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The Academic Training Lectures take place from September to June and to provide CERN members - any contract type - with opportunities to deepen and broaden their academic knowledge. The candidate Abstracts are voted by the whole CERN community every year in May.
The Library has a collection of all the handouts since the start of the program in 1961. Most lectures from 1990 onwards have also been recorded. Since 2018 we can upload selected lectures in a dedicated YouTube playlist.
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2019-12-10
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Wrap-up Session - Signals in Particle Detectors / Riegler, Werner (speaker) (CERN)
This lecture series discusses the mechanisms of signal generation in particle detectors as well as the electronics processing of these signals. The first lecture outlines how signals arise in particle detectors and discusses the Ramo-Shockley theorem and all related electrostatic theory [...]
2019 - 0:47:37. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Wrap-up Session - Signals in Particle Detectors

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2019-12-05
15:19
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Signals in Particle Detectors / Riegler, Werner (speaker) (CERN)
This lecture series discusses the mechanisms of signal generation in particle detectors as well as the electronics processing of these signals. The first lecture outlines how signals arise in particle detectors and discusses the Ramo-Shockley theorem and all related electrostatic theory [...]
2019 - 0:58:06. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Signals in Particle Detectors

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2019-12-04
17:32
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Signals in Particle Detectors / Riegler, Werner (speaker) (CERN)
This lecture series discusses the mechanisms of signal generation in particle detectors as well as the electronics processing of these signals. The first lecture outlines how signals arise in particle detectors and discusses the Ramo-Shockley theorem and all related electrostatic theory [...]
2019 - 0:59:16. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Signals in Particle Detectors

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2019-12-04
17:13
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Signals in Particle Detectors / Riegler, Werner (speaker) (CERN)
This lecture series discusses the mechanisms of signal generation in particle detectors as well as the electronics processing of these signals. The first lecture outlines how signals arise in particle detectors and discusses the Ramo-Shockley theorem and all related electrostatic theory [...]
2019 - 1:05:06. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Signals in Particle Detectors

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2019-12-03
12:45
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Gravitational Waves: The Past and the Future / van den Brand, Jo (speaker) (NIKHEF, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Gravitational waves detection and measurements, the discovery of which was announced to the world in 2016, is a fast moving field. Several events have been detected in LIGO and LIGO+VIRGO, and in spectacular coincidence with gamma ray burst detectors. [...]
2019 - 1:07:29. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Gravitational Waves: The Past and the Future

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2019-12-03
12:11
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Gravitational Waves: The Past and the Future / van den Brand, Jo (speaker) (NIKHEF, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Gravitational waves detection and measurements, the discovery of which was announced to the world in 2016, is a fast moving field. Several events have been detected in LIGO and LIGO+VIRGO, and in spectacular coincidence with gamma ray burst detectors. [...]
2019 - 1:09:34. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Gravitational Waves: The Past and the Future

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2019-12-03
10:35
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Signals in Particle Detectors / Riegler, Werner (speaker) (CERN)
This lecture series discusses the mechanisms of signal generation in particle detectors as well as the electronics processing of these signals. The first lecture outlines how signals arise in particle detectors and discusses the Ramo-Shockley theorem and all related electrostatic theory [...]
2019 - 0:57:50. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Signals in Particle Detectors

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2019-11-02
12:12
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Kubernetes as a Container Application Platform / Dorn, Matt (speaker) ; Hrivnak, Michael (speaker)
Container orchestrators based on Kubernetes are increasingly used for application deployment. Several applications have been deployed using these technologies, as for example CERN GitLab, central web hosting and some ATLAS analysis. We will cover the entry-level for both application developers and system administrators who are interested in knowing how to start and deploy an application with Kubernetes or OpenShift and how to convert existing containerized applications into [operators](https://blog.openshift.com/introducing-the-operator-framework/). Participants will be presented with a brief overview of Kubernetes concepts and an exploration of the Kubernetes API and client-libraries by the hand of the Red Hat experts.   Lecturers' bio:  Matt Dorn Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat Matt Dorn is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat and helps hundreds of IT teams around the world succeed with cloud native technology. [...]
2019 - 1:10:28. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Kubernetes as a Container Application Platform

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2019-11-01
11:48
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Kubernetes as a Container Application Platform / Dorn, Matt (speaker) ; Hrivnak, Michael (speaker)
Container orchestrators based on Kubernetes are increasingly used for application deployment. Several applications have been deployed using these technologies, as for example CERN GitLab, central web hosting and some ATLAS analysis. We will cover the entry-level for both application developers and system administrators who are interested in knowing how to start and deploy an application with Kubernetes or OpenShift and how to convert existing containerized applications into [operators](https://blog.openshift.com/introducing-the-operator-framework/). Participants will be presented with a brief overview of Kubernetes concepts and an exploration of the Kubernetes API and client-libraries by the hand of the Red Hat experts.   Lecturers' bio:  Matt Dorn Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat Matt Dorn is a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat and helps hundreds of IT teams around the world succeed with cloud native technology. [...]
2019 - 1:02:50. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Kubernetes as a Container Application Platform

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2019-10-09
13:58
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Gravitational Waves: The Present and the Future / van den Brand, Jo (speaker) (NIKHEF, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Gravitational waves detection and measurements, the discovery of which was announced to the world in 2016, is a fast moving field. Several events have been detected in LIGO and LIGO+VIRGO, and in spectacular coincidence with gamma ray burst detectors. [...]
2019 - 0:56:45. Academic Training Lecture Regular Programme, 2019-2020 External link: Event details In : Gravitational Waves: The Present and the Future

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