Explore cutting-edge research in particle physics and cosmology through this comprehensive conference session featuring ten expert talks. Delve into astrophysical probes of self-interacting dark matter, the search for dark matter annual modulation, light vector mediators in direct detection experiments, and the Euclid mission's scientific forecast. Learn about sub-GeV dark matter searches, complete dark photon models constrained by Z-Physics, exclusion bounds for Z' bosons, and tri-unification theories. Examine lepton-flavour-violating constraints from triality and precision neutrino deep inelastic scattering at CERN's Forward Physics Facility. Gain insights from leading researchers in the field as they present their latest findings and discuss future prospects in particle physics and cosmology.
CATCH22+2 Conference - Afternoon Sessions on Dark Matter and Particle Physics
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies DIAS via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Prof. Tesla Jeltema - Astrophysical Probes of Self-Interacting Dark Matter
Prof. Maria Martinez - Status and Future Prospects of the search for Dark Matter Annual Modulation in NaI
Dr. Valentina De Romeri - Light vector mediators at direct detection experiments
Dr. Cristobal Padilla Aranda - The Euclid mission: scientific forecast, overview and status
Dr. Neda Darvishi - Sub-GeV Dark Matter Searches with QUEST-DMC
Prof. Howard Haber - Classes of complete dark photon models constrained by Z-Physics
Dr. Zoltán Péli - Exclusion bounds for Z' bosons
02:07:26 Dr. Avelino Vicente - Tri-unification: a separate SU5 for each fermion family
Dr. Gabriela Lichtenstein - Lepton-flavour-violating constraints from triality
Prof. Richard Ruiz - Precision Neutrino DIS at CERN's Forward Physics Facility and Beyond
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Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies DIAS
