Difference: FJPPLDetectorRD (23 vs. 24)

Summary:
The LiquidO R&D programme aims to address the first realisation of the LiquidO detector in the context of fundamental neutrino research. Both detector demonstration (including some degree of R&D) and the first prospected physics programme of fundamental research are being addressed. LiquidO has been confidential research programme released only in Sept-2018 [1,2]. Beyond fundamental research application such as neutrino detection and rate decay physics, such as ββ and proton decays, LiquidO appears to have breakthrough capabilities in terms of applied detection technology in the context of medical, homeland-security and nuclear non-proliferation technology. This FJPPL is the first step for further France-Japan collaboration in LiquidO which was initiated thanks to the Blaise Pascal Chair of Prof. Suekane hosted in APC-CNRS/IN2P3 (Paris, France) in 2017-2018.

French members:
A. Cabrera, M. Grassi

Japanese members:
F. Suekane

References:
[1] First LiquidO Physics Release: ββ-Decay Physics. NOW-2018 Conference. Ostuni. Italy (Sept-2018)
Conference: http://www.ba.infn.it/~now/now2018/index.html
Talk: http://www.ba.infn.it/~now/now2018/assets/2018sept_firstliquido%40now2018_anatael.pdf
[2] ββ-Decay Fundamental Research Workshop — France. APC Laboratory. Paris, France (Sept-2018)
Workshop: https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/17804/
Talk: https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/17804/contributions/64467/attachments/49788/63356/2018Sept-LiquidO-France_Anatael.pdf