Patrick Weber

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%%7a3jKl8ku7U-EXO%7Enriched Xenon Observatoryhed Xenon Observatory for double-beta decay:

Double beta decay measurement (with 2 neutrinos, standard modeEXOr without neutrino) in enriched 136 liquid XenoEXOEXO aims at neutrino absolute mass determination (EXO sensitivity 11 meV) and Majorana or Dirac nature of neutrinos, exploring weak interaction beyond particles standard model.

2) Detector development:

Micropatterned amplification and readout detectors for gaseous TPC (Time Projection Chamber)
Scintillation light measurement with optical fibers
Ultralow radioactivity measurements with Germanium semiconductor detectors
X-ray dosimetry for dermatology, using TLD technique (thermoluminescence)

Degree	M.D./Ph.D.
Occupation	PhD candidate
Current institution	University of Neuchâtel
Address	Patrick Weber A-L. Breguet 1 CH-2000 Neuchâtel Switzerland
ScienXe address	http://patrickweber.scienxe.org
Email
Phone	+41 32 718 35 58
Fax	+41 32 718 29 01

Personal informations

name	Patrick Weber
born	1977-06-06
birthplace	Neuchâtel
citizenship	swiss
computer	Linux, Mac OS X. Simulation, data acquisition
interests	Aviation, aerobatics

Degrees

2001-2006

University of Neuchâtel
PhD thesis; particles physics

Employment

2003-2006	University of Neuchâtel PhD thesis on EXO experiment for neutrino mass and nature
2001-2002	SAMLAB, Neuchâtel micro flow sensor development; metal to glass anodic bonding

Publications

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2005 |

1.	Mobility of thorium ions in liquid xenon
	K.Wamba et al, EXO collaboration
	Nuclear Instruments and Methods, NIM A

2.	Integration of robust fluidic interconnects using metal to glass anodic bonding, Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering 15, 2005
	D.Briand, P.Weber
	Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering

Projects

	1. Detectors developments
	2. EXO, Enriched Xenon Observatory for double-beta decay

Presentations

2006	PSI, Villigen EXO, Enriched Xenon Observatory for double-beta decay
2006	CERN, Geneva EXO, Neuchâtel activities
2003	SNO, Sudbury, Canada EXO, Enriched Xenon Observatory for double-beta decay


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