Under the AIDA-2020 TA programme, CERN provides access to 3 facilities

• PS (proton synchrotron) and SPS (super proton synchrotron) for test beams
• IRRAD for irradiations
• GIF++ for irradiations

H2

400

9x10⁷ p+ at 200 GeV/c
3x10⁷ p- at 200 GeV/c
4x10⁶ e± at 150 GeV/c
1x10⁵ Pb at 400 GeV/Z

High-energy hadron or electron beam for physics or tests 

Heavy ion beam

H4

400

9x10⁷ p+ at 200 GeV/c
3x10⁷ p- at 200 GeV/c
4x10⁶ e± at 150 GeV/c>10⁷p at 400GeV/c
1x10⁵ Pb at 400 GeV/Z

High-energy hadron or electron beam for physics or tests
Att. proton beam

Heavy ion beam

H6

200

1x10⁸ p+ at 150 GeV/c
4x10⁷ p- at 150 GeV/c

Medium energy hadron beam, also for tertiary test beams

H8

400

1x10⁷ p  at 400 GeV/c
2x10⁸ p+ at 200 GeV/c
7x10⁷ p- at 200 GeV/c
1x10⁵ Pb at 400 GeV/Z

Att. proton beam 
High-energy hadron or electron beam for physics or tests
Heavy ion beam

1) IRRAD (24 GeV/c protons): The irradiation facility is located in the EAST AREA of the CERN PS (Proton Synchrotron). It offers the possibility to expose materials to protons of 24 GeV/c. Objects with an area of up to 10 cm² can be exposed to fluences of up to 10¹⁵ particles/cm². Smaller objects can be irradiated up to higher fluences reaching up to 10¹⁷ particles/cm² in irradiation experiments for which a beam spot of 5 mm² FWHM is sufficient.
More information about the facility can be found here ​

2) GIF++ (gamma source & H4 beam): The GIF++ facility is located in the H4 beam line of the CERN SPS North Area. It is combining a high energy charged particle beam (mainly muon beam with momentum up to 100 GeV/c, see H4 beam line characteristics below) with a 14 TBq ¹³⁷Cesium source. The main purpose of this facility is to perform test beam experiments of gas detectors in an intense gamma background field. The 100 m² GIF++ irradiation bunker has two independent irradiation zones making it possible to test real size detectors, of up to several m², as well as a broad range of smaller prototype detectors and electronic components. The photon flux of each irradiation zone can be tuned using a set of lead filters with attenuation factors up to 50,000. More information about the facility can be found here 

T9

1-15 GeV/c (±)

0.6%

mixed

0.3-1.0*10⁶

~0.02-6

T10

1-7 GeV/c (±)

0.5%

mixed

0.3-1.0*10⁶

~0.02-4

T11

1-3.6 GeV/c (±)

~1%

mixed

0.3-1.0*10⁶

~0.02-5

IRRAD

24 GeV/c

0.015%

proton

8-30*10¹⁰

from MCR

primary

1. Transnational Access users (Researchers from other institutes) of the Test Beams and Irradiation facilities may receive subsistence expenses only if their project / experiment has been approved by the AIDA-2020 Facility Coordinator at CERN in advance. He shall check the eligibility of the user group w.r.t the EC requirements, specified in Article 16 of the H2020 General and Annotated Grant Agreement .
2. Within the framework of TA in AIDA-2020, CERN users who are registered at more than 50% are not eligible for reimbursement. 
3. Prior to the arrival of the TA users at CERN, a Letter of Invitation will be sent by the AIDA-2020 Coordination Office to the Project / Group leader, listing all members of the group that will participate in the TA.
4. The number of user visits and days spent at CERN that will be covered by EU funds shall be within the limits specified in the Letter of Invitation.
5. Travel to CERN and local transportation (Bus, Taxi…) will not be entitled to reimbursement through AIDA-2020 Transnational Access central budget.
6. Subsistence allowance shall however be reimbursed up to 138CHF per day (for each night in the Geneva area). It will be reimbursed after the visit through an EDH Claim, prepared by the coordination office, based upon the Personal TA Declaration, which each user has to sign during his / her stay at CERN and a copy of the travel receipt or a boarding pass.
7. Users that have not signed the Personal TA Declaration will not be in the position to receive any reimbursement.
8. TA reimbursements will be made exclusively to the users on an individual basis.
9. CERN will not reimburse in any form the advance payments or reimbursements made by their home institute.