The Lab is beautifully situated above the campus of the University of California. Studies of X-ray imaging using silicon detectors, both experimental lab work and simulation studies. Detector development work, e.g. electronics for next generation experiments at the large accelerator laboratories or instrumentation for X-rays at the Synchrotron Light acclerator Stipends are available. Stanford, California Collaboration with the top ranked Stanford University and Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in the Silicon Valley. The diploma work can be made in detector development including test experiments at the Stanford Accelerator and in more theoretical simulation studies.
Stipends are available.
Trieste, Italy Collaboration with the University of Trieste in the North-east of Italy. Diploma work in the field of particle detectors. Silicon strip detectors are developed for use in satellite based astrophysics experiments and for medical imaging. Simulation work is also available where the response of the instrument for different cosmic rays is studied. We are studying the flux of different cosmic rays, antiprotons, electrons, nuclei etc that give information on the transport mechanism and production details of these particles in our galaxy.