University of Michigan - CERN REU 2001 (University of Michigan)      Summary: In the summer of 2001 ten engineering and science students participated in a set of research and training exercises at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland. This program provided these students with the opportunity to work on interesting projects of current interest at one of the world's premier scientific laboratories in a collaborative environment and an international setting. At the end of their eight-week stay at CERN each student presented a brief talk to their mentors and fellow students describing their summer work. These talks are collected here below: Lecture number Speaker Title RealPlayer Plug-in RealPlayer Detached RealPlayer Audio-only [1/9] Robert Cooper Improving the Particle Property Service for the LHCb Detector    [2/9] Jeffrey Giansiracusa The Art and Science of Detector Description    [3/9] John Brooks Howard Gas Systems: Endcaps    no slides no slides no slides [4/9] Nathan Lindquist TiZrV Sputtered NEG Dome    [5/9] Marx Mbonye The Atlas Muon X-Ray Tomograph    [6/9] Kristan McGresham HARP Cerenkov Detector    [7/9] Megan Palen Geant 4 Exercises    [8/9] Jill Pamperin The Atlas Detector: Muon Chambers    no slides no slides no slides [9/9] Rickey Torrence Tile Calorimeter    Additional Notes: Pamperin and Howard's presentations did not include slides, so we have presented them in a video-only format. This will require a higher bandwidth connection. For information: wlap@umich.edu Last modified: Wednesday, 16-Jul-2003 18:36:19 EDT