Poster session and Best Poster Award

 

The Best Poster award goes to Luana Testa – A Scintillating Fiber Detector for Real-Time Beam Monitoring in Particle Therapy – congratulations!

Here is the list of posters for this year’s edition:

The SiPM photodetector for the ePIC-dRICH at the future Electron-Ion Collider – B.R. Achari – University of Bologna, INFN Bologna

QC of the CMS HGCAL SiPM-on-Tile tileboards (abstract) – Z. Alton – University of Maryland

Low power fully depleted MAPS for charged particle tracking and photon imaging – C. Bonini – CISAS, University of Padua

A SiPM-based Compton camera with walk-rejecting trigger for monitoring Targeted Radionuclide Therapy – A. Brunamonti – Politecnico di Milano, INFN Milano

SPECT Readout Electronics
– D. Cabiati – University of Turin, INFN Torino

A novel electromagnetic calorimeter based on oriented crystals – G. Curi – University of Insubria

Thin Silicon Detectors For Monitoring And Dosimetry Of Innovative Proton And Electron Medical Beams – U. Deut – University of Turin, INFN Torino

Simulation of the Forward Photon Detector Response Using Central PYTHIA Tunes – M. Husar – University of Zagreb

Identification of nuclei in ALICE – G. A. Lucia – Politecnico di Torino, INFN Torino

TetraBall: a single-moderator neutron spectrometer for CMS BRIL at HL-LHC – M. Marchisio Caprioglio – University of Turin, INFN Torino

Low current ion-beam imaging with high spatial resolution using a monolithic silicon sensor – E. Posteraro – Politecnico di Torino, INFN Torino

Results from the pre-series production of the loaded module cells at the University of Geneva for the new Inner Tracker of the ATLAS experiment (abstract) – M. Repik – University of Geneva

Calculating Cosmogenic Activation in the SABRE South Experiment – K. Rule – University of Melbourne

Fast-Timing Strip LGADs for Space-Weather Monitoring in Low Earth Orbit – D. Schledewitz – University of Trento, TIFPA-INFN

Innovative batteries for space, environment and medicine: the case of betavoltaic devices – F. Simioni – University of Padua, INFN Padova

A Scintillating Fiber Detector for Real-Time Beam Monitoring in Particle Therapy – L. Testa – Sapienza University of Rome, CREF, INFN Roma I

Novel, flexible, air stable detectors with PbS Quantum Dots on PEN show high X-ray sensitivity and imaging capabilities – M. Waqas – INFN Roma Tre, University of Padua