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ZOOM connections ID: 989 6246 2672
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Laura Cardani (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)11/05/2021, 11:00
Superconducting circuits are emerging among the leading technologies to develop quantum processors. There are increasing evidences that a low-radioactivity environment could largely benefit next-generation quantum bits both in terms of coherence time and quantum error correction protocols. In this talk I will review the status and perspectives of the studies relating radioactivity to quantum bits.
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Jake Pirkkanen (Laurentian University)11/05/2021, 11:20
Researching the Effects of the Absence and Presence of Ionizing Radiation (REPAIR) is a deep-underground radiobiology experiment investigating the effects of Natural Background Radiation (NBR) on biological systems. Utilizing a specialized experimental incubator that was designed and engineered to shield NBR below levels found at the surface, REPAIR is using several biological model systems to...
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Thomas Merritt (LU)11/05/2021, 11:40
Working deep underground is a physiological challenge. Anecdotally, we know that working deep underground is physically and mentally demanding adding a challenge beyond what we experience on the surface. As mines, and laboratories go deeper, these challenges will become more pronounced. What if we could reduce this stress? As a first step in this process, we have quantified the effect of...
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Silvia Scorza (SNOLAB)11/05/2021, 12:00
The Cosmic Ray Live project aims at building three muon detectors at SNOLAB. The detectors can measure muons in real time and show their trajectories. They would add significant data to the existing array and promote the international relationships that make science possible. One of SNOLAB’s missions is to inspire the next generation of innovators through strong educational outreach. This...
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