AGATA

AGATA is the "Advanced GAmma-ray Tracking Array" for gamma-ray spectroscopy.

AGATA is based on the innovative technique of gamma-ray tracking leading to a much higher efficiency and much lower Doppler broadening.

AGATA on the web

• GSI - Darmstadt (link opens in a new window) (official site)
• STFC - Daresbury (link opens in a new window) (physics case, technical design report, MoU, AMB minutes, UK documents, ...)
  
  • Digitiser FPGA pages (link opens in a new window)
  • Pictures of the AGATA Framework & Digitiser at Daresbury and GSI (link opens in a new window)
• AGATA Collaboration Council (link opens in a new window)
• Local sites:
  
  • CEA Dapnia - Saclay (link opens in a new window)
  • CSNSM - Orsay (link opens in a new window)
  • INFN - Legnaro (link opens in a new window)
  • INFN - Padova (link opens in a new window)
  • University of Liverpool (link opens in a new window)
  • IRES - Strasbourg (link opens in a new window)
  • IKP - Cologne (link opens in a new window)
  • TUM - Munchen (link opens in a new window)
  • Uppsala University (link opens in a new window)

AGATA International Collaboration

• VOCAL (link opens in a new window) (Virtual Online Collaboration system At Liverpool)
• List of e-mail contacts for the UK-AGATA collaboration

AGATA publications (link opens in a new window)

AGATA simulations tools

• AGATA GEANT4-Based code (link opens in a new window)
• GammaWare (link opens in a new window)

Photo gallery

• CAD gallery (link opens in a new window)

Contacts

• Mr Patrick Coleman-Smith
• Dr Marc Labiche
• Mr Ian Lazarus
• Dr Vic Pucknell
• Prof John Simpson