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Blue Sky Research, Corona Virus and Why You Should Care?
Blue Sky Research, Corona Virus and Why You Should Care?
Speaker : Dr. Archana Sharma, CERN Laboratory, Geneva, Switzerland
Speaker : Dr. Archana Sharma, CERN Laboratory, Geneva, Switzerland
Archana Sharma is a Principal Scientist at the CERN Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland. She has been active in the field since 1989 mainly working on instrumentation especially gaseous detectors. She is the pioneer of simulations and experimentation on wire chambers, resistive plate chambers and micro-pattern gaseous detectors over last three decades. Following a graduate degree in Nuclear Physics from BHU Varanasi, India, Archana received her Particle Physics, Ph.D., from Delhi University in 1989, followed by an “Instrumentation for High Energy Physics” D.Sc. from the University of Geneva in 1996. Sharma also earned an executive MBA degree from the International University in Geneva in 2001. She is an internationally recognized expert for her experimental work on gaseous detectors for research in High Energy Physics.
Archana Sharma is a Principal Scientist at the CERN Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland. She has been active in the field since 1989 mainly working on instrumentation especially gaseous detectors. She is the pioneer of simulations and experimentation on wire chambers, resistive plate chambers and micro-pattern gaseous detectors over last three decades. Following a graduate degree in Nuclear Physics from BHU Varanasi, India, Archana received her Particle Physics, Ph.D., from Delhi University in 1989, followed by an “Instrumentation for High Energy Physics” D.Sc. from the University of Geneva in 1996. Sharma also earned an executive MBA degree from the International University in Geneva in 2001. She is an internationally recognized expert for her experimental work on gaseous detectors for research in High Energy Physics.
Archana has worked on several CERN experiments both on R&D being involved in designing and prototyping, and on running laboratories for construction, installation and commissioning of large scale gaseous detectors. She is the founder and leader of CMS GEM Collaboration, for exploiting one of the most sensitive detectors for trigger and tracking in the CMS Experiment at LHC, with the highest discovery potential. Sharma pioneered the development of micro-pattern detectors, her publications, review articles and book: a special volume on Instrumentation on Particle Physics edited by her are widely referred to and cited. Since 2001, Prof. Sharma has led the construction of gaseous detectors and upgrades on the CMS experiment and is well known for incessantly mentoring students into professionals. She is the co-owner of patent on a family of detectors called THRAC – Timing and High Rate Capable devices. She is an IEEE Senior, recognition from the International Institute of Electronics and Engineers where she also served several terms on the Transnational Committee, encouraging participation in this field from Asia.
Archana has worked on several CERN experiments both on R&D being involved in designing and prototyping, and on running laboratories for construction, installation and commissioning of large scale gaseous detectors. She is the founder and leader of CMS GEM Collaboration, for exploiting one of the most sensitive detectors for trigger and tracking in the CMS Experiment at LHC, with the highest discovery potential. Sharma pioneered the development of micro-pattern detectors, her publications, review articles and book: a special volume on Instrumentation on Particle Physics edited by her are widely referred to and cited. Since 2001, Prof. Sharma has led the construction of gaseous detectors and upgrades on the CMS experiment and is well known for incessantly mentoring students into professionals. She is the co-owner of patent on a family of detectors called THRAC – Timing and High Rate Capable devices. She is an IEEE Senior, recognition from the International Institute of Electronics and Engineers where she also served several terms on the Transnational Committee, encouraging participation in this field from Asia.
Archana has served on numerous committees and plays a vital role in advisory review boards for leading International Conferences, Publications and Symposia in the field. Archana is an examiner for European Commission Horizon 2020 projects and advisor/reviewer for some national funding agencies. Dr. Sharma has been on board as honorary Adjunct professor is several institutions where she teaches regularly courses on radiation detectors and their applications in high energy physics and in other fields like medical imaging and diagnostics, astronomy, space and PET. She has been very actively facilitating knowledge exchange and capacity building in the science and technology sector exploiting her mandate in the International Committee and the Career Committees of CMS experiment. Prof. Sharma is the author and co-author of over 1000 publications and is invited regularly for keynote talks in international conferences and public addresses in various science and technology events. Archana has been conferred with many prestigious awards and medals from NGO’s in India.
Archana has served on numerous committees and plays a vital role in advisory review boards for leading International Conferences, Publications and Symposia in the field. Archana is an examiner for European Commission Horizon 2020 projects and advisor/reviewer for some national funding agencies. Dr. Sharma has been on board as honorary Adjunct professor is several institutions where she teaches regularly courses on radiation detectors and their applications in high energy physics and in other fields like medical imaging and diagnostics, astronomy, space and PET. She has been very actively facilitating knowledge exchange and capacity building in the science and technology sector exploiting her mandate in the International Committee and the Career Committees of CMS experiment. Prof. Sharma is the author and co-author of over 1000 publications and is invited regularly for keynote talks in international conferences and public addresses in various science and technology events. Archana has been conferred with many prestigious awards and medals from NGO’s in India.
She has appeared on BBC and CNN on several occasions and is frequently cited in the national media and printed press in India. Finally, as an aside, Archana also runs an NGO called Life Lab Education and Research Foundation with the objective to create partnerships with educational institutions for the benefit of the underprivileged students mainly in India: www.lifelab.org.in
She has appeared on BBC and CNN on several occasions and is frequently cited in the national media and printed press in India. Finally, as an aside, Archana also runs an NGO called Life Lab Education and Research Foundation with the objective to create partnerships with educational institutions for the benefit of the underprivileged students mainly in India: www.lifelab.org.in
Date: 20th June 2020
Date: 20th June 2020
Local Time : 14:00 - 15:00 (Indian Standard Time)
Local Time : 14:00 - 15:00 (Indian Standard Time)
Geneva Time : 10:30 - 11:30 (Switzerland Time)
Geneva Time : 10:30 - 11:30 (Switzerland Time)
Chat Box and Questions
Chat Box and Questions
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Bibhuti Biswal: Hello participants,
Goodafternoon
Dr Bibhuti Narayan Biswal, RCP, Navi Mumbai
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Chandan Kumar: Goodafter to all of you 🙏
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Pawan Kumar: Prof. Pawan Kumar
Asst. Prof.
M S College, Motihari, Bihar
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anathnaidu paila: Good afternoon to all
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Pankaj Kumar Singh: Please share slide.
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rakesh ranjan: Good afternoon
And welcome everyone
Attending this webinar
Rakesh Ranjan
S.U.COLLEGE HILSA NALANDA
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Ravi Ranjan: Good afternoon everyone
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Isita Chatterjee: Good afternoon everyone
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Dark Matter: Question : how do we know equal amounts of matter and antimatter were created at the time of big bang?
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Tapojit Chaki: Good afternoon ma'am
Is there any real existence of dark matter and dark energy ?
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PUSHP RAJ: Good morning ma'am. I've a Question...
What is the origin and exact position of a particle ?
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Isita Chatterjee: Question: Why is it obvious to form an antiparticle in a particle formation?
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Prakash Kondekar: Hello fm Mumbai...Dr Prakash Kondekar
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Dr. AP Jayaraman: Illuminating as usual
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Dr. AP Jayaraman: What is your take on proton decay
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Shekhar physics: As you stated mam higgs decays instantly so we need a computing and storing device which collects the data instantly,but the current computational device there is a limitation of storage and rate of computation.Can we look for quantum computing devices which can do this work with more accuracy.
And how we can only collects the data related to higgs only now at CERN.
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physicist triplekvarma: The Future Circle Collider will cover an area of 100km (62miles) under Europe
Please discuss about this future project?
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Dr. AP Jayaraman: Some more light on the proposed successor to LHC announced this week?
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indrajit das: I am from Jadavpur university.Mam I have a question.
We,all are made from matter.then we have also anti matter.Where is our anti matter?
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Yogesh Kumar: Are LHC and FAIR projects are interrelated?
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poonam jain: How a nuclear physicist contribute in these projects as nuclear energy is of low range in comparison to high energy...
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Pawan Kumar: Wow very nice ma'am
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Chandan Kumar: Thanks man for sharing such a wonderful knowledge
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Pankaj Kumar Singh: Very nice
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Pankaj Kumar Singh: Please send feedback link.
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anathnaidu paila: Thank you madam.
00:50:55.690,00:50:58.690
Tapojit Chaki: Really awesome knowledge..
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Pawan Kumar: Thank you so much ma'am
00:51:20.367,00:51:23.367
Anurag Mishara: Thanks ... Maam .....
00:51:27.251,00:51:30.251
Pawan Kumar: Excellent session
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Isita Chatterjee: Thank u maam
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physicist triplekvarma: Thank you so much Madam.
00:51:40.019,00:51:43.019
Dark Matter: Ma'am how can we know about dark matter from CERN?
00:51:51.663,00:51:54.663
Chiranjit Das: Very informative mam and thanks the entire team for allowing me in attending this lecture
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mohammad aziz: Thank you ma’am
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Prof. Binay Kumar: I have a question
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physicist triplekvarma: What is the role of civil engineers in these projects?
00:52:18.286,00:52:21.286
ANIRUDH KUMAR: Very informative and smooth lecture. Thank you.
00:52:42.541,00:52:45.541
Pankaj Kumar Singh: What is difference between Plasma and Plasma Membrane? Pankaj Kumar Singh, IIT (BHU)
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Yogesh Kumar: very nice session ..
00:53:32.029,00:53:35.029
Ayush Ranjan: We have heard that universe is expanding since the big bang... But we also say.. that we don't know the exact boundary of universe.. So how can be soo sure that universe is expanding..?
00:53:43.693,00:53:46.693
Yogesh Kumar: Kindly send video on yogesh.du81@gmail.com
00:54:08.825,00:54:11.825
Prakash Kondekar: What type of Food is used in space shuttles ? Do you have part to play there ?
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Kaleshwar Kalyankar: Thank You Madam
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physicist triplekvarma: What is the difference between God and Ghost particles?
00:55:47.781,00:55:50.781
Mallu suhasini: Highly informative lecturer
00:55:56.382,00:55:59.382
Kunjesh Kumar: It's very informative n interesting session, that will make the listeners interested to know something more about the topic
00:56:14.466,00:56:17.466
Prakash Kondekar: Can we have the Videoof this for my Students ?Dr Prakash Kondekar,Mumbai. email ID kondekar.prakash@gmail.com
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Nitin Chandra (Assistant Professor, Physics): The Blue sky research as you said is also helpful in treating people diagnosed with different diseases. But why to fund these projects astronomically high in cost. Why not rather fund the different alternative medical systems (traditional systems of different countries) which are far less costly?
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Dark Matter: Can you tell us about semester exchange programs and internships at CERN? About the eligibility criteria and prerequisites please
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PANKAJ KUMAR TRIPATHI: Yes
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Pawan Kumar: If possible , ma'am Please share me your ppt
pawanggis2@gmail.com
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PANKAJ KUMAR TRIPATHI: Thank you mam for very informative lecture
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Nitin Chandra (Assistant Professor, Physics): And also less risky (less chance of side effects)?
00:58:43.820,00:58:46.820
Dark Matter: Yes need ppt, chinmayshahi007@gmail.com thanks
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Isita Chatterjee: After completing msc in physics what is the way to be a part of all these projects?
00:58:55.284,00:58:58.284
Vijay Raj Singh: BK Sir Prof Chandra has one question
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Prakash Kondekar: Thanx Dr Budhenra Kumar.......Prof Prakash Kondekar,Mumbai,Uni
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Anurag Mishara: Ma'am is there any possibility to reach plank scale and see what we get at that scale ??
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indrajit das: I am from Jadavpur University.Mam I have a question.
We, all made from matter.We have also anti matter.Where is our anti matter?
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indrajit das: This lecture is informative and interesting.Thank you mam
00:59:19.482,00:59:22.482
Nitin Chandra (Assistant Professor, Physics): The Blue sky research as you said is also helpful in treating people diagnosed with different diseases. But why to fund these projects astronomically high in cost. Why not rather fund the different alternative medical systems (traditional systems of different countries) which are far less costly? And also less risky (less chance of side effects)?
00:59:34.744,00:59:37.744
Preetam Singh: Is there any astronomical effect to the laboratory.
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Pawan Kumar: Thank you so much ma'am
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Tapojit Chaki: Thank you ma'am
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Anurag Mishara: Thanks ma'am .... ...
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Blessy Mathew: Thank you ma'am
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ARIJIT GHOSAL: thank you mam
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JAY PAUL: Thank you mam..
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Pankaj Kumar Singh: Thanks
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Igor Bdikin: thanks
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Pankaj Kumar Singh: Feedback link please.
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Rajesh Roushan: Thank you mam
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Chiranjit Das: Plz email us the entire recording sir.
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Dark Matter: Please mail my questions, and request to kindly share the ppt with the participants
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Kunjesh Kumar: Thank you all for the session
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Yogesh Kumar: kindly send video...
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