Dear Linear Collider Colleagues in America, Asia and Europe, The dates of the EUDET Kick-off Meeting have been given in the latest edition of ILC NewsLine <[log in to unmask]> as follows: DESY, 15-17 February 2006 EUDET will be a facility for doing LC Detector R&D and is open to all regions. Joachim Mnich (EUDET leader) is preparing an announcement for next week's ILC NewsLine which will give you the details. This mail is pre-information which is going to the mailing lists of the three regions because 1)some of you may not yet be plugged in to [log in to unmask] (if not, you can sign up there) and 2) you should get the information as early as possible so that you can put it in your planning. The facility will be supported by the EU plus participating institutions, whereas the detector R&D proper can/should be done by you if you are an LC-detector physicist. The layout of the facility will discussed at the kick-off meeting and your input is welcome if you are interested. If you can attend, please register at http://www.eudet.org a.s.a.p. Below is an excerpt from Joachim's mail asking us to spread the word, so I hope this will help... Best wishes for 2006, Ron P.S. The email lists of the three regions overlap, so apologies if you get this mail more than once. On Mon, 2 Jan 2006, Joachim Mnich wrote: > The first important event will be our Kick-off Meeting in February at > DESY. To prepare the workshop we have set up a web page with some > technical information and which will further evolve. You can access it > from www.eudet.org > To help us preparing the meeting here at DESY I would like to ask you to > sign up on the registration form as soon as possible such that we get an > idea how many people will attend the workshop. As this meeting will be > open to all interested people I encourage you to make some advertisement > for it, in particular outside Europe. > > Best regards, Joachim > > > -- > Joachim Mnich > DESY FLC > Notkestr. 85 > 22607 Hamburg > > Tel.: +49 40 8998 1921 (DESY) Fax: +49 40 8998 1812 > +41 22 767 6487 (CERN) +41 22 782 8923 > >