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| The LHCb Technical Awards recognize for individuals or small teams: - An outstanding contribution to the R&D of LHCb - An outstanding contribution to construction or installation work of LHCb systems - An outstanding contribution to the operation of LHCb |
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| The 2025 LHCb Industry Awards took place on June 18th 2025 at CERN. The committee comprised Eric Thomas (Technical Coordinator and Chair), Carlos Abellan Betata, Ben Couturier, Silvia Gambetta et Frederic Machefert. - Kacper Jama (CERN) For his outstanding contributions to the R&D of the Spaghetti Calorimeter (SpaCal) technology, in view of the LS3 enhancement and Upgrade II of the LHCb electromagnetic calorimeter - Carlos Henrique Ferreira Brito Filho (URFJ) For his outstanding contribution to the operation of LHCb, by developing and implementing the Analysis Life Cycle Management (ALCM) tool to support analysis tracking from inception to publication in a coherent and sustainable way. |
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| The 2024 LHCb Industry Awards took place on June 11th 2024 at CERN. The committee comprised Eric Thomas (Technical Coordinator and Chair), Marina Artuso, Victor Coco, Angelo Cotta Ramuniso and Clara Gaspar. - Ulisses de Freitas Carneiro da Graca (CBPF) For his outstanding contribution to the installation and operation of the SciFi detector. - Didier Piedigrossi (CERN) For his outstanding contribution to the R&D, construction, installation, and operation of the RICH detectors. - Karol Hennessy (Liverpool) For his outstanding contribution to the R&D, construction, installation, and operation of the VELO detector. - Martin Stefan Bieker (TU Dortmund) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the BCM detector. - Rosen Matev (CERN) For his outstanding contribution to the operation of the ONLINE and RTA system. |
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| The 2023 LHCb Industry Awards took place on June 07th 2023 at CERN. The committee comprised Eric Thomas (Technical Coordinator and Chair), Paula Collins, Niko Neufeld and Jean-Pierre Cachemiche. - Dimitra Andreu (Syracuse University) For her outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the UT detector. - Norbert Adjadj (EPFL) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of SciFi detectors. - Federico de Benedetti (INFN) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the UT detector. - Rodolphe Gonzalez (EPFL) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the UT detector. - Petr Gorbounov (IHEP) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of SciFi detectors. - Christophe Insa (LPC) For his outstanding contribution to the R&D, construction and installation of the SciFi detector. - Magali Magne (LPC) For her outstanding contribution to the R&D, construction and installation of the SciFi detector. - Kevin McCormick (University of Liverpool) For his outstanding contribution to the construction of the VELO detector. - Pascal Sainvitu (CERN) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of all the LHCb detectors. - Karol Sawczuk (CERN) For his outstanding contribution to operation of DATA center. - Mark Tobin (IHEP) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the UT detector. - Andreas Zosgornik (RWTH) For his outstanding contribution to the construction and installation of the SciFi detector. |
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