Workshop July 10, 2007

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1 Workshop July 10,

2 Content of the talk Brief history The German initiative MoU for the preparatory phase 14 countries Fields of research at FAIR Organisational matters Foundation documents BTR and BAR Cost of construction estimation of operational costs Reviews of proposals for in-kind contributions The Joint Core Team JTC Relation FAIR GSI Contributions shares Towards a start of FAIR - Launch of FAIR 7th November

3 Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research In 2001, GSI together with a large international science community presented a Conceptual Design Report (CDR) for a major new accelerator facility for beams of ions and antiprotons in Darmstadt. The concept for FAIR was based on intense discussions with the users of GSI, in particular from universities, and with the international communities involved in the various areas of research addressed In February 2003, based on a recommendation by the German Science Council (Wissenschaftsrat), the project was approved by the German Government. 3

4 The Federal Government of Germany together with the state of Hessen has committed to 75% of the cost of construction. The remaining 25% are to be contributed by European/international partners. 4

5 The new facility FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) shall be organised as a European/international research centre. signed by 14 countries Memorandum of Understanding on the preparatory phase Austria China Finland France Germany Greece India Italy Poland Romania Russia Spain Sweden UK 5

6 Country Name Institute Date Germany Dr. H. Schunck, Director General Federal Ministry of Education and Research Bonn, September 13th, 2004 United Kingdom Prof. Dr. J. V. Wood, Chief Executive Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Councils Rutherford, September 13th, 2004 Sweden Dr. P. Omling, Director General Swedish Research Council Stockholm, September 21st, 2004 Finland Prof. Dr. Dan Olof Riska, Director Helsinki Institute of Physics Helsinki, September 22nd, 2004 Spain Dr. S. Ordóñez Delgado, State Secretary for Universities and Research Ministry of Science and Education October 06th, 2004 Greece Prof. Dr. C. Fotakis, Director Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser FORTH-IESL Heraklion, November 11th, 2004 Russia Dr. Sergey Mazurenko, Head of Science and Innovation Federal Agency Science and Innovation Federal Agency Moscow, November 11th, 2004 Italy Dr. L. Criscuoli, Director General Ministry of Education, University and Research December 06th, 2004 France Prof. Dr. E. Giacobino, Director Ministry of Research Paris, December 08th, 2004 Poland Prof. Dr. Reinhard Kulessa, Jagiellonian University, Kraków Ministry of Science and Information Technology Darmstadt, January 18th, 2005 India Mr. Y. P. Kumar, Head of International Affairs Department of Science and Technology New Delhi, November 17th, 2005 People's Republic of China MENG Shuguang, MA Yanhe, Deputy Directors-General Ministry of Science and Technology Berlin, November 24th, 2005 Romania Prof. Dr. A. Anton, President National Authority for Scientific Research Bucharest, April 07th, 2006 Austria Dr. Daniel Weselka, Head Natural and Formal Sciences Federal Ministry of Education, Science, and Culture Darmstadt, February 26th, 2007 Signatures MoU Preparatory Phase 6

7 Fields of Research Nuclear Structure & Astrophysics with beams of short-lived nuclei (0-1.5 GeV/u) Hadron Physics & QCD with stored and cooled antiproton beams (0 to 15 GeV/c) Nuclear Matter QCD-Physics with HI beams (2and to 45 GeV/u)applications Solid-state biological with ion (& antiproton?) beams Fundamental Symmetries Ultra-high electro-magnetic fields & Quantenelectrodynamics with highly stripped ions and antimatter Accelerator Physics 7

8 Individual Research Programs International Collaborations 8

9 Individual Research Programs International Collaborations (cont.) 9

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11 Structure of FAIR for Preparatory Phase (MoU) ISC International Steering Committee H. Schunck STI Working Group AFI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Administrative + Funding Issues H. Wenninger FAIR Project PAC QCD E. Chiavassa Legal Framework Issues PAC NUSTAR R. Casten PAC APPA D. Schwalm TAC Y. Cho CORE Cost Review Groups LFI U.B. Jahn FCI Mini-TACs Cryogenics Warm magnets Cold magnets Power Supplies Beam Instrumentation p-linac Full Cost Issues B. Brandt D. Plane, W. Bartel 11

12 Organisation of FAIR After some investigations and discussions of possible models for an international organisation, ISC decided on proposal by AFI: Most important legal documents: FAIR shall be organised as a German Company with Limited Liability -FAIR GmbH with international shareholders Convention Agreement between Governments. The proposal is a convention covering the period up to the end of 2025 (with provisions for prolonging in periods of 10 years) Articles of Associations: Gives the rules for the company, which will be steered by a Council (Shareholder s Assembly) and a Management Board (Board of Directors) Governments are to appoint the shareholders (governments, funding agencies, research councils,.) 12

13 Structure of FAIR for Preparatory Phase (MoU) ISC International Steering Committee H. Schunck STI Working Group AFI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Administrative + Funding Issues H. Wenninger FAIR Project PAC QCD E. Chiavassa Legal Framework Issues PAC NUSTAR R. Casten PAC APPA D. Schwalm TAC Y. Cho CORE Cost Review Groups LFI U.B. Jahn FCI Mini-TACs Cryogenics Warm magnets Cold magnets Power Supplies Beam Instrumentation p-linac Full Cost Issues B. Brandt D. Plane, W. Bartel 13

14 Structure of FAIR for Preparatory Phase (MoU) ISC International Steering Committee H. Schunck STI Working Group AFI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Administrative + Funding Issues H. Wenninger Baseline Technical PAC QCDReport E. Chiavassa - accelerator TR's - experiment proposals PAC NUSTAR R. Casten - civil construction plans (~ 3500PAC pages) APPA D. Schwalm PAC & TAC Review Reports TAC Y. Cho Cost Book CORE Cost Review Reports Cost Review Groups - accelerator & civilw. Bartel D. Plane, construction (CORE-A) - experiments (CORE-E) FAIR Project Convention LFI Articles Legal Framework Issues of Association U.B. Jahn Final Act Document FCI By-LawsFull Cost Issues Legal Framework Report (LFI) B. Brandt Full Cost Structure Report (FCI) All documents worked out by AFI will be assembled in a Baseline Administrative Report 14

15 FAIR Baseline Technical Report 2006 Volume 1: Executive Summary Volume 2: Technical Report Accelerators and Scientific Infrastructure ca. 700 pages Volume 3: Techn. Experiment Proposals on QCD physics (Volume 3A und 3 B; ca. 450 pages Volume 4: Techn. Experiment Proposals on Nuclear Structure and Astrophysics ca. 700 pages Volume 5: Techn. Experiment Proposals on Atomic Physics, Plasma Physics and Applied Physics ca. 500 pages Volume 6: Techn. Report Civil Constructions a. Supplies b. Electrical systems c. Civil Engineering (Bung) d. Radiation Safety Supplement 1: Cost, Schedule, Manpower Supplement 2: Costbook (5000 entries; 3500 WPs)) 2400 A from uthors 44 co untri es 3500 page s 15

16 FAIR Baseline Administrative Report DRAFT June 2007 Table of Contents (short) Preface Table of Contents Introduction I Memorandum of Understanding II FAIR Convention and Annexes, Final Act III AFI Sub Group on Full Cost Issues IV AFI documents related to the Two-Company Model V By-Laws suggested by AFI VI AFI findings and results with respect to the In-Kind Advisory Board VII Other findings and results, regarding AFI issues VIII List of meetings IX Members of AFI and the Sub Groups 16

17 Costs of construction Estimation of operational costs Annex 3 to the convention Detailed breakdown of the construction costs 1. Total costs for construction 2. Estimated annual incidences of expenditure for construction 4. Annual operating costs 6. 17

18 Total costs for construction and estimated annual incidences of expenditure for construction Total construction cost M 18

19 Estimation of annual operating costs 19

20 Reviews of Proposals for In-kind Contributions ISC International Steering Committee STI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Chair: H. Wenninger AFI Working Group Administrative + Funding Issues FAIR Council IKAB In-Kind Advisory Board Provisional board before Council is working Chair: H. Wenninger One representative per country IKRB In-Kind Review Board 20

21 July 24th, 2006 (ISC) confirmed the immediate creation of an international Joint Core Team (JCT) for FAIR From right to left: A. Kurz, H. Gutbrod, D. Kraemer 21

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24 Business management contract FAIR GmbH GSI mbh during construction phase Operational phase: Two alternatives left for the council to decide upon later. Merge of GSI and FAIR into one GmbH Continue as during the construction phase 24

25 Contributions - Shares Present version of Article 22 Articles of Association (1) The share of each Shareholder corresponds to his financial contribution to the [construction costs and to the operating costs up to December 31st, 2025.] (2) (3) May have to be changed (1) The share of each Shareholder corresponds to his financial contribution to the [construction costs ] (2) (3) 25

26 Towards a start of FAIR From February 2003 Spring 2007 Parallell processes with the work on creating the FAIR and XFEL GmbH:s. ISC and AFI meetings side-by-side ISC 26 Feb XFEL X-Ray Free-Electron Laser 5 June ISC-XFEL appointed a working group, chaired by J. Wood UK, with a task to find a fast track to start the XFEL GmbH XFEL Ceremony at DESY: Announcement of the launch of XFEL 26

27 Press Release 5 June 2007 Launch of the XFEL project Hamburg 5 June 2007 At the edge of the ECRI conference Construction of the European X-ray laser facility XFEL starts in early 2008 Today, on June 5, 2007, the German Federal Minister of Education and Research Dr. Annette Schavan officially launched the European X-ray laser facility XFEL. The funding negotiations with the 12 interested countries are so far advanced that the construction of this new research facility, which is very much sought after by the international scientific community, can now begin, said Schavan in front of representatives of the press and the guests of the launching ceremony. We can now assume that the commissioning of the first six of ten possible experimental stations will begin in And we aim to upgrade this initial version as soon as possible to the complete ten-station facility. 27

28 Towards a start of FAIR From February 2003 Spring 2007 Parallell processes with the work on creating the FAIR and XFEL GmbH:s. ISC and AFI meetings side-by-side ISC-FAIR appointed a working group, chaired by J. Gierlinski PL, with a task to find a fast track to start the FAIR GmbH Declarations or Letters about participation in FAIR are expected Ceremony in Darmstadt: Announcement of the launch of FAIR ISC 12 Sept ISC 26 Feb XFEL X-Ray Free-Electron Laser 7 Nov ISC 3 May 5 June ISC-XFEL appointed a working group, chaired by J. Wood UK, with a task to find a fast track to start the XFEL GmbH XFEL Ceremony at DESY: Announcement of the launch of XFEL 28

29 Planned launch of FAIR 7 November 2007 As said: On June 5th, the launch of XFEL took place at the edge of the ECRI conference. At her speech during this ceremony and also during the opening address to ECRI, Dr Annette Schavan, German Federal Minister for Research and Education, expressed Germany's intention to have the official kickoff for FAIR on November 7th, 2007 in Darmstadt. The ceremony is planned to take place at a completely new conference centre in Darmstadt which was named after one of the elements discovered at the GSI, Darmstadtium. There will be collaboration meetings on the day following the ceremony, which will be an international event. In the Darmstadtium foyer, there will be space for exhibitions which lead through the FAIR project. Also the collaborations will have a place to present their activities. 29

30 Thank you for your attention! 30