------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Due to the travel disruption caused by Storm Boelo, the workshop will start at 13:30 on Monday 26th October, with Lunch available from 12:30.
If you arrive early then you are welcome to come to the James Clerk Maxwell Building (JCMB) in the morning. We will have the room open from before 9:30, and there should be a few locals there. You are welcome to use the room before we start. Coffee will be available around 10:30. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Welcome to the 11th UK LArTPC Software and Analysis workshop! This workshop is rather informal, and it is intended for LArTPC Software/Analysis beginners (mostly PhD students and post-docs, but others are welcome too). The aim is for new collaborators on LArTPC experiments to become familiar with the software and analysis tools commonly available to experiments such as MicroBooNE, SBND, DUNE, protoDUNE and ICARUS.
This year, the school would be held in-person at the University of Edinburgh. We will aim to run a remote connection, but the same level of participation cannot be guaranteed.
If you would like to attend this workshop, please make sure to register as soon as possible, and by no later than Friday 16th October, 2026. We look forward to seeing you in Edinburgh!
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Location
James Clerk Maxwell Building
King's Buildings campus
University of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh, UK
Workshop location The workshop will be hosted in room 3208 of the James Clerk Maxwell Building, King's Buildings campus at the University of Edinburgh.
Technical information Participants will need to bring their own laptops this year. Your laptop's operating system (Windows, Linux or Mac) does not matter as you only need a web browser to participate in the workshop. We will be able to provide a small number of desktops for those without laptops. You will need to indicate this on the registration form. The University of Edinburgh provides eduroam for wireless access.
Remote connection We will maintain a remote connection during the workshop for remote participation.
Accommodation Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements. There are quite a few guesthouses and a Travelodge a short walk from the King's Buildings campus. There are even more guesthouses and a Premier Inn closer to the city centre if you don't mind catching a bus to/from the workshop.
Dinner There will be a group dinner during the workshop for those that would like to attend. We will arrange to travel over together, and this will be discussed in more detail at the workshop.
Lunches Free lunches will be provided during the day on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday.
Privacy information Please see this document about how your information is stored and used.
Organizers: Dom Brailsford Andrzej Szelc Magnus Handley Lucy Kotsiopoulou Anna Beever Vincent Basque Andy Chappell Patrick Green Miquel Nebot Guinot Alex Wilkinson Tom Jones Isobel Mawby Anyssa Navrer-Agasson Leigh Whitehead
Local organisation committee: Andrzej Szelc Miquel Nebot Guinot Vincent Basque
Technical Support: Peter Love Robert Currie Wenlong Yuan