I.N.F.N. - Sezione di Lecce
Impegnato nella realizzazione di camere a deriva ultraleggere con capacità di Cluster Timing e Cluster Counting e nello studio di tecniche di costruzione innovative
The Lecce working group continues a consolidated tradition for many years in the design and construction of detectors based on cutting-edge technologies for the tracking of charged particles, to be used in next generation high-energy physics experiments, in search of signals beyond the Standard Model.
In this case, the Lecce group is engaged in the construction of ultralight drift chambers for the experiments planned for future lepton colliders. The group works in close collaboration with other groups both in Italy and abroad, in the context of the detectors proposed for the FCC-ee at CERN in Geneva, for the CEPC at the IHEP in China and for the Super-Charm-Tau -Factory (SCTF) at the BINP in Russia, studying the use of innovative construction techniques and proposing the implementation of an online processing (thanks to the use of FPGA) of the fine time structure of the signal, with the aim of obtaining the maximum information possible thanks to the cluster timing technique.
FisicaMenti
Gianluigi Chiarello
Post Doc INFN
Concentrated on the hardware of the detectors, it participates in the construction and commissioning of the detectors, aimed at the development of electronics and acquisition systems.
Edoardo Gorini
UniSalento Associate Professor
Passionate about exotic algorithms, he looks for new particles, participates in the construction of new detectors and tries to attract students to particle physics.
Franco Grancagnolo
INFN Senior Associate
A former research executive, expert in gas detectors, his business focuses on the design of drift chambers for precision experiments and at the frontier of energy. For many years he has devoted himself to the study of the processes of violation of the charged lepton flavor.
Marco Panareo
UniSalento Associate Professor
He carries out his research mainly in the field of high-energy physics, in the development of innovative particle detectors and related front-end electronics and acquisition systems.
Margherita Primavera
First INFN Researcher
He deals with the design phase and the simulation of ultralight cameras and the study of new physics processes for future accelerators.
Gianfranco Tassielli
Post Doc INFN
Engaged in the design of precision tracking detectors for frontier experiments, he is involved in the simulation, construction and implementation of detectors and front-end electronics.
Andrea Ventura
UniSalento Associate Professor
He is involved in the simulation and performance study of detectors for future accelerators and works to make particle physics known to the general public.
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