Forum Presentations

Session 1 – IFDEPS Opening

• Update and Progress towards an African Light Source
   Ken Evans-Lutterodt
• Upgraded light sources and detectors: unique opportunities
  Stefan Vogt

Session 2 – Update on development activities at photon sources

Overviews from participating facilities:

• APS
• CHESS
• CLS
• DESY
• ESRF
• EuXFEL
• LCLS
• MAX IV
• SACLA
• SOLEIL

Session 3 – Charge integrating detectors: update on ongoing projects

• MM-PAD-2.1: a detector for high-flux, wide-dynamic-range synchrotron studies up to 10 kHz
  Kate Shanks (CHESS, USA)
• Deployment status of CITIUS, a 17.4 kframes/s integration-type X-ray imaging detector with 1 Gphoton/s/pixel detection capability at 10 keV
  Takaki Hatsui (RIKEN SPring-8 Center, Japan)
• The JUNGFRAU detector: beam-line experience and future developments
  Aldo Mozzanica (PSI, Switzerland)

Session 4 – Charge integrating detectors: new projects and concepts

• Ultrafast imaging with the UXI family of hybrid CMOS detectors
  Quinn Looker (Sandia Laboratories, USA)
• Development of CoRDIA: an imager for Diffraction-Limited Synchrotron Rings and Continuous-Wave Free Electron Lasers
  Alessandro Marras (DESY, Germany)
• XIDyn: A high dynamic range and high timing resolution hard X-ray detector for 4 th generation light sources
  Matt Wilson (UKRI STFC, UK)

Session 6 – Technology updates: novel silicon sensors for X-ray detection

• Low-Gain Avalanche Diodes for X-ray detection
  Gabriele Giacomini (BNL, USA)
• Development of sensors for soft X-ray hybrid detectors
  Jiaguo Zhang (PSI, Switzerland)
• Novel sensor developments for photon science at the Semiconductor laboratory of the Max Planck Society
  Jelena Ninkovic (MPG HLL, Germany)

Session 7 – Online processing and data reduction: on-chip advanced methods

• Beyond 100000 fps: on-chip data reduction with the SparkPix detector family
  Lorenzo Rota (SLAC, USA)
• Machine learning based data reduction at the edge and on chip at the APS
  Tao Zhou (ANL, USA)
• Digital data processing in pixelated readout ASICs
  Robert Szczygiel (AGH, Poland)

Session 8 – Online processing and data reduction: DAQ and automation

• Commercial detectors at the NSLS-II life science beamlines - experiences from in-house research and from user operations
  Martin Fuchs (BNL, USA)
• Jungfraujoch: detector read-out and on-the-fly analysis system for synchrotrons and XFELs
  Filip Leonarsky (PSI, Switzerland)
• Using remote direct memory access (RDMA) for low-latency high-throughput data acquisition and redistribution
  Pablo Fajardo (ESRF, France)

Session 9 – Data reduction pipelines

• Future Directions in Detector and Data Systems Integration through the lens of LCLS
  Jana Thayer (SLAC, USA)
• Data reduction activities at European XFEL: early results
  Philipp Schmidt (European XFEL, Germany)
• SACLA/SPring-8 Data Reduction Pipeline
  Haruki Nishino (RIKEN SPring-8 Center, Japan)

Session 10 – First operation experience with new detectors

• Commissioning and Operational detector experience at LCLS: current and coming detectors
  Connie Hannson (SLAC, USA)
• Soft X-ray detection with Megaframe rate at the European XFEL: the DSSC camera
  Matteo Porro (European XFEL, Germany)
• High-resolution and high-sensitivity X-ray ptychography using the CITIUS detector
  Yukio Takahashi (U. Tohoku, Japan)