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SUMMARY:CNS Seminar: Bong-Hwi Lim
DTSTART:20260428T020000Z
DTEND:20260428T030000Z
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DESCRIPTION:  Place: Nishina Hall <hybrid>  Date:  Apr.28 (Tue) 11:00(-
 12:00)  Speaker: Prof. Bong-Hwi Lim            Assistant professor\
 , CNS\, University of Tokyo   https://u-tokyo-ac-jp.zoom.us/j/876978767
 12?pwd=ixLqOz0DFHuBPAPtCpK06Uul6VetqP.1------------Title:Next-Generation P
 article Tracking:From State-of-the-Art ALPIDE to Future MOSAIX TechnologyA
 bstract:Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors (MAPS) have revolutionized particl
 e tracking with their exceptional precision and low material budget. While
  the ALPIDE detector currently represents the state-of-the-art in operatio
 nal experiments\, the field is rapidly moving toward even more ambitious g
 oals.\nThis seminar will explore the technological trajectory of MAPS\, st
 arting with a foundational introduction and its historical development. We
  will review the success and architecture of the ALPIDE detector\, which h
 as served as a benchmark for several years. However\, the focus will then 
 shift to the next frontier: the ALICE ITS3 upgrade and the development of 
 the MOSAIX sensor. We will discuss how MOSAIX pushes the boundaries of sil
 icon technology through wafer-scale integration and ultra-low material bud
 get to meet the stringent requirements of future high-energy physics exper
 iments.The talk will conclude with an outlook on how these advancements i
 n MOSAIX are shaping the future of vertexing and tracking detectors.\n\nh
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LOCATION:Nishina Hall
URL:https://indico2.riken.jp/event/5632/
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