Overview of HEP. in Spain



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Overview of HEP in Spain Antonio Ferrer (IFIC -- Valencia University; CSIC) Chairman, Particle Physics & Large Accelerators National Program

Research Institutions in Spain Ministry of Education Ministry of Science & Technology Universities (68) Private (14) Autonomies (54) U N IFAE 100 Institutes (IFIC, IFCA, IEM, ICMM, IFF) CSIC CIEMAT Others Madrid (TJ2) Almería (Solar plant) IAC

17 Research Programs? 4 Basic Research: General Knowledge Astronomy & Astrophysics Particle Physics & Large Accelerators Thermonuclear Fusion? 13 More oriented: Biotechnology, Industrial Processes, TIC, Material Sciences, Agriculture, Chemistry, Space, etc.

Priorities of the National Program 1. Elementary Particle Physics (CERN). " Quarks & Leptons, Astroparticle, Neutrino, Hadrons, Theory 2. LHC Computing GRID technologies. 3. Neutronics (N-TOF, ILL, ESS). 4. Synchrotron Radiation (ESRF, LURE). 5. Detector and Accelerator technologies.

HEP Geographical (Spain)

National Program instruments 1Projects (3 year) 2 evaluation process: a) inter-pares b) experts committee public presentation and defense (except theoretical) 1Special Actions 1Fellowship program (predoctoral) FPI, FPU, others 1Ramón y Cajal program (2000 postdoc positions), 1Personnel & infrastructure depend on institutions...

Activities in the National Program Year 2001 Year 2002 Research Projects.. 26 (+30)... 30 (+40) Special Actions... 16... 12 Fellowship Program.. 9... 16 Bilateral Cooperation... IN2P3... 19... 17... INFN... 18... 19

HEP human resources (1999) a) 14 Experimental groups... 220 Ph+Tech. 7 Visitors. (3 large groups: CIEMAT, Madrid; IFAE, Barcelona; IFIC, Valencia) b) 10 Theoretical groups... 200 Phys. (4 large groups: Valencia, Barcelona, Zaragoza, Madrid)

HEP human resources 2. Theoretical # Physicists. IFIC (Valencia) 42 IFAE (UB) 28 UZ (Zaragoza) 26 UAM (Madrid) 23 UCM (Madrid) 19 CSIC (Madrid) 17 IFAE (UAB) 16 USC (Santiago) 14 UGR(Granada) * 8 UPV(País Vasco) * 5 UC (Córdoba)* 1

Human resources Personnel by status ------------------------- (1999) (2002) Experimental (200) (270) Staff 42% Fellows 29% Contracts 17% (4% RyC) Technical 12% Theoretical (190) (220) Staff 41% Fellows 36% Contracts 22% (12% RyC) PhD's (exp) outside Spain: 24 ( 11% of total exp.) 11 got Ramón y Cajal contract

HEP National Funding

Comments: Rise due to LHC participation. 12 MCHF in contrast with 68 MCHF CERN quota. Spain's PIB => 1 TCHF Total R&D => 9 GCHF (0.9%) 350 MCHF for Projects, 3.4% for hep HEP National Funding (Spain) Year: 1996; 1997; 1998; 1999; 2000; 2001; 2002 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- MEuros: 2.4 4.0 4.1 4.4 5.4 6.5 7.6

HEP Program (Spain, 2002) 1. Theory... 7.6 % 2. LHC (ATLAS, CMS, LHC-b)... 48.6 % 3. LHC-GRID... 18.3 % 4. HERA (Zeus)... 1.6 % 5. PS+ISOLDE (Dirac, +Legnaro, Ganil)... 5.5 % 6. Astroparticle (Auger, Canfranc, Magic, Antares, AMS). 11.6 % 7. Neutronics... (N-Tof, Ions, Spallation)... 2.6 % 8. Sync. Rad. (ESRF)... 2.5 % 9. R&D... 1.8 %

HEP Program: # Projects ( 2001) (2002) 1. Theory 14 (4+5+5) 15 2. LHC+GRID 9 (1+5+3) 20 3. LEP & HERA 5 2 4. ASTROPARTICLES 12 (6+5+1) 12 5. ISOLDE&ions 5 (0+3+2) 7 6. Neutronics 9 (6+3) 9 7. Sync. Rad. 2 2 8. R&D - 3 ----- ---- 56 70 Special Actions... 16 12

HEP Groups & projects 2. Experimental CIEMAT (Madrid) CMS +G AMS L3 N-TOF IFIC (Valencia) hep ATLAS +G ANTARES DELPHI HARP IFAE (Barcelona) ATLAS +G MAGIC ALEPH Neutrino UAB (Barcelona) MAGIC UB (Barcelona) LHCb +G HERA-b ICMB (Barcelona) ATLAS UAM (Madrid) ATLAS +G ZEUS (DESY) UCM (Madrid) MAGIC HEGRA IFCA (Santander) CMS +G CDF (FNAL) DELPHI USC (Santiago) LHCb +G DIRAC HADES N-TOF USC (Santiago) Auger IFPFN (Zaragoza) CAST LSC (Canfranc) UGR (Granada) ICARUS IFIC (Valencia) nuc GSI ISOLDE-GANIL HADES N-TOF IEM (CSIC, Madrid) nuc ISOLDE-GANIL ILL UPC (Barcelona) N-TOF Huelva-Sevilla nuc ISOLDE N-TOF ICMM (CSIC, Madrid) ESRF

Spain &LEP 1985-2000 1. ALEPH (19 PhD) IFAE- Barcelona Luminosity Monitor (BCAL,BCAL++) & FALCON 2. DELPHI (28 PhD) IFIC- Valencia TOF (100% ) & FEMC (20%) IFCA - Santander UCM 3. L3 (17 PhD) CIEMAT Muon Chambers (100% Z, 2/3 P) 64 Ph D, about 1000 papers

LHCb Core Fund Calo (UAB) 0.63 SiT (USC) 0.80 ------------ --- --- Total 1.43 0.57 2.0 MFS (2.3%) Spain & LHC ATLAS Core Fund SCT (IFIC) 1.2 TiCal (IFAE+IFIC) 2.1 Lar (UAM) 2.4 ------------ --- --- Total 5.7 4.1 9.8 MFS (2.0%) CMS Core Fund Muon (CIEMAT) 3.0 Align (IFCA) 1.2 ---------- --- --- Total 4.2 1.8 6.0 MFS (1.3%)

Spain HEP & CERN Spain's CERN budget 7.0% Staff: 85 ( 3.3 %) Excellent Fellows candidates: 29 (13.4 %); low EP high TH Paid Associates 22 ( 7.5 %) Students 25 (15.8 %) ----------------------------------------------- Unpaid Associates 181 ( 3 %) ----------------------------------------------- Reasonable industrial return (since 1998, about 100%). Special contributions: LEP2000 1.5 MCHF CNGS 4 MCHF LHCG 0.7 MCHF +5 men-year during phase 1

Physics students (Univ. Valencia) Admitted 1 st year. 40% decrease in the last 5 years Getting License in Physics. Almost constant.

LLS Laboratori Llum Sincrotró Accelerator projects in Spain CAM Centro de Análisis de Materiales (CM-UAM) CNA Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (JA-USE-CSIC) CETA Centro de Tecnologías de Aceleradores (GV-UV) CNA CAM CETA LLS

Future perspectives 1HEP will continue to be a National Program in the next 4 years Plan (2004-2007). 1We plan to continue the growth of personnel & budget (increase scientific & technological returns from CERN). 1Increase the number of technical personnel. 1Spanish CERN staff, should continue to grow. 1Continue special Spanish trainees program at CERN. Benefits for GRID deployment in Spain and technologies development. 1Participate in other international projects (DESY, FNAL, SLAC) and soon LC. 1We believe in the positive impact of Barcelona Synchrotron.