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Detectors are the heart of any modern experiment in nuclear
and particle physics. This course will cover the basic
knowledge about particle and radiation interaction with matter,
the properties of various detector types, new developments, electronics,
data acquisition, and finally some examples of complex experimental setups.
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NEWS (April 04, 2016):
The course takes place weekly at 10 a.m. in the seminar room of the
Institute for Nuclear Physics. Its starts in April 14th.
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In the Master of Science/Physics program this course counts
as an course (2 HPW) with 3 credit points.
If the module "Nuclear and Particle physics" is
your primary area of specialization, "Physics of detectors" is a core course.
If the module "Nuclear and Particle physics" is
your secondary area of specialization, "Physics of detectors" is one of
the specialized courses offered.
This course is recommended by the
BCGS
(Bonn-Cologne Graduate School of Physics and Astronomy).
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