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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018 - Results

HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering

Jury members: Isabel Bejar Alonso, Benoit Delille, Didier Steyaert, Nicolas Peray

 

HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
The picture shows the aspect of bulk Niobium after chemical etching (material used for the Crab Cavities). (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
The picture shows the iron lamination, machined to create the poles for one of the High Orders Correctors, during a check before the installation of the superconducting coils. (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
1st Prize ex. Cat.2 - Installing epc rad-tol equipment to cope with harsh HL-LHC environment - Slawosz Uznanski (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Inside the clean room, two colleagues working together to find a perfect alignment. (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
1st Prize ex. Cat.3 - MQXFB winding tooling - Beatriz Arias Alonso (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
1st Prize ex. Cat.3 - The welder equipment - Jean Frederic Fuchs (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
2nd Prize Cat.1 - D1 coils - Andrea Musso (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
2nd Prize Cat.4 - D1 superconducting coil - Andrea Musso (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
3rd Prize Cat.4 - Ready to focus the beam - Simon Cherault (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
3rd Prize ex. Cat.2 - Dipole construction - Pablo Santos Diaz (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
3rd Prize ex. Cat.3 - Coupleur RF - Simon Cherault (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
In a room, inside the clean room, the superconducting cables are pushed (and pulled) to be coated. (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Best team spirit - Team involved in the preparation and installation of a 80 cm long Q2 beam screen prototype in the cryostat for thermal tests - Marco Morrone (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Cold by-pass diodes for the Inner Triplets - Arnaud Monteuuis (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Dipole Cross Section applying a splash photographic method [3 D outcome] (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Special Prize - The world through a decapole - Andrea Musso (Image: CERN)
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HiLumi Photo Contest 2018: The Beauty of Engineering
Wire routing - Joshua Herrera (Image: CERN)
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The artists are: Adria Gallifa Terricabras, Andrea Musso, Arnaud Monteuuis, Beatriz Almeida Ferreira, Beatriz Arias Alonso, Bjorn Hans Filip Lindstrom, Cedric Garion, Erwin Van Hove, Frida Maria Eriksson, Giulio Stancari, Jakub Aleksander Jaros, Joshua Herrera, Jean-Frederic Fuchs, Marco Morrone, Marco Statera, Miguel Mendes, Michel Pangallo, Ofelia Capatina, Pablo Santos Diaz, Paolo Fessia, Rita Ferreira, Simon François Cherault, Slawosz Uznanski, Thomas Lipton.

and the Winners are.....

 
 

Cat I - HL-LHC: Pushing the boundaries of Science and Technology

1st - Superconductive skin - Adrià Gallifa Terricabras

2nd - D1 model coils - Andrea Musso

3rd Q2 beam screen prototype - Marco Morrone

 

Cat 2 - HL-LHC: Teams at work

1st ex aequo - Installing epc rad-tol equipment to cop with harsh

HL-LHC environment - Slawosz Uznanski

1st ex aequo - Purple hands - Rita Ferreira

3rd - Dipole construction - Pablo Santos Diaz

 

Cat 3 - HL-LHC: Tooling and Infrastructures

1st ex aequo - MQXFB winding tooling - Beatriz Arias Alonso

1st ex aequo - Welder equipment - Jean-Frederic Fuchs

3rd ex aequo - Pushing cables - Rita Ferreira

3rd ex aequo - Coupleur RF - Simon Cherault 

 

Cat 4 - HL-LHC: Equipment in construction

1st - The iron poles - Marco Statera

2nd - D1 superconducting coils - Andrea Musso

3rd - Ready to focus the beam - Simon Cherault

 

Special Prize

Best Team Spirit

The Smile

The world through a decapole superferric magnet - Andrea Musso

Hollow cathode in glass bulb - Giulio Stancari

Team involved in the beam screen - Marco Morrone

Security for survey and alignment - Joshua Herrera