Europe-America-Japan Accelerator Development and Exchange Programme

EAJADE是一个在基本粒子物理学领域内进行加速器研发的培训和人员交流网络。最近欧洲粒子物理战略的更新强调了“希格斯工厂”的必要性--一种能够详细研究希格斯玻色子的轻子对撞机。这样的机器既是一台精密仪器，也是一台潜在的突破性物理发现机器。所有HiggsFactory项目的实施都需要广泛的国际合作，在建设之前需要5-10年的设计改进和技术开发。相关的专门知识和基础设施分布在全球各地，广泛的跨学科和跨部门网络对于取得进展和培训该领域未来的专家至关重要。EAJADE利用国际员工交流作为一种手段，有效地推动技术进步，利用世界各地的设施，创造独特的培训机会，并与日本和美国的科学家以及欧洲的行业合作伙伴建立强有力的合作关系。加速器研发和像希格斯工厂这样的未来机器的实现是真正的全球性努力，依赖于广泛领域的专业知识和许多最先进的技术。未来的设施还需要认真处理它们的二氧化碳足迹，研究可再生能源的使用和能源效率，并致力于成为可持续发展的典范。这些挑战需要跨部门的努力和最佳做法的发展。EAJADE预计将为加速器和相关的高科技行业带来重要的创新进展，并为加速器即将成为关键仪器的其他学科带来实质性好处。它还将通过为许多物理学家和工程师提供顶级培训，并通过努力减少许多设施中使用的加速器技术的能源消耗，帮助发展更具绩效和更可持续的欧洲知识型经济。

EAJADE is a training and staff exchange network for accelerator R&D within elementary particle physics. The recent update of theEuropean strategy for particle physics emphasises the need for a "Higgs factory" - a lepton collider able to study the Higgs bosonin detail. Such a machine is both a precision instrument and a discovery machine for potentially groundbreaking physics. All Higgsfactory proposals require wide international collaboration for their implementation and 5-10 years of design refinements and technicaldevelopments before construction. The relevant expertise and infrastructures are globally distributed, and a wide interdisciplinary andinter-sectorial network is essential to make progress and train future experts in the field. EAJADE makes use of international staffexchanges as a vehicle to efficiently boost technical progress, exploit facilities world-wide, create unique training opportunities, and buildstrong collaborations with Japanese and American scientists, and with industry partners in Europe. Accelerator R&D and the realisationof future machines like a Higgs factory are truly global endeavours relying on expertise in a broad set of fields and a number of state-ofthe-art technologies. Future facilities also need to carefully address their CO2 footprint, study the use of renewable energy sources andof energy efficiency, and aim to become models of sustainability. These challenges require intersectoral efforts and development of bestpractices. EAJADE is expected to lead to important and innovative advances for accelerators and the related high-tech industry, withsubstantial benefits also for other disciplines where accelerators are about to become key instruments. It will also help develop a moreperformant and sustainable European knowledge-based economy, by providing top-level training to many physicists and engineers, andthrough the efforts to reduce the energy consumption of accelerator technology used in numerous facilities.