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IOPP Seminar: Novel imaging techniques for hadron therapies

Organizers：Dr. Gábor Biró and Zsófia Jólesz

Date：3:00 PM, Friday, Oct.17,2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Hadron therapy, a promising yet less common cancer treatment, targets tumors more precisely than traditional X-ray treatments. However, effective hadron therapy requires precise dose planning, which necessitates accurate mapping of energy deposition within the tissue. Proton CT addresses this by using protons for imaging, providing ...
Probing the Higgs Sector at LHCb: Techniques, Measurements, and Future Prospects

Organizers：Lorenzo Sestini(INFN)

Date：9 AM, September 30, 2025

Place：Lecture Hal 9409

The LHCb experiment has been delivering high-quality data since the start of LHC operations and continues to provide groundbreaking measurements. While originally designed for precision studies of b- and c-hadron physics, LHCb has evolved into a general-purpose detector in the forward region ...
Unraveling QCD using hard probes in proton-proton and heavy-ion data

Organizers：Ezra D. Lesser (CERN)

Date：9 AM, September 29,2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Understanding the dynamics of Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) across different energy regimes remains a central challenge of high-energy physics. Hard probes such as jets and heavy flavor hadrons are powerful tools to test QCD predictions and to characterize the strongly interacting matter ...
IOPP Seminar: Probing new physics and quantum entanglement through QCD spin effects at colliders

Organizers：岩斌中国科学院高能物理研究所

Date：10:00 AM, Friday,9-5, 2005

Place：Building 9, Room 627

QOD spin effects play a crucial tole in probing nucleat structures and have been extensively studied in hadroniphysics. However, their potential for exploring new physics beyond the Standard Model and quantum entanglemenphenomena has been largely overlooked. In this talk, I will discuss how ...
IOPP Seminar: Probing QCD collectivity at the smallest scale through high multiplicity jets in pp collisions at CMS

Organizers：刘潇屿博士

Date：10:00 AM, Tuesday, 6.3.2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Recent CMS data have revealed long-range correlations at high charged particle multiplicity (N_ch^j) within jets produced in proton-proton (pp) collisions, suggesting collective behavior in systems much smaller than those typical of heavy ion collisions. In the polar coordinate system about the reconstructed ...

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