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Funding and Research Overview of High Energy Physics in France

Explore the funding structure, research organizations, budgets, and participation in HCP experiments in France's high energy physics domain. Get insights into the collaboration, budgets, and infrastructure of HEP projects in France as per ECFA Midterm Review at CERN.

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Funding and Research Overview of High Energy Physics in France

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  1. ECFA: Mid-term review France CMS Atlas Edelweiss ILC BAO HESS Double Chooz Searching for the Elementary ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  2. Research Organization for HEP in France PhD, Post Docs, … 130 Physicists 180 Adm. Staff 45 Engineers 235 Technicians 172 CEA DAM DSM DEN DRT DSV Irfu Institute of Research into the Fundamental laws of Universe SAP SACM IN2P3: 1 900 CNRS staff 600 university staff 900 physicists 1200 engineers and technicians 400 administratifvestaff SPhN SEDI SPP SIS SIEV SENAC Astroparticles & Neutrinos Particle Physics Nuclear Physics Accelerators & Nuclear Energy Hadronic Physics & Theory  Common prospective IN2P3/IRFU in 2011 ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  3. High Energy laboratories in France cnrs/in2p3 labs associated to local universities CEA-Irfu: SAP SPhN SPP SACM SEDI SIS SIEV SENAC Saclay ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  4. Budgets IN2P3 - 2010 IN2P3 – 2010: 49 M€ without salaries Funding for laboratories and research structures 31 % Very big research infrastructures - TGIR 46 % Projects 23 % LHC 10 % Computing 31 % Quarks and leptons 24 % Nuclear physics 23 % Nuclear Physics 30 % Astroparticules and neutrinos 25 % R&D Accelerators and Detectors 19 % Astroparticules 29 % ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  5. Budgets – IRFU 2010 Total budget 2010: 82 M€ (including salaries) TGE: XFEL, FAIR, SP II… Broader Approach for Fusion: IFMIF EVEDA, JT60SA External Resources: Technology (Iseult), CNES (Space Agency), European, National and Regional Programs ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  6. “External” Funding Sources ANR: National Research Agency - funding for innovative projects over 3 years - favoring collaborations among French laboratories or with industrial partners - funds for young researchers  not very well adapted for main HEP program Regional Funds: regional infrastructures - in relation with industrial partners European Funding: FP7 DS, PP or I3 - ERC grants New regulation on budgetary autonomy of Universities ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  7. Campus Orsay-Saclay : Project for P2I Plan Campus Saclay Physique des deux infinis ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  8. Campus Paris-Saclay ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  9. CAMPUS Projects : ~10 projects CAMPUS initiative launched in 2008 cnrs/in2p3 las associated to local universities CEA-Irfu: SAP SPhN SPP SACM SEDI SIS SIEV SENAC Saclay ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  10. 2010: Excellence Initiative in France • French Stimulus Package : 35 G€ 7.7 G€ the “Excellence Initiative” • Excellence Initiatives: 5-10 excellence initiatives ( ~ Campus initiative) • “in strong collaboration with economic environment - initial investment up to 1 G€ • - recurrent funding from investments • Excellent Laboratories: research groups or association of laboratories • - call closed on November 22nd • - nearly all IN2P3 and Irfu laboratories are part of a project • - 1 G€ invested – financing from benefits • Excellent Equipment : infrastructures and equipments between 1-20M€ • - call closed in September: about 220 projects submitted • - total funding 400M€ for investment, 600k€ invested for running costs •  All projects evaluated by ANR

  11. Research Structuresin France GDR – groupement de recherche - research group : Terascale, Neutrinos, PCHE, Medical imaging GIS – groupement d’intérêt scientifique - scientific interest : P2I, Sources and Accelerators, French Grid, Hadron Therapy, Jannus… GIP – groupement d’intérêt publique – public interest (industry): MIND, Arronax PRES – Universitairy and ResearchCenters : 17 centers in France Fédérations de Recherche – research federations: MSIF- Modélisation, Simulation, Interactions Fondamentales(Annecy area) FRIF- Fundamental Interactions ( Paris) International actions: International associated laboratories – LIA: FCPPL France-China Particle Physics Laboratory, FJPPL Japan “Toshiko Yuasa”  , FVPPL Vietnam, FKPPL Korea, KIPAC-APC, ILLPC USA, ILCP Morocco and Sweden MC2 visitor program to come to France with US/Canada/Japan on LHC/ILC ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  12. HCP Experiments – dominant activity! ATLAS CMS cnrs/in2p3 labs associated to local universities CEA-Irfu: SAP SPhN SPP SACM SEDI SIS SIEV SENAC Saclay LHCb ALICE DØ ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  13. Participation in HCP Experiments ATLAS CMS cnrs/in2p3 labs associated to local universities CEA-Irfu: SAP SPhN SPP SACM SEDI SIS SIEV SENAC Saclay LHCb ALICE DØ Total : 350 Physicists (students and post-docs included) In addition ~64 FTE engineers and technicians ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  14. Participation in Atlas • Hardware contributions: • Pixels, em-Calorimeter, had-Calorimeter, muon-system, Trigger • Strong implication during data taking and commissioning Strongest participation in an LHC experiment: 150 physicists ~ 35 engineers & technicians Yearly Physics Atlas-France Meeting Software developments: Electrons, photons, muons, alignment and magnetic fields… • Upgrade activities: • 2016: Insertable B layer • 2020: Tracking upgrade • R&D: 3D technology, front-end electronics, mecanics, cooling • MAMMA Collaboration: large mirco-megas for muon-chambers • Physics implications: • EW-physics • B-physics • Top physics • Higgs searches • SUSY and exotics ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  15. Contributions to CMS Coordinated effort and good complementarily among the groups: 2 yearly CMS-France meetings • Hardware contributions: • Tracking: IPHC, IPNL • ECAL: IPNL, LLR, IRFU • Magnet: IRFU • Strong implication during data taking and commissioning Software developments: b-tagging, particle Flow, photons, electrons, taus… Upgrade activities: Trigger, Electronics, muons? Physics interest: Electroweak, top, Higgs, SUSY and Exotics ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  16. B-Physics Community LHCb: 44 FTE CPPM, LAL, LAPP, LPC, LPNHE Hardware contributions: Calorimeter, Electronics, Trigger Babar: ~10 FTE contributing to final analysis Babar/Belle : B-Physics Book SuperB: contributions to TDR Fit progams: CKMFitter UTFit ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  17. Detector R&D for ILC Contributions to ILD : IPHC, IPNL, LAL, LLR, LPC, LPNHE, LPSC, IRFU Contributions to SiD: LAPP, LPNHE Detector R&D activities: CALORIMETRIE: CALICE E-CAL and H-CAL Vertex Detector: CMOS, 3DIT Tracking Detectors: TPC Micromegas SiLC Collaboration Total of about 55 FTE • European Programs: EUDET (FP-6) • AIDA ( FP-7) • ANR Program: SDHCAL ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  18. Accelerator R&D • LAL-Orsay, IPNO, IRFU Supratech platform • LPSC, LAPP, LLR: R&D activities • R&D for linear colliders : • Contributions to ILC-GDE (TTF3, ATF2) and CLIC (CTF3) • nm stabilisation of final focus • XFEL production : coupler, cryomodules • R&D on superconducting cavities • Simulation of beam dynamics and interaction regions • PHIL: PHoto Injector at LAL - • studies for CLIC electron injector • Participation to SuperB TDR • Activities on Laser-Plasma acceleration ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

  19. Accelerator R&D Upgrades for LHC: HIPPI – High Intensity Proton Pulsed Injector IPHI – Proton Injector at High Intensity for SPL Developments for SPIRAL-2, FAIR and ESS IFMIF/EVEDA – Deuteron accelerator for material studies for ITER Irradiation facilities for material science: JANNUS Radioactive beams : ALTO Development of an intense positron source: SOPHI Participation : FP6-CARE, FP6-EuroTeV, FP7-EUCard Coordination : ESGARDE, FP7-Tiara Total FTE effort: IN2P3 - 86 IRFU - 51 ECFA Midterm Review France - CERN 26/11/2010

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