On 3rd September 2014, four ALICE physicists received the prestigious Lise Meitner Prize 2014 from the European Physics Society for their outstanding contributions to the development of heavy ion physics.
The ALICE collaboration is now seeking to upgrade the detector and enhance its physics capabilities to cope with the new LHC energy and luminosity frontiers.
It has been a long road for the ALICE LS1 team that now focuses on re-commissioning and calibration of the detector before the start of Run 2
The ALICE experiment presents its plans for an upgraded TPC to fully exploit the increase of the luminosity of the LHC in Run3.
On 3rd September 2014, four ALICE physicists received the prestigious Lise Meitner Prize 2014 from the European Physics Society for their outstanding contributions to the development of heavy ion physics.
The ALICE collaboration is now seeking to upgrade the detector and enhance its physics capabilities to cope with the new LHC energy and luminosity frontiers.
ALICE collaboration has been busy with the LS1 shutdown work as well as upgrade preparations and a lot has been achieved during this year.