Category: Gallery
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ALPHA In Operation Fall 2021
ALPHA In Operation Fall 2021 Images from ALPHA experiment in operation with antiprotons November 2021 shortly before end of the 11 week beam time of 2021.
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ALPHA Collaboration – End of Beam 2021
ALPHA Collaboration – End of Beam 2021 Photos of the collaboration at CERN at the end of the 2021 run.
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Danielle and Dan showing schools around at the AD and ALPHA
Danielle and Dan showing schools around at the AD and ALPHA Photo collection from tours for a coupled of visiting high schools from Finland.
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ALPHA-UK at Work
ALPHA-UK at Work Some scenes from the UK funded staff activities in ALPHA.
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People at Work (2018)
People at Work (2018)
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Paul Trap in Action
Paul Trap in Action The Paul Trap is showing a basic experiment on how to trap particles. You have 4 electrodes, which have an electric field, which is alternating in frequency, that's why the Paul Trap is also called Radiofrequency (RF) -Trap. The electrodes trap the particles in three dimensions.
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Portrait of Spokesperson Jeffrey Hangst
Portrait of Spokesperson Jeffrey Hangst
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Barrel Scintillator for ALPHA-g
Barrel Scintillator for ALPHA-g Composed of 64 trapezoidal scintillating bars arranged in a barrel shape. Each bar is readout at each end with SiPM sensors for a total of 128 channels. The "Barrel Scintillator" encapsulates the radial TPC in order to identify cosmic rays. The barrel length is about 2.5m, with a diameter of 0.5m.
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Radial Time Projection Chamber (rTPC)
Radial Time Projection Chamber (rTPC) rTCP – what's that? It's a component in ALPHA-g! The turquoise cables are fibreoptic data lines to communicate to the microchips on the detector. Click here for more information about the TCP
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ALPHA-g Assembly – Phase 2
ALPHA-g Assembly – Phase 2 In the second Assembly Phase of ALPHA-g we working round the clock to put antimatter into the machine. Click here for part 1
