This astroparticle physics graduate school will cover important and timely topics that are connected to the Dark Matter problem, taught by internationally renowned experts. A primary focus of the school will be on the direct detection of dark matter (DM) in rare-event searches. The theoretical background, observational motivation, and experimental avenues to observe dark matter signatures in the laboratory will be covered. Lectures will be complemented with hands-on sessions and student projects. The duration of the school is 10 days.
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Nuclear physics of dark matter direct detection, I
Dark sector theory overview, I
Atomic physics for dark matter direct detection, I
Achim Schwenk, Maxim Pospelov, Tien-Tien Yu
Nuclear physics of dark matter direct detection, II
Dark sector theory overview, II
Atomic physics for dark matter direct detection, II
Achim Schwenk, Maxim Pospelov, Tien-Tien Yu
Liquid scintillator dark matter detectors
Cryogenic dark matter detectors
Jules Gascon, Ranny Budnik
Statistics for rare-event searches, I
Theory advances in direct detection, I
Sara Algeri, Simon Knapen
Statistics for rare-event searches, II
Theory advances in direct detection, II
Sara Algeri, Simon Knapen
Ultralight dark sectors theory
Ultralight dark sectors in experiment, I
Ultralight dark sectors in experiment, II
Andreas Ringwald, Dmitry Budker
Theory of ultralight dark sectors
Observational insights into dark matter, I
Observational insights into dark matter, II
Vera Gluscevic
Organizers
Name | Affiliation |
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Markus Arndt | University of Vienna |
Josef Pradler | University of Vienna |
Massimiliano Procura | University of Vienna |
Florian Reindl | HEPHY and Technical University Vienna |
Jochen Schieck | HEPHY and Technical University Vienna |
Armin Shayeghi | University of Vienna |
Fedor Simkovic | Comenius University |
Anastasia Sokolenko | HEPHY Vienna |
Attendees
Name | Affiliation |
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Iftikhar Ahmad | AstroCeNT: Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center |
Sid El Moctar Ahmed Maouloud | Sorbonne University |
Emanuele Angelino | University of Torino |
Hamed Barzegar | University of Vienna |
Julian Bollig | University of Freiburg |
Aridai Bordón | None |
Alexis Boudon | IPhT Saclay |
Emanuela Celi | Gran Sasso Science Institute |
Ting Cheng | Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik |
Mar Ciscar | Technical University of Munich |
Sukeerthi Dharani | University Hamburg |
Jules Gascon | Institute of Nuclear physics of Lyon (IPNL) |
Jonathan Gosling | University College London |
Michal Iglicki | University of Warsaw |
Aliaksei Kachanovich | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
Melih Kara | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
Margarita Kaznacheeva | Technical University of Munich |
Moritz Kellermann | Max Planck Institute for Physics |
Simon Knapen | CERN |
Pawel Kozow | University of Warsaw |
Agustin Lantero Barreda | Universidad de Cantabria |
Peter Matak | Comenius University |
Martin Mauser | University of Vienna |
Krzysztof Mekala | University of Warsaw |
Julia Müller | University of Freiburg |
Georgios Papadopoulos | CNRS Paris |
Ricardo Peres | University of Zurich |
Francesca Pucci | Max Planck Institute for Physics |
Markus Rademacher | University College London |
Andreas Ringwald | DESY Hamburg |
Florian Steininger | University of Vienna |
Samuele Torelli | Gran Sasso Science Institute |
Einar Urdshals | Chalmers University of Technology |
Tien-Tien Yu | University of Oregon |
Paules Zakhary | AstroCeNT: Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center |