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	participating universities Bergen Heidelberg Mannheim Oslo home news members ... all students professors others former activities ... schools ... Spring School 2005 Bergen Fall School 2005, Heidelberg Spring School 2006, Oslo Fall School 2006, Heidelberg Spring School 2007, Bergen Fall School 2007, Oslo Spring School 2008, HD Fall School 2008, HD Spring School 2010, HD Fall School 2010, HD Spring School 2011, Bergen Fall School 2011, Andoya Spring School 2012, HD Spring School 2013, HD seminars ... summer term 2005 winter term 2005/06 summer term 2006 winter term 2006/07 summer term 2007 winter term 2007/08 summer term 2008 winter term 2009 summer term 2010 winter term 2010 summer term 2011 winter term 2011 summer term 2012 contact links [sitemap]		The International Research Training Group Development and Application of Intelligent Detectors at the Universities of Bergen, Heidelberg, Mannheim and Oslo aims at developing and applying state-of-the-art detection systems for particle, nuclear and space physics that integrate modern information technologies as key features. beetle readout chip (LHCb, CERN) On both sides many major experiments in high energy elementary particle and nuclear physics are actively pursued: ALICE, ATLAS, BABAR, CBM, CERES, FOPI, H1 and LHCb in Heidelberg/Mannheim as well as ALICE, ATLAS, BRAHMS, NA57 and space physics experiments INTEGRAL and POLAR in Bergen/Oslo. Kirchhoff Institute of Physics The International Research Training Group links the expertise that is available in Heidelberg (Physics Institute, Kirchhoff Institute for Physics), Mannheim (Institute of Computer Engineering), Bergen (Department of Physics and Technology) and Oslo (Department of Physics). A copious collaboration has already been established within the ALICE experiment for the joint design of the high level trigger. Further common research interests are expressed for one of the major future European research facilities: FAIR. NEW !!! Seminar by Paul Seyfert 15th June 2012, 16:00 CET (s.t.)