Silicon for Science

AbstraktAbstract

Erik Heijne (IEAP CTU, CERN) received the 2017 High Energy and Particle Physics Prize from the European Physical Society for his pioneering contributions to the development of silicon microstrip detectors. Among the winners of these prestigious prizes we can find many Nobel Prize laureates. At this occasion Erik Heijne will give a lecture Silicon for Science about the use of silicon within the elementary particles physics. The lecture is open to professionals, students, but also to the wide public with an interest in cutting-edge technology to push the boundaries of our knowledge of the world around us. The lecture is part of the celebrations of the 15 th anniversary of IEAP CTU, as well as IEAP Doors Open Day on October 11, 2017.

Erik Heijne (IEAP CTU, CERN) received the 2017 High Energy and Particle Physics Prize from the European Physical Society for his pioneering contributions to the development of silicon microstrip detectors. Among the winners of these prestigious prizes we can find many Nobel Prize laureates. At this occasion Erik Heijne will give a lecture Silicon for Science about the use of silicon within the elementary particles physics. The lecture is open to professionals, students, but also to the wide public with an interest in cutting-edge technology to push the boundaries of our knowledge of the world around us. The lecture is part of the celebrations of the 15 th anniversary of IEAP CTU, as well as IEAP Doors Open Day on October 11, 2017.