peaceful research including the resources of hundreds of collaborators and Partners. Through 2009, the ISTC has funded over 87,000 scientists and their team members in more than 1,000 research institutes. For more information please visit our website.

The Science Advisory Committee of the International Science and Technology Center

The Scientific Advisory Committee provides expert scientific evaluation of project proposals, determines new directions for project activity, and evaluates ongoing projects. The SAC meets three times a year to review the proposals based on the scientific and technical merits of each proposal. The SAC makes recommendations and then forwards its review to the Governing Board, which considers the SAC’s recommendations and decides if the proposed project deserves funding. Additionally, annually SAC seminars are organized by the ISTC on a broad range of subjects of current interest to the science and technology community. The objective of these seminars is promoting exchange of S&T information for stimulating new ISTC projects, fostering contacts between Russian and other CIS scientists and their colleagues from other ISTC Parties with the aim of developing new collaborations. Members to the SAC committee: Dr. Jun Sugimoto, (Chairman) Japanese Atomic Energy Agency Prof. Mantsch Henry H Foreign Affairs Canada / Global Partnership Program (CAN) Dr. Volchek Konstantin Emergencies Science and Technology Division Environment Canada (Can) Prof. Jean-Pierre Contzen von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics (EU) Prof. Andre Syrota, Institute National de la Sante de la Recherche Medicale (EU) Acad. Yevgeny N. Avrorin Russian Federal Nuclear Center - All-Russia Scientific Research Institute of Theoretical Physics (RU) Acad. Yuri A. Trutnev Russian Federal Nuclear Center - All-Russia Scientific Research Institute of Experimental Physics (RU) Dr. Steven Joel Gitomer U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation (US) Dr. Upendra Singh Rohatgi Brookhaven National Laboratory (US)