Scientists from Tomsk State University have created and successfully tested an experimental sample of the L2 hub board for the Russian NICA collider, located in Dubna. The development was carried out within the framework of a mega-grant from the Russian government and will become an important element of the information collection and transmission system in a large international project involving more than 40 organizations from different countries.
The L2 board provides the conversion of large data arrays from detectors into a format suitable for analysis. We are currently finalizing the experimental sample for integration into the installation and compliance with all the requirements of the collaboration.
By the beginning of the SPD (Spin Physics Detector) experiment, scheduled for 2028, specialists must fully prepare the electronics and software responsible for collecting, processing, and transmitting data to servers for analysis.
The SPD experiment is designed to recreate the state of the Universe in the first moments after the Big Bang — quark-gluon plasma — and to investigate how protons and neutrons were formed from it. These studies will help to verify or refine the existing theory of the origin of the Universe.
The superconducting collider NICA (Nuclotron based Ion Collider Facility) is one of the Russian mega-science projects designed to bring humanity closer to understanding how matter arose from primary particles, and then stars, planets, and everything around us.
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