Missions of the laboratory
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EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL RESEARCH ON NUCLEAR, PARTICLE AND ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS.
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REALTED INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMENT
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APPLICATIONS ON MEDICAL PHYSICS AS WELL AS ANY OTHER FIELD OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.
ACTIONS
Fundamental Research:
• Experimental Particle Physics with Accelerators
• Experimental Astroparticle Physics
• Experimental Neutrino Physics
• Particle Physics Phenomenology
• High-Energy Theoretical physics
• Mathematical Physics
• Many-Body and Nuclear Theoretical Physics
• QCD and Strong Interaction Theoretical Physics
• Astroparticle and Cosmology Theoretical Physics
Applied Research:
• GRID and e-Science computing
• Medical Physics
• Accelerator Development
• BIG data applications
Innovation activities:
• Development of Advance Electronics for Measurement and Applications
• Development of instrumentation
• Development of advanced semiconductor detectors based on Silicon and Germanium
• Development and construction of detectors based on scintillator materials
• Development of instrumentation for medical imaging and image science
• Accelerator Design
• BIG Data management
Technology Transfer:
• Patents In the area of medical devices:
– WO2014020202A1 (Device and method for obtaining densitometric images of objects by combination of X-ray systems and depth sensing cameras)
– PCT/ES2016/070216 (Device to extract 3D information from X-ray images and details of its calibration protocol)
• Licensing:
– In collaboration with the company ALIBAVA SYSTEMS, S.L. (spin-off of CSIC) and CNM-IMB, a system to teach students the
principles of operation of silicon detectors, the Alibava Educational System (EASY), License KNOW HOW 20160150.
– BIG data Management of electricity losses for distribution companies.
• Technologies to be transferred
– Development and implementation of a novel gamma-ray imaging spectrometer for low- and medium-level radioactive waste
management
• Valorization/selling (to other labs or to industry) of products developed for our physics:
– Development and production of an FADC mezzanine 14 bits/250 Ms/s for Highresolution Spectroscopy measurements in the field on Nuclear Physics
KEY DATA (2016)
• Staff: Scientific Staff: 182, Postdoctoral researchers: 41, PhD Students: 63
• Scientific Production (2015): 400 articles in indexed journals, 12 PhD theses with IFIC supervisors
342 presentations at international Conferences
– Development of the Control Card EDA-02482 used by 2 projects in several European Laboratories
Services:
• Training courses
• Workshops
• Expertises
3D image reconstruction
of isotope distribution in
Nuclear waste containers.
The cuts represent characteristic transitions for different isotopes.
of isotope distribution in
Nuclear waste containers.
The cuts represent characteristic transitions for different isotopes.
Rozwiń
Dr. Francisco Javier Albiol Colomer
Mail:
Contact:
Instituto de Física Corpuscular, CSIC-University of Valencia
Parc Científi c de la Universitat de València
C/ Catedrático José Beltrán, 2
E-46980 Paterna-Valencia - Spain