ABRIDGED CURRICULUM and MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS (December 2021)

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PERMANENT ADDRESS:

Prof. Fabio Sauli
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
CH-1211 Geneva 3, SWITZERLAND
E-mail: fabio.sauli AT cern.ch  

EDUCATION AND HONORS
Doctor in Experimental Physics 1965, University of Trieste (Italy)
"Libero Docente" 1971, University of Trieste
1996-2002: Adjunct Professor, Northeastern University Boston (MA, USA)
2003-2007:Appointed Professor , Università La Bicocca (Milano, Italy)
Doctor Honoris Causa, Université de Haute Alsace (Mulhouse, France) October 7, 2005
"Aldo Menzione" Prize, for the Gas Electron Multiplier. 13th Pisa Meeting on Advanced Detectors (May 24, 2015)
ICFA Instrumentation Award TIPP 2023 Cape Town September 8 2023

POSITIONS HELD
1963-1964: Fellow INFN (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Italy)
1964-1965: Second Lieutenant, Italian Air Force
1966-1969: INFN Research Associate and Univ. of Trieste Associate Lecturer
1969-1989: CERN Applied Research Staff in Georges Charpak group
1989 to 2006: EP-GDD Group Leader, Gas Detectors Development group
2000 to 2020: Editor, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A
2006 (March 31): Retired from CERN
2006 to 2007: Associated INFN Trieste (Italy)
2006 to 2018: TERA Foundation (Novara, Italy and CERN)
2018 to 2022: CERN Honorary Member
2022 to present CERN Contributing Retiree
2014 to present: associated to RD51-DRD1' Gas Detectors Development (CERN-GDD)

RESEARCH ACCOMPLISHMENTS
   For a more detailed description of research activities seeAQUA and GDD

   Born Trieste (Italy) March 28, 1941. Studies at the University of Trieste where he gets his PhD in Experimental Physics in 1965. The thesis work, prepared at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), describes the results of an experiment making use of optical spark chambers, a device designed to visualize tracks of particles generated in high-energy collisions. From 1969: Applied Research Physicist in the group of Georges Charpak (1992 Nobel Laureate in Physics). Associated to Prof. Charpaks' group, Sauli participates to the realization of an experimental complex exploiting the new technology. He contributes to the development of numerous detectors: high-accuracy drift chambers, multi-step chambers capable to detect ultra-violet photons emitted by Cherenkov effect, imaging chambers. He participates directly to the construction and operation of several experiments exploiting the novel technologies, at CERN and in the US. From 1969 to 1972: participates to the development and installation of the Split Field Magnet Detector at the CERN Storage Rings (ISR). From 1972 to 1975: construction of the Omega detector upgrade, developing and building large size High Accuracy Drift Chambers. From 1975 to present: contributes to the development of advanced detectors based on the Multiwire Proportional Chambers and Drift Chambers: Multistep Chambers, Parallel Plate Chambers, Barium Fluoride Calorimeters, Cherenkov Ring Imaging, Imaging Chambers, Microstrip Gas Chambers. From October 1989 TO 2006: leader of the Gas Detector Development (GDD) group (later TA1-GD) in the PPE division (presently PH-DT-TP).

   Spokesman of CERN R&D projects RD-10 (A Study to improve the radiation hardness of gaseous detectors for use at very high luminosity) and RD-28 (Development of Gas Microstrip Chambers for Radiation Detection and Tracking at High Rates).
Contributes to the development of the Micro-Strip Chambers for the CMS experiment (1995 to 1997). In 1997, introduces a new concept in gas detectors: the Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM). The technology has been used in the HERA-B tracker at DESY and the DIRAC experiment at CERN. Twenty large size GEM detectors with 2-D readout, built by the group, are operational at CERN in the COMPASS experiment. A set of half-moon shaped GEM-based detectors has been completed for TOTEM, a forward addition to the CMS experiment at LHC. Other experiments world-wide use or develop the GEM technology (for an updated list see GEM SETUPS ).
- Muon trigger for LHCb
- GEM-TPC for the TESLA Linear Collider detector (DESY, BNL, Karlsruhe ..)
- Vertex GEM-TPC at the Laser Electron Gamma Source (LEGS) at Brookhaven Nat. Lab. (V. Radeka)
- Hadron-Blind detector upgrade for PHENIX at Brookhaven (C. Woody, BNL; I. Tserruya, Weizmann Inst. of Science Rehovot)
- GEM-TPC for MICE (Geneva, Legnaro, Rutherford lab,... A. Blondel)
- Target-recoil detector at CEBAF Large Acceptance spectrometer CLAS at Jefferson Lab (C. Keppel)
- Radial GEM-TPC for BONUS at Jefferson Lab (H. Fenker)
- XENON, liquid Xenon GEM-TPC for astrophysics at Columbia University, approved by the American National Science Fundation (E. Aprile)
- Cylindrical GEM detectors for KLOE-2 upgrade al Laboratori Nazionali Frascati (G. Bencivenni)
- GEM for PET/SPECT Imaging at Univ. of Texas (E. Tsyganov, subm. to NSF)
- Two-phase GEM detector for astrophysics (A. Buzulutskov, Budker Institute for Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk)
- ALICE TPC upgrade (C. Garabatos, CERN)
- CMS Muon detector Upgrade (A. Sharma, CERN)

   Collaborations and strong consultancy links have been established with many institutes for the development of the gas detector technologies for particle tracking, x-ray imaging, gaseous photomultipliers, plasma diagnostics, X-ray detection in space.
Recently, a line of research started aiming at the detection and localization of single photoelectrons for use in RICH counters. The detectors make use of a CsI photocathode deposited on the first GEM in a cascade; the readout is implemented on a matrix of mm-wide hexagonal pads, interconnected along three projections (HEXABOARD), a technology developed by the group.
Several CERN patents cover the GEM operation and the applications for particle tracking and in biomedical fields, and licenses are being granted for commercial exploitation.
Reached age limits in March 2006, retired from CERN. Continues the research activity as CERN Visitor. Associated to theTERA Foundation he is contributing to the deign of diagnostic imaging systems for monitoring the dose distribution in proton- and ion-beam radiotheraphy at the Italian Hadrotherapy Center (CNAO) in Pavia. In April 2008, starting of the project AQUA (Advanced QUality Assurance), contributing to the development of a Proton Range Radiography instrument (in collaboration with CNAO) and of an advanced system of Time-of-Flight measurement for Positron Emission Tomography (TOF-PET) in the framework of the European FP-7 project ENVISION.
Member of the RD51 collaboration (Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors)

SCHOOLS AND WORKSHOPS
Main Organizer and Director of the "ICFA Schools on Instrumentation in High Energy Physics": Rio de Janeiro (1990), Trieste (1991), Bombay (1993).
Co-organizer of dedicated workshops: International Workshops on Micro-Strip Gas Chambers (Legnaro, Oct. 1994, Lyon 1995); International Workshop on Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors (Orsay June 1999); Giornate di Studio sui Rivelatori (Torino 1996-2000).
Organizer of the Short Courses at the Lyon 2000 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference (Lyon October 2000)
Convener of the Satellite Workshop "Micro-Pattern Detectors for Time Projection Chambers", 2003 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference (Portland, October 15-20 2003)
Chairman of the IEEE-Nuclear Science Symposium (Roma 2004)
Convener, Gas Detectors - IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium (Honolulu, 2007)

LECTURES ON INSTRUMENTATION AT UNIVERSITIES:
Genova (1989), Bologna (1990), Milano (1991, 1992, 1993), Grenoble (1994 and 1995), Torino (1995), Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne (1996); Northeastern University Boston (1997 and 1998); Heidelberg University (2000).
Milano-La Bicocca University: Rivelatori di Radiazioni 2 (2003-2008)
TRIUMF Summer Institute, Vancouver, Canada: Course on Gaseous Detectors (July 9-13, 2007).

INVITED LECTURES AT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, SYMPOSIA AND CONFERENCES:
Mahabaleshwar, India (1985); Cargèse, France (1990); TRIUMF Vancouver, Canada (1993); Bologna, Italy (1996).
XXXVI Int. Winter Meeting on Nuclear Physics, (Bormio, January 1998)
Symposium on Radiation Measurements and Applications (Ann Arbor, May 1998)
Nuclear Science Symposium, Short Courses on Instrumentation (Toronto, October1998)
Wire chamber Conference WCC98, (Vienna, February 1999)
PANIC99 (Uppsala, June 1999)
5th Int. Conf. On Position-Sensitive Detectors (UC London, September 1999).
IX Giornate di Studio sui Rivelatori (Torino, March 1999)
XXVII SLAC Summer Institute on Particle Physics (Stanford, July 1999)
CERN Academic Training: Four Lectures on Detectors (December 1999)
XXVII Int. Meeting on Fundamental Physics (Sanlucar de Barrameda, February 2000).
8th Pisa Meeting on Advanced Detectors (Elba May 2000)
American Physical Society, Dept. of Particles and Fields DPF2000 (Columbus, August 2000)
Imaging 2000 Conference (Stokholm, June 2000)
Annual Meeting of the Division of Nuclear Physics of the American Physical Society (Williamsburg October 2000)
Sixth School on non-accelerator Astroparticle Physics (Trieste July 2001)
ITBS 2001, Int. Conf Imaging Technologies in Biomedical Sciences (Milos May 2001)
VI Workshop on Resistive Plate Chambers (Coimbra November 2001)
Int. Workshop on Aging Phenomena in Gas Detectors (DESY Hamburg October 2001)
XII Giornate di Studio sui Rivelatori (Torino, February 2002)
SORMA 2002 Symposium on Radiation Measurements and Applications (Ann Arbor May 2002): Seeing the Invisible, invited talk in honor of Prof. Glenn Knoll.
SAMBA II Symposium on Applications of Particle Detectors in Medicine, Biology and Astrophysics: Applications of Gas Electron Multiplier Detectors (ICTP Trieste May 2002)
Short course on Radiation Detection and Measurements, IEEE-Nuclear Science Symposium (Norfolk November 2002)
42nd INFN ELOISATRON WORKSHOP: Innovative Detectors for Supercolliders (Erice, Italy 28 September-4 October 2003): New Trends in Gasous Detectors
RICG2004: 5th International Workshop on Ring Imaging Cherenkov Counters (Playa del Carmen, Mexico Nov. 30-Dec. 5, 2004); Novel Cherenkov Photon Detectors.
XIV Giornate di Studio sui Rivelatori (Torino, 1-13 Feb. 2004): Rivelatori a gas ad alta risoluzione spaziale.
HEPP-EPS 2005: International Europhysics Conference on High Energy Physics (Lisbon, 21-27 July 2005): Invited talk on "New Detectors".
NPDC19: Europhysics Conference on New Trends in Nuclear Physics Applications and Technology (Pavia, Italy, September 5-9, 2005): Gas Detectors from Lab to Applications.
SLAC Int. Symposium on Detector Development: Recent Developments in Gaseous Detectors(Stanford, April 3-6, 2006).
LBL TPC Applications Workshop: GEM Developments (LBL Berkeley, April 7-8, 2006).
10th Pisa Meeting on Advanced Detectors: Gas Detectors Poster Review (Isola d' Elba, Italy, May 21-27, 2006).
IMAGING 2006: Imaging with the GEM (Royal Institute of Technology, Stokholm, June 26-30, 2006).
EUROMEDIM 2006: Imaging with Micropattern Detectors (Marseille, France, May 9-12, 2006).
Vienna Instrumentation Conference 2007: Invited Summary Talk (Vienna, 19-23 February 2007).
RIKEN MPGD Workshop (Tokyo, 23 March 2007).
Japan Physical Society. Invited talk: Recent Developments in Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors (26 March 2007).
TRIUMF Summer Institute 2007: Course on Gaseous detectors (Vancouver, July 9-20).
IEEE-NSS-MIC 2007: Short Course on Gas Detectors (Honoluly, October 26-November 4 2007).
Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors Workshop: Invited Talk "One Century of Success and Disappointments" (Amsterdam, April 16-18, 2008)
ESF Exploratory Workshop: Advanced Quality Assurance for CNAO (Oxford, September 23-26, 2008).
IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium 2008: Short course "Basics of Particle and Radiation Detectors" (Dresden, October 19-25, 2008)
FRONTIER DETECTORS FOR FRONTIER PHYSICS: Invited Gas Detectors Poster Review (Isola d'Elba, 24-30 May, 2009)
TIPP09: Recent Topics on Gaseous Detectors (Tsukuba, Japan,March 12-17, 2009)
SEMINARIO NAZIONALE RIVELATORI INNOVATIVI: Course on "Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors" (Frascati, Italy, November 30-December 4, 2009).
CHIPP PhD Winter School 2010: Course on Modern Particle Detectors (Ascona, Switzerland, January 17-24, 2010)
EPFL 3eme Cycle ACCELERATORS AND MEDICAL PHYSICS: Diagnostic Methods in Hadrontherapy (Lausanne, Suisse, 18 novembre 2010)
XX GIORNATE DI STUDIO SUI RIVELATORI: Recent developments and Applications of Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors (Villa Gualino, Torino, Italy 23-26 Febbraio 2010).
RICH 2010: 7th International Workshop on Ring Imaging Cherenkov Counters, Cassis (France) 2-7 May 2010.
EDIT 2011: Gaseous Detectors Fundaments (CERN, 31 January- 10 February, 2011).
NDIP 2011: A Tribute to Georges Charpak (Lyon, July 4-8, 2011).
MPGD2011: Second International Conference on Micro Pattern Gaseous Detector, Kobe(Japan) August 29- September 2011 . Invited tak: Homage to Georges Charpak.
ICTR-PHE 2012 International Conference on Translational Research in Radio-Oncology and Physics for Health in Europe, Geneva (Switzerland) February 27-March 2, 2012: A Compact Multi-Gap RPC for TOF-PET.
12 Pisa Meeting on Advanced Detectors, Isola d'Elba (Italy) May 20-26, 2012.
MPGD 2013: 3d International Conference on Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors. Zaragoza (Spain), July 1-4, 2013.
ICTR-PHE 2014 International Conference on Translational Research in Radio-Oncology and Physics for Health in Europe, Geneva (Switzerland).
Bethe Forum on Detector Physics, Bonn (Germany) March 31-April 11, 2014. Invited lectures on Micropattern Gaseous Detectors.
THE ART OF EXPERIMENT. A Symposium Honoring David Nygren, LBNL Berkeley (USA) May 2-3, 2014. Invited talk: Gaseous Detectors: a continuing success story.
HOMMAGE A GEORGES CHARPAK, LPNHE, Paris (16 Octobre 2014 ) Invited talk: De la Chambre Multifils aux Détecteurs à Multistructure.
NDIP 2014, 7th International Conference in Photodetection, Tours, France, June 30-July 4. Invited lecture: Photon Detection and Imaging with Gaseous Detectors.
XXII Seminario Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare e Subnucleare, Otranto (4-11 giugno 2015) Lectures: Gaseous Radiation Detectors.
EDIT 2015: International School "Excellence in Detectors and Instrumentation Technologies", INFN Frascati (October 20-29, 2015): Invited lectures "Photon Detection and Imaging with Gaseous Counters" and "Problems and Solutions with Gaseous Counters".
XXV GIORNATE SUI RIVELATORI, Cogne, Italy (23-26 February 2016) Lectures "Photon Detection and Imaging" and "Problems and Solutions with Gaseous Counters".
IMAGING 2016, KTH Stokholm (June 13-16, 2016) Invited Talk: Radiation Imaging with Gaseous Counters.
NDIP 2017, 8th International Conference "New Developments in Photodetectors", Tours 3-5 July 2017. Invited tutorial: Photon Detection and Imaging with Gaseous Counters
MPGD 2019 Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors Conference, La Rochelle5-10 May 2019 Presentations: "Study of Discharge Mechanisms in Cascaded Systems" . "The Early Times" Tribute to A.Oed and G. Charpak
GSSI-GRAN SASSO SCIENCE INSTITUTE COLLOQUIA Astroparticle Physics Colloquia March 17, 2021. Invited Talk "Imaging Radiation Detectors in Particle Physics and other Fields"
XXII School on Experimental Nuclear Physics, Sao Paulo (Brasil) 25 July-05 August 2022. Invited Talk Historical perspective and development of the Gas Electron Multiplier
Symposium 30th Anniversary of the TERA Foundation, CERN15 September 2022 Invited Talk "TERA Projects in Medical Diagnostics"
Lectures From MWPC to MPGD and Micropattern Gaseous Detectors at Hawaii University March 14'16, 2023.
The 8th International Conference on Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors, Oct.14-18, 2024 USTC Hefei, China
Georges Charpak 100 Years Anniversary Invited Talk Between Reality and Imagination

INVITED TOPICAL SEMINARS:
Aachen University (16.12.97)
CERN (September 1998)
INFN Legnaro (28.9.99)
Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble (20.1.99)
GSI Darmstadt (1.12.99)
DESY Hamburg (24.11.99)
Max Planck Institute München (08.02.00)
Università la Bicocca, Milano (Aprile 2004)
Karlsruhe University (23 July 2004)
MIT Boston (19 April 2005): Developments and Applications of the Gas Electron Multiplier
Yale University (20 April 2005): Developments and Applications of the Gas Electron Multiplier
Università di Napoli (16-17 May 2005): Osservare particelle per fisica e medicina.
DESY, Hamburg (8 July 2005): Gas Electron Multiplier Detectors: Performances and Applications In Particle Physics and Other Fields.
Tsinghua University (Beijing): Invited seminars on detectors for HEP (September 12-14, 2005).
Aachen University: Development and Applications of the Gas Electron Multiplier (Aachen, Germany, January 31, 2006).
Tokyo University, Japan: Invited seminar (30 March 2007).
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan. Invited Seminar: Developments and Applications of the Gas Electron Multiplier (2 April 2007).
KEK, Tsukuba: Principles of Gas Detectors (March 14, 2009).
CERN: GEM Detectors, 20 Years of Developments and Applications (October 21, 2016).

PUBLICATIONS
Author or co-author of over 200 articles in major scientific journals
For a complete list and downloads of recent publications see PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS:
Instrumentation in High Energy Physics, F. Sauli ed. (Word Scientific, Singapore 1992).
Instrumentation in Elementary Particle Physics, J. Anjos, D. Hartill, F. Sauli and M. Sheaff, ed. (Word Scientific, Singapore 1992).
Georges Charpak: Seminal Papers, F. Sauli, Editor (Elsevier, 2011).
F. Sauli: Gaseous Radiation Detectors: Fundamentals and Applications (Cambridge University Press, June 2014).
F. Sauli, Editor: A Rich Legacy. Special Issue in memory of T. Ypsilantis (Nucl. Instr. Methods A970, August 1, 2020).
F. Sauli: Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors, Principles of Operation and Applications (World Scientific, 2021).

MAJOR REVIEW PUBLICATIONS:
F. Sauli, Principles of Operation of Multiwire Proportional and Drift Chambers, CERN 77-09 (1977).
G. Charpak and F. Sauli, The multi-step Avalanche Chamber, Phys. Letters 78B (1978) 523.
G. Charpak and F. Sauli, High-Resolution Electronic Particle Detectors, Ann. Rev. Nucl. Part. Sci. 34 (1984) 285.
F. Sauli, Applications of gaseous detectors in astrophysics, medicine and biology, Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A323 (1992) 1.
F. Sauli, High rate, position-sensitive radiation detectors: recent developments and applications in particle physics, medicine and biology. Invited paper at the Eight meeting of the division of particles and fields of the APS, Albuquerque NM August 2-6, 1994.
F. Sauli, Applications of gaseous particle detectors in physics and medicine. Invited talk at the CAM94 Physics Meeting, Cancun, Mexico 26-30 September 1994.
F. Sauli, Potentials of advanced gas detectors for health physics, Rad. Protection Dosimetry 61 (1995) 29.
F. Sauli, Gas detectors: recent developments and future perspectives, Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A419 (1998) 189.
F. Sauli, Development of high rate MSGCs: overview of the results from RD-28, Nucl. Physics B (Proc. Suppl.) 61B(1998)236.
F. Sauli, Recent developments and applications of fast position-sensitive gas detectors. Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A422 (1999) 257.
F. Sauli and A. Sharma, Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors, Ann. Review of Nuclear and Particle Science 49 (1999).
F. Sauli, Gas Detectors: Achievements and Trends, Nuclear Instrum. and Meth. A461 (2001) 47.
F. Sauli, Fundamental understanding of aging processes: review of the workshop results, Int. Workshop on Aging Phenomena in Gas Detectors (DESY 2001). Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A515(2003)358.
F. Sauli, From Bubble Chambers to electronic systems: 25 years of evolution in particle detectors at CERN (1979-2004). Pysics reports 403(2004)471.
F. Sauli, Progress with the Gas Electron Multiplier, Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A522(2004)93
F. Sauli, Novel Cherenkov photon detectors, Nucl. Instrum. and Meth. A553(2005)18.
F. Sauli, Recent Topics on gaseous detectors, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A623(2010)29
F. Sauli, Gas Electron Multiplier GEM) Detectors: Principles of Operation and Applications. Comprehensive Biomedical Physics Vol. 6 (2014) M. Danielsson, Ed.
F. Sauli, The gas electron multiplier (GEM): operating principles and application, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A805(2016)2-24.

FORMER INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATORS
David Anderson, FERMILAB, Batavia Ill (USA)
Amos Breskin, Weizmann Institute of Sciences, Rehovot (Israel)
Stan Majewski, Jefferson Lab, Newport News VA (USA)
Jerry Va’vra, SLAC (Stanford USA)
Armando Policarpo (Coimbra University, Portugal)
Thomas Ypsilantis, Collège de France, Paris and CERN
Gian Antonio Della Mea, INFN Legnaro (Padova, Italy)
Lev Shekhtmann and Alexei Buzulutskov BINP Novosibirsk (Russia)
Risto Orava (Helsinki University, Finland)
Danilo Pacella, ENEA (Frascati, Italy)
Hans Siebert (Heidelberg University, Germany)
Joseph Pochodzalla (MPI Heidelberg, Germany)
Craig Woody (BNL Upton NY USA)

RECENT COLLABORATORS AT CERN
Leszek Ropelewki (CERN Staff)
Sebastian Bachmann (CERN Fellow)
Andrea Bressan (University of Trieste-COMPASS)
Bernhard Ketzer (CERN Fellow)
Markus Deutel (CERN Technical Student)
Elke Schulte (Helsinki Doctoral Student)
Steffen Kappler (Karlsruhe PhD Student)
Thomas Meinschad (Vienna PhD Student)
Peter Everaerts (Gent University PhD Student)
Gabriele Croci (MIlano-La Bicocca Student)
David Watts (TERA Foundation)
Nail Malakhov (TERA Foundation)
Jerome Samarati (TERA Foundation)
Sarolta Iliescu (TERA Foundation)
David Watts (PARTNER ESR)
Nail Malakhov (TERA)
Andrea Bianchi (TERA)
Giacomo Borghi (TERA)
Martina Bucciantonio (TERA)
Robert Kieffer (ENTERVISION ESR)

FORMER DOCTORAL STUDENTS
(In parenthesis, their present position)
Prof. Guy Shultz (President, Université de Haute Alsace, Mulhouse)
Prof. Amos Breskin (Leader, Radiation Detectors Laboratory, The Weizmann Institute of Sciences, Rehovot)
Dr. Bruno Guérard (Detector group, Institut Laue Langevin, Grenoble)
Dr. Ariella Cattai (CERN Staff)
Dr. Anna Peisert (CERN Staff)
Dr. Archana Sharma (CERN Staff)
Dr. Mar Capeans (CERN Staff)
Dr. Elke Schulte (Aachen University)
Dr. Evelyne Daubie (Université de Mons)
Dr. Michael Hoch (CERN Staff)
Dr. Jean-Jacques Florent
Prof. Paulo Fonte (Coimbra University)
Dr. Giuliana Manzin (Detector group, Institut Laue Langevin, Grenoble)
Dr. Ada Farilla (Bari University)
Dr. Steffen Kappler (Aachen University)
Prof. Bernhard Ketzer (TUM München)
Dr. Gabriele Croci (Bicocca University, Milano)
Dr. Andrea Bianchi (Bicocca University, Milano)
Dr. David Watts (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)