Explore the intricacies of detector technology for the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) in this comprehensive 50-minute lecture by Elke Aschenauer. Delve into the cutting-edge research and development efforts behind EIC detectors, crucial for probing hadron structure at unprecedented levels. Learn about the technical challenges, innovative solutions, and latest advancements in detector design specifically tailored for the EIC's unique requirements. Gain insights into how these detectors will enable scientists to investigate fundamental questions about quarks, gluons, and the internal structure of protons and neutrons. Understand the importance of detector R&D in maximizing the EIC's potential to unravel mysteries of nuclear physics and quantum chromodynamics.
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A Detector for EIC and Detector R&D by Elke Aschenauer
Taught by
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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