Presentation of the Julius Wess Award to Prof. Klanner

Friday Mar 3, 2017, 3:00 PM → 8:00 PM Europe/Berlin

Otto-Lehmann-Hörsaal (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Campus South)

The Julius Wess Award 2016 is presented to Prof. Dr. Robert Klanner, DESY and University Hamburg, for his outstanding achievements in the development of particle detectors, in particular by his fundamental contributions to silicon microstrip detectors, including the first demonstration of the reconstruction of secondary vertices from the decay of heavy-flavoured hadrons.

 

The ceremony will take place on March 3, 2017 at KIT, Karlsruhe.

Poster 2017_03_Poster_Wesspreis_Klanner.pdf

3:00 PM → 3:10 PM Welcome¶

Speaker: Prof. Oliver Kraft (KIT, vicepresident)

3:10 PM → 3:20 PM Introduction to the KIT Centre KCETA¶

Speaker: Prof. Marc Weber (KIT)

3:20 PM → 4:05 PM Higgs-Boson and the Physics beyond the Standard Model¶

Speaker: Prof. Rohini Godbole (Indian Institute of Science, Bangelore)

4:05 PM → 4:15 PM music contribution

N.N.

4:15 PM → 4:35 PM Coffee

4:35 PM → 4:55 PM Laudation¶

Speaker: Prof. Thomas Müller (KIT)

4:55 PM → 5:10 PM Presentation of the award¶

Speaker: Prof. Oliver Kraft (KIT, vicepresident)

5:10 PM → 5:20 PM music contribution

N.N.

5:20 PM → 6:05 PM Silicon Detectors: From the early days to the LHC and XFEL¶

Speaker: Prof. Robert Klanner (DESY)

6:05 PM → 7:45 PM Reception