[Particle-physics-affiliated] [Particle-physics-baes] Fwd: IPR question

[Oliver Stelzer-Chilton]

Dear Colleagues,

Thank you all for the prompt feedback. Much appreciated. 
There is a more concrete request from Jens to prepare 1-2 slides that the first speaker or parallel session convenor should show.

I attach a first draft trying to merge in the comments I got. Please send comments and suggestions.

Best regards,

Oliver

> Jens Dilling <jdilling at triumf.ca> wrote:


Here is the formal question from the committee, they want to see their questions addressed in the parallel session:
They say:
 
For the breakout sessions.  1-2 slides max.  > 20 point font. 
 
What accomplishment are you most proud of in the last five years?
What do you hope/expect to be most proud of in the next five years?
What are your top 1-2 concerns going forward?
 
For the past accomplishments, their timeline is the last five years (2013-2018).
For the next five years, I think it should include the entire next 5 year plan period (2018-2025).
 

> On Nov 14, 2018, at 12:18 AM, Mark Hartz <mhartz at triumf.ca> wrote:
> 
> Hi Oliver All,
> 
> Here is what I can say for long baseline neutrinos:
> 
> Past Highlights:
> - Construction and operation of the Time Projection Chambers (TPCs) and Fine Grained Detectors (FGDs) in the T2K near detector
> - As far as I know we did not contribute directly to the Target
> - Construction and operation of beam monitor just upstream of the target (OTR)
> - Construction and operation of the remote maintenance cell for target and horn.  Operation of the remote maintenance for target repair in 2015.
> - Development of fiTQun event reconstruction algorithm for Super-K
> - Leadership of T2K analysis - M. Scott (former TRIUMF postdoc) as Oscillation Analysis working group convener and M. Hartz as analysis coordinator
> - Development of NuPRISM detector concept - M. Hartz and M. Wilking (former TRIUMF postdoc) are spokespeople of J-PARC E61 experiment
> - Development of multi-PMT photosensor design (ongoing)
> 
> Future achievements:
> - Primary contribution (50%) to the Intermediate Water Cherenkov (NuPRISM) detector with $5 million CFI-IF for multi-PMT photosensor production
> - Potential contributions to the Hyper-K photosensors, readout electronics and calibration system
> - Leadership in analysis including analysis of near and intermediate detector data, bottom-up calibration of Hyper-K and machine learning techniques for event reconstruction and classification.
> 
> Best,
> Mark
> From: Particle-physics-baes <particle-physics-baes-bounces at trmail.triumf.ca> on behalf of Oliver Stelzer-Chilton <stelzer-chilton at triumf.ca>
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2018 6:47:54 PM
> To: particle-physics-baes; Particle-physics-affiliated at trmail.triumf.ca
> Subject: [Particle-physics-baes] Fwd: IPR question
>  
> 
> Dear Colleagues,
> 
> See request from Jens below. Deadline is noon tomorrow, so please send me your comments by 10am.
> 
> My own comments
> 
> For Past:
> - 1A should include the Tier1.
> - 1B, mention Mark for analysis coordinator
> - 1C name it lepton universality
> looks like we can add “E” to make it 5. Alpha?
> 
> For Future:
> - 1B since this goes to 2025, we will not have HL-LHC yet, so this is focusing on Run 3. We could say Higgs characterization, e.g. coupling to second generation. 
> - 1C should mention the multi-PMT development
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Oliver
> 
>> Begin forwarded message:
>> 
>> From: Jens Dilling <jdilling at triumf.ca <mailto:jdilling at triumf.ca>>
>> Subject: IPR question
>> Dear Colleagues,
>> For the IPR we are being asked to provide 3-5 bullet points for past high-lights and 3-5 bullet point for future science achievements (up to 2025).
> 
>> We need to have something for tomorrow noon.
>>  
>> Particle Physics
>> Past highlights (please check if consistent with parallel talks):
>>  
>> Key contributions to ATLAS for detectors and analysis (Higgs spin analysis coordinator, current overall physics coordinator, deputy spokesperson TRIUMF-affiliate)
>> Key contributions to T2K for detectors and analysis (near detector concept from TRIUMF, major contributions to target, and overall analysis)
>> Best weak-electrophysics test of  pion decay (PiENu), conceived and executed at TRIUMF
>> Key contributions to SNO detector (universal interface) and analysis (TRIUMF joint position Canadian collaboration spokesperson -D.Sinclair, who was invited to come to Stockholm with Art MacDonald)
>>  
>> Future achievements (projected)
>> Key achievements for UCN production and science program, including limits on n-EDM (level of 10-27e/cm)
>> Key contribution to detector and analysis for ATLAS upgrade, HiLumi upgrade and Higgs-potential mapping
>> Key contributions for Hyper-K detector system, development and production, and early science analysis for systematics
>> Canadian Leadership for Dark Matter searches in SuperCDMS, key contributions to physics analysis
>> Best hadronic limits on Anti-Matter-Matter, limits on Anti-Gravity measurements

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