This first joint school of the ICTP South American Institute for Fundamental Research (ICTP-SAIFR) and the Mainz Institute of Theoretical Physics (MITP) will provide in-depth lectures in advanced topics in theoretical particle physics, covering important areas where recent progress has been made in the field.  This activity is aimed at advanced graduate students, and funding for travel and local expenses is available for accepted candidates from both Latin America and Europe.

There is no registration fee.

Organizers:

• Gustavo Burdman (IF-USP, Brazil)
• Felix Yu (MITP, Germany)
• Matthias Neubert (MITP, Germany)
• Rogerio Rosenfeld (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR)

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1st week

• Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM
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• Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology
• Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes
  Reading material: HERE

2nd week

Announcement:

Online application is closed

School Program: PDF updated on September 12, 2022

 

2022-09-12

• 10:15 - Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM - Class 1 of 5
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• 12:15 - Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes - Class 1 of 5
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• 15:15 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology - Class 1 of 5
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2022-09-13

• 09:15 - Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes - Class 2 of 5
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• 11:15 - Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM - Class 2 of 5
• 14:15 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology - Class 2 of 5
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2022-09-14

• 09:15 - Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes - Class 3 of 5
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• 11:15 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology - Class 3 of 5
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• 15:30 - Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM - Class 3 of 5

2022-09-15

• 09:15 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology - Class 4 of 5
• 11:15 - Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes - Class 4 of 5
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• 14:15 - Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM - Class 4 of 5

2022-09-16

• 09:15 - Yael Shadmi (Israel Institute of Technology – Technion, Israel): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: amplitudes - Class 5 of 5
• 11:15 - Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA): Naturalness-motivated BSM - Class 5 of 5
• 14:15 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Cosmology - Class 5 of 5

2022-09-19

• 09:00 - Tilman Plehn (University of Heidelberg, Germany): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: future colliders and machine learning - Class 1 of 5
• 11:15 - Gilad Perez (Weizmann Institute, Israel): Frontiers in non-natural BSM - Class 1 of 4
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• 14:15 - Raffaele Tito d’Agnolo (IPhT-Saclay, France): The light and feeble frontier: light DM, Feebly Interacting Particles, Axion-like Particles and other beasts - Class 1 of 5
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2022-09-20

• 09:15 - Tilman Plehn (University of Heidelberg, Germany): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: future colliders and machine learning - Class 2 of 5
• 11:15 - Raffaele Tito d’Agnolo (IPhT-Saclay, France): The light and feeble frontier: light DM, Feebly Interacting Particles, Axion-like Particles and other beasts - Class 2 of 5
• 14:15 - Gilad Perez (Weizmann Institute, Israel): Frontiers in non-natural BSM - Class 2 of 4
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2022-09-21

• 09:15 - Raffaele Tito d’Agnolo (IPhT-Saclay, France): The light and feeble frontier: light DM, Feebly Interacting Particles, Axion-like Particles and other beasts - Class 3 of 5
• 11:15 - Gilad Perez (Weizmann Institute, Israel): Frontiers in non-natural BSM - Class 3 of 4
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• 14:00 - Christophe Grojean (DESY and Humboldt University, Germany): The Higgs Fabrics: Once and Future
• 15:30 - Tilman Plehn (University of Heidelberg, Germany): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: future colliders and machine learning - Class 3 of 5

2022-09-22

• 09:15 - Gilad Perez (Weizmann Institute, Israel): Frontiers in non-natural BSM - Class 4 of 4 - Discussion
• 11:15 - Tilman Plehn (University of Heidelberg, Germany): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: future colliders and machine learning - Class 4 of 5
• 14:15 - Raffaele Tito d’Agnolo (IPhT-Saclay, France): The light and feeble frontier: light DM, Feebly Interacting Particles, Axion-like Particles and other beasts - Class 4 of 5

2022-09-23

• 09:15 - Tilman Plehn (University of Heidelberg, Germany): Tools at the Frontiers of BSM: future colliders and machine learning - Class 5 of 5
• 11:15 - Raffaele Tito d’Agnolo (IPhT-Saclay, France): The light and feeble frontier: light DM, Feebly Interacting Particles, Axion-like Particles and other beasts - Class 5 of 5

 

BOARDING PASS: All participants, whose travel has been provided  by ICTP-SAIFR, should bring the boarding pass upon registration. The return boarding pass (PDF, if online check-in, scan or picture, if physical) should be sent to secretary@ictp-saifr.org by e-mail . Participants whose travel has been provided by MITP (Mainz) will receive instructions by E-mail.

Visa information: Nationals from several countries in Latin America and Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan and USA are exempt from tourist visa. Please check here which nationals need a tourist visa to enter Brazil.

Accommodation: Participants, whose accommodation will be provided by the institute, will stay at The Universe Flat. Hotel recommendations are available here

COVID-19: Fully vaccinated Brazilians and foreigners are now exempt from presenting proof of a COVID-19 test with a negative or non-detectable result. You are only required to present proof of vaccination, printed or electronically. Masks are mandatory at the subway, bus and IFT-UNESP building.

How to reach the Institute: The program will be held at ICTP South American Institute, located at IFT-UNESP, which is across the street from a major bus and subway terminal (Terminal Barra Funda). The address which is closer to the entrance of the IFT-UNESP building is R. Jornalista Aloysio Biondi, 120 – Barra Funda, São Paulo. The easiest way to reach us is by subway or bus, please find instructions here.

 

The aim of the program is to bring together in a discussion-friendly environment renowned experts, as well as younger researchers, working on various aspects of physics beyond the Standard Model. More specifically, we foresee discussions on BSM model-building, Dark Matter, dark sectors, axions, the cosmological constant, possible experimental signals at collider, non-collider and astrophysical experiments. The event will have an open format centered around discussions, with a small number of talks. The program will last three weeks, with a minimum one-week stay, although longer stays are encouraged.

There is no registration fee.

Organizers:

• Enrico Bertuzzo (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
• Gustavo A. Burdman (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
• Csaba Csaki (Cornell University, USA)
• Christophe Grojean (DESY and Humboldt University, Germany)

• Daniele Barducci (Rome U., Italy): Quantum Cosmology with a distinct hint from Condensed Matter Physics
• Adriano Lana Cherchiglia (UFABC, Brazil)
• Sylvain Fichet (ICTP-SAIFR, Brazil): The Warped Dark Photon
• Christina Gao (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Fermilab, USA): Axion Wind Detection with the Homogeneous Precession Domain of Superfluid Helium 3
• Gero von Gersdorff (PUC-Rio, Brazil)
• Christophe Grojean (DESY and Humboldt University, Germany): IFT-UNESP Colloquium: The Higgs Fabrics: Once and Future
• Matheus Hostert (Perimeter Institute, Canada): Dark neutrino sectors in modern neutrino experiments
• Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Quantum Computation as a tool for Particle Theory
• Seth Koren (Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago, USA): Discrete Gauged Baryon Minus Lepton Number and the Cosmological Lithium Problem
• André Lessa (UFABC)
• Leonardo de Lima (UTFPR-Toledo, Brazil): Probing the top-Higgs sector with composite Higgs models at present and future hadron colliders
• Ricardo D’Elia Matheus (IFT-UNESP): Clustering techniques as a way to explore BSM models’ parameter space
• Oleksii Matsedonskyi (Weizmann, Israel): Reassessing the Window for Electroweak Baryogenesis
• Peter Reimitz (IFUSP, Brazil): Light Vector Mediators in forward physics and indirect detection experiments
• Gabriele Rigo (IPhT-Saclay, France): Vacuum Stability Bounds on Higgs Coupling Deviations from New Fermions
• Marcos Cardoso Rodriguez (UFRRJ, Brazil): Neutrinos masses in MSSM with $R$-Parity Violation when the left-handed sneutrinos get non-zero vaccum expectation values
• Maximilian Ruhdorfer (Cornell University, USA): RG of GR from On-shell Amplitudes
• Yuri Shirman (University of California-Irvine, USA): TBA
• John Terning (UC Davis, USA): IFT-UNESP Colloquium: The Magnetic Monopole Ninety Years Later
• Thiago Tomei (NCC UNESP, Brazil)
• Joseph Tooby-Smith (Cornell University, USA): Electroweak flavour unification and anomaly free gauge groups
• Riccardo Sturani (ICTP-SAIFR/IFT-UNESP)
• Tomer Volansky (Tel Aviv U., Israel): Dark Matter

Announcement:

Online registration is now closed

Program schedule: PDF updated on September 9, 2022

2022-09-05

• 11:00 - Matheus Hostert (Perimeter Institute, Canada): Dark neutrino sectors in modern neutrino experiments

2022-09-06

• 11:00 - Jay M. Hubisz (Syracuse U., USA): Quantum Computation as a tool for Particle Theory

2022-09-07

• 11:00 - Yuri Shirman (University of California-Irvine, USA): Chirality changing RG flows: dynamics and models

2022-09-08

• 11:00 - Tomer Volansky (Tel Aviv U., Israel): Dark Matter

2022-09-09

• 11:00 - Christina Gao (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Fermilab, USA): Axion Wind Detection with the Homogeneous Precession Domain of Superfluid Helium 3
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2022-09-12

• 13:00 - Daniele Barducci (Rome U., Italy): Phenomenology of an almost elementary Higgs

2022-09-13

• 13:00 - Joseph Tooby-Smith (Cornell University, USA): Electroweak flavour unification and anomaly free gauge groups

2022-09-14

• 13:00 - Sylvain Fichet (ICTP-SAIFR, Brazil): The Warped Dark Photon
• 14:00 - John Terning (UC Davis): The Magnetic Monopole Ninety Years Later

2022-09-15

• 13:00 - Ricardo D'Elia Matheus (IFT-UNESP): Clustering techniques as a way to explore BSM models’ parameter space

2022-09-16

• 13:00 - Oleksii Matsedonskyi (Weizmann, Israel): Reassessing the Window for Electroweak Baryogenesis

2022-09-19

• 13:00 - Leonardo de Lima (UTFPR-Toledo, Brazil): Probing the top-Higgs sector with composite Higgs models at present and future hadron colliders

2022-09-20

• 13:00 - Maximilian Ruhdorfer (Cornell University, USA): RG of GR from On-shell Amplitudes

2022-09-22

• 13:00 - Peter Reimitz (IFUSP, Brazil): Light Vector Mediators in forward physics and indirect detection experiments
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2022-09-23

• 13:00 - Seth Koren (Enrico Fermi Institute, University of Chicago, USA): Discrete Gauged Baryon Minus Lepton Number and the Cosmological Lithium Problem

Registration: ALL participants should register. The registration will be on September 05 (Monday) at the Principia institute,  from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.

BOARDING PASS: All participants, whose travel has been provided or will be reimbursed by the institute, should bring the boarding pass upon registration. The return boarding pass (PDF, if online check-in, scan or picture, if physical) should be sent to secretary@ictp-saifr.org by e-mail .

List of Participants: Updated on August 30, 2022

Visa information: Nationals from several countries in Latin America and Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan and USA are exempt from tourist visa. Please check here which nationals need a tourist visa to enter Brazil.

Hotel recommendation: http://www.ictp-saifr.org/hotel-recommendations-2.  Participants and Speakers whose accommodation will be provided by the institute will stay at The Universe Flat.

COVID-19: Fully vaccinated Brazilians and foreigners are now exempt from presenting proof of a COVID-19 test with a negative or non-detectable result. You are only required to present proof of vaccination, printed or electronically. Masks are mandatory at the subway, bus and IFT-UNESP building.

How to reach the Principia Institute: The first week of the program will be held at Principia Institute of the Institute for Theoretical Physics Foundation, located at Rua Pamplona, 145,  50 meters away from the hotel Universe Flat.

How to reach the ICTP-SAIFR: The second and third weeks of the program will be held at ICTP South American Institute, located at IFT-UNESP, which is across the street from a major bus and subway terminal (Terminal Barra Funda). The address which is closer to the entrance of the IFT-UNESP building is R. Jornalista Aloysio Biondi, 120 – Barra Funda, São Paulo. The easiest way to reach us is by subway or bus, please find instructions here.

 

Reuven Opher was a leading astrophysicist and cosmologist working in Brazil from 1979 through 2014. He established two successful series of workshops: the “Nova Física no Espaço”, which was held in Portuguese in an informal setting and directed to the Brazilian community, and the “Challenges of New Physics in Space”, an international workshop where renowned researchers were invited to present the state-of-the-art in different fields of Astrophysics and Cosmology. The last edition was the XIIIth workshop held at the ICTP-SAIFR in 2016.

In addition to the invited talks, there will be space for posters with pre-recorded talks and one session with flash presentations is planned as well.

This workshop, named after Reuven Opher, will continue his efforts to showcase the work of the Brazilian community in the fields related to Cosmology, Gravity and Astrophysics.

There is no registration fee

Organizing Committee:

• Odylio Aguiar (INPE)
• Vanessa Carvalho de Andrade (UnB)
• João Braga (INPE)
• Marcos Maia (UnB)
• Mariana Penna-Lima (UnB)
• Elisabete Maria de Gouveia Dal Pino (IAG-USP)
• Marcelo Rebouças (CBPF)
• Rogerio Rosenfeld (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR)
• Ilya Shapiro (UFJF)
• Carlos Alexandre Wuensche (INPE)

 

• Odylio D. Aguiar (INPE): Present and Near Future Gravitational Wave Observatories
• Ulisses Barres Almeida (CBPF): Southern Wide-Field Gamma-ray Observatory (SWGO)
• Carlos Bengaly (ON): Model-independent tests of the standard cosmological model
• Orfeu Bertolami (Universidade do Porto, Portugal): Gravity UFOs
• João Braga (INPE): Localization of Bright Cosmic Explosions with the nanoMIRAX satellite
• Hugo Camacho (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR/LIneA): Cosmology from the DES-Y3: baryon acoustic oscillations and the combination of clustering and weak lensing
• Renato Dupke (ON): J-PAS, miniJPAS and J-NEP: Current Status, Results and Perspectives
• Júlio Fabris (UFES): A Newtonian theory with variable G
• Diego A. F. Gonçalves (USP): CTA & Astri Mini-Array
• Gustavo Guerrero (UFMG): Modeling convection and dynamo in stellar interiors
• Jorge Horvath (IAG-USP): The supernova-neutron star connection
• Grzegorz Kowal (EACH-USP): Spontaneous magnetic reconnection
• Jacques Lepine (IAG-USP): An update of the LLAMA radio telescope project
• Germán Lugones (UFABC): Phase conversions in neutron stars: implications for stellar stability and gravitational wave physics
• Marcos Maia (UnB): Geometry at the Quantum Scale
• Martin Makler (CBPF, Brazil / U. Nacional de San Martin, Argentina): Testing General Relativity at kiloparsec scales with gravitational lenses
• Valerio Marra (UFES, Brazil/INAF-Trieste, Italy): The Copernican principle in light of the latest cosmological data
• Rodrigo Nemmen (IAG-USP): Fermi LAT observations of Sagittarius A* and nearby galactic nuclei
• Merav Opher (Boston University, USA): Out Heliospheric Shield, a case of a Habitable Astrosphere: Open Science Questions
• Roderik Overzier (ON): The Giant Magellan Telescope and the first Cosmic Sources
• Mariana Penna-Lima (UnB): Legacy Survey of Space and Time and the Brazilian Participation Group
• Miguel Quartin (UFRJ, Brazil / Univ. Heidelberg, Germany): Reaching precision cosmology faster with velocities
• Reinaldo Santos-Lima (IAG-USP): Turbulent transport of astrophysical magnetic fields
• Ilya Shapiro (UFJF): What quantum gravity can do for cosmology?
• Felipe Andrade-Oliveira (University of Michigan): The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument: updates
• Rafael da Silva de Souza (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China): The Cosmostatistics Initiative – Turning data into discoveries
• Riccardo Sturani (IIP-UFRN): Gravitational Wave Astronomy
• Adriana Valio (Mackenzie): The Impact of Stellar Activity on Exoplanet Habitability 
• Carlos Alexandre Wuensche: (INPE): 21 cm Cosmology and the BINGO radio telescope

Announcement

Online registration is now closed

Workshop program: PDF updated on December 15, 2021

Paula Silva Ferreira (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro): Estimating the BAO in real space – PDF – Video

Nadja Magalhaes  (Federal University of Sao Paulo – UNIFESP): On a Poynting vector for gravitational waves using gravitoelectromagnetism – PDF – Video

Marcelo Ciani Vicentin (Instituto de astronomia, geofísica e ciências atmosféricas da Universidade de São Paulo (IAG/USP)): A Bayesian Approach to Detect BCGs at Optical Photometric Surveys – PDF – Video

Carlos Frajuca (IFSP): A Resonant-Mass Gravitational Wave detector in the 100 kHz range – PDF –Video

Davi C. Rodrigues (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo): Post-Newtonian gamma-like parameters and the slip: differences and consequences for future observations – PDF – Video

Isabela Santiago de Matos (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro / Instituto de Física): Constraining modified gravity with gravitational wave distance measurements – PDF – Video

Fernando Henrique Martins da Silva (Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de Santa Catarina): Saturn and The Icy Moons Titan and Enceladus Under Cassini-Huygens Perspective – PDF – Video 

Daniel Muller (Instituto de Física – Universidade de Brasília): Static universes – PDF – Video

2021-12-13

• 10:00 - Ilya Shapiro (UFJF): What quantum gravity can do for cosmology?
• 10:30 - Valerio Marra (UFES, Brazil/INAF-Trieste, Italy): The Copernican principle in light of the latest cosmological data
• 11:30 - Marcos Maia (UnB): Geometry at the Quantum Scale
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• 12:00 - Martin Makler (CBPF, Brazil / U. Nacional de San Martin, Argentina): Testing General Relativity at kiloparsec scales with gravitational lenses
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• 14:00 - Júlio Fabris (UFES): A Newtonian theory with variable G
• 14:30 - Germán Lugones (UFABC): Phase conversions in neutron stars: implications for stellar stability and gravitational wave physics

2021-12-14

• 10:00 - Odylio D. Aguiar (INPE): Present and Near Future Gravitational Wave Observatories
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• 10:30 - Riccardo Sturani (IIP-UFRN): Gravitational Wave Astronomy
• 11:30 - Rodrigo Nemmen (IAG-USP): Fermi LAT observations of Sagittarius A* and nearby galactic nuclei
• 12:00 - Jacques Lepine (IAG-USP): An update of the LLAMA radio telescope project
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• 14:00 - Orfeu Bertolami (Universidade do Porto, Portugal): Gravity UFOs

2021-12-15

• 10:00 - Hugo Camacho (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR/LIneA): Cosmology from the DES-Y3: baryon acoustic oscillations and the combination of clustering and weak lensing
• 10:30 - Felipe Andrade-Oliveira (University of Michigan): The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument: updates
• 11:30 - Renato Dupke (ON): J-PAS, miniJPAS and J-NEP: Current Status, Results and Perspectives
• 12:00 - Mariana Penna-Lima (UnB): Legacy Survey of Space and Time and the Brazilian Participation Group
• 14:00 - Roderik Overzier (ON): The Giant Magellan Telescope and the first Cosmic Sources
• 14:30 - Carlos Alexandre Wuensche (INPE): 21 cm Cosmology and the BINGO radio telescope
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2021-12-16

• 10:00 - Rafael da Silva de Souza (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China): The Cosmostatistics Initiative – Turning data into discoveries
• 10:30 - Miguel Quartin (UFRJ, Brazil / Univ. Heidelberg, Germany): Reaching precision cosmology faster with velocities
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• 11:30 - Ulisses Barres Almeida (CBPF): Southern Wide-Field Gamma-ray Observatory (SWGO)
• 12:00 - Diego A. F. Gonçalves (USP): CTA & Astri Mini-Array
• 14:00 - João Braga (INPE): Localization of Bright Cosmic Explosions with the nanoMIRAX satellite
• 14:30 - Carlos Bengaly (ON): Model-independent tests of the standard cosmological model

2021-12-17

• 10:00 - Gustavo Guerrero (UFMG): Modeling convection and dynamo in stellar interiors
• 10:30 - Adriana Valio (Mackenzie): The Impact of Stellar Activity on Exoplanet Habitability
• 11:30 - Jorge Horvath (IAG-USP): The supernova-neutron star connection
  • Attachment
• 12:00 - Grzegorz Kowal (EACH-USP): Spontaneous magnetic reconnection
• 14:00 - Reinaldo Santos-Lima (IAG-USP): Turbulent transport of astrophysical magnetic fields
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• 14:30 - Merav Opher (Boston University, USA): Out Heliospheric Shield, a case of a Habitable Astrosphere: Open Science Questions

POSTER: If you were accepted to present a poster, please send a pre-recorded video presentation (at most 5 minutes) and a file (PDF) of your poster  to thiago@ictp-saifr.org before December 10, 2021. During the poster session you will be invited to make a flash presentation (2 min) and then you will answer questions from the audience.

Organizing Committee:

• Jorge Alfaro (PUC, Chile)
• Edgar Carrera (USFQ, Ecuador) – Chair
• Edgar Cifuentes (USAC, Guatemala)
• Daniel de Florián (UBA, Argentina)
• Angelina Díaz (AENTA, Cuba)
• Marco A. Diaz (PUC, Chile)
• Claudio Dib (UTFSM, Chile)
• Juan Carlos D’Olivo (ICN-UNAM, Mexico)
• João dos Anjos (CBPF, Brazil)
• Tere Dova (UNLP, Argentina)
• Ana María Font (UCV, Venezuela)
• Alberto M. Gago (PUCP, Peru)
• Beatriz Gay Ducati (UFRGS, Brazil)
• Gabriel González (URU, Uruguay)
• Gerardo Herrera (Cinvestav, Mexico)
• Joel Jones-Pérez (PUCP, Peru)
• Marta Losada (UAN, Colombia)
• Sudhir Malik (UPR/Mayagüez, Puerto Rico)
• Daryel Manreza Paret (La Habana, Cuba)
• Roberto Martínez (UNAL, Colombia)
• Nicolas Martinic (ULP, Bolivia)
• Alejandra Melfo (ULA, Venezuela)
• Ramón Mendez Galain (URU, Uruguay)
• Enrico Nardi (LNF, Italy)
• Orlando Pereyra (UNI, Peru)
• Aurora Perez Diaz (ICIMAF / La Habana, Cuba)
• Juan Ponciano (USAC, Guatemala)
• Diego Restrepo (UdeA / Medellin, Colombia)
• Rogerio Rosenfeld (IFT-UNESP, Brazil) – Co-chair
• Esteban Roulet (Bariloche, Argentina)
• John Swain (NEU, USA)
• Luis M. Villaseñor (UMSNH, Mexico)

Invited Speakers:

• Ulisses Barres (CBPF, Brazil): The Southern Wide Field Gamma Ray Observatory (SWGO)
• Nicolás Bernal (Antonio Nariño University,Colombia): Dark Matter in the Time of Primordial Black Holes
• Enrico Bertuzzo (USP, Brazil): Relaxion physics
• Carla Bonifazi (UFRJ, Brazil & ICAS, Argentina): Detecting coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering
• Hugo Camacho (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR, Brazil): Cosmological results from the first three years of observations of the Dark Energy Survey
• Marcela Carena (University of Chicago, USA): Dark Matter Effects on the Early Universe and Muon g-2
• Claudio Dib (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile): Updates on the ANDES project
• Cora Dvorkin (Harvard, USA): Unlocking Dark Matter Physics out of Astrophysical Data Sets
• Nayara Fonseca (ICTP-Trieste, Italy): Theory of Deep Learning and Physics
• André de Gouvêa (Northwestern University, USA): Neutrino Physics News
• Cristiane Jahnke (UNICAMP, Brazil): Highlights and perspectives from the ALICE experiment
• Marta Losada (NYU, USA & Abu Dhabi U., United Arab Emirates): Constraining Baryogenesis in the Standard Model EFT with dim 6 terms using LHC Higgs physics and EDMs
• Camila Machado (DESY, Germany): On-shell amplitudes for effective theories
• Michelangelo Mangano (CERN, Switzerland): Physics at Future Circular Colliders
• Enrico Nardi (INFN Frascati National Laboratories, Italy): The axion: phenomenological implications and open theoretical problems
• Angela Olinto (University of Chicago, USA): Space Observatories for Ultrahigh Energy Astroparticles
• Massimo Passera (University of Padova, Italy): Muon g-2 and Δα connection
• Federico Sánchez (CONICET, Argentina): The Pierre Auger Observatory: results and perspectives
• Álvaro G. dos Santos Neto (Universidade Federal do Triângulo Mineiro, Brazil): LHCb latest results and new perspectives
• Ettore Segreto (UNICAMP, Brazil): DUNE Experiment
• Andres Guillermo Delannoy Sotomayor (University of Tennessee, USA): CMS updates
• Graziano Venanzoni (INFN- Pisa, Italy): First results from the Muon g-2 Experiment at Fermilab
• Song-Ming Wang (Academia Sinica-Taipei, Taiwan): ATLAS: recent results and future perspectives
• Matías Zaldarriaga (Institute for Advanced Studies – Princeton, USA): Effective Field Theory for Large Scale Structure

Contributed Talks:

• Maria Eugenia Cabrera (Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala): 2HDM singlet portal to dark matter
• Joel Jones-Perez (Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru (PUCP)): Measuring sleptons at the ILC
• Andre Lessa (CCNH, Brazil): Learning the Next Standard Model from LHC data
• Diego Alejandro Restrepo Quintero (Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia): Effective Dirac neutrino masses
• Arturo Sanchez (LAPP / CNRS, Switzerland): Current trends in distributed Open Sciences in HEP
• Iván Sidelnik (Instituto Balseiro, Argentina): LAGO: the Latin American Giant Observatory, current status, projects and future perspectives.
• Daniel Tapia Takaki (University of Kansas, USA): The Inter-American Network of Networks of QCD challenges
• Javier Solano (Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Peru): LA-CoNGA physics: an open science education collaboration between Latin America and Europe for High Energy Physics

1 – Miguel Bonnett Del Alamo (PUCP): Benchmarking Geant4 particle detection with CMOS technology – Video – Poster

2 – Ricardo Gaitan (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México): Neutrino masses in a model with left-right symmetry and mirror fermions – Video – Poster

3 – Francisco Artur Pinheiro Alves Júnior (Universidade Federal do Vale do São Francisco (UNIVASF/ Campus Serra da Capivara)): Revisiting Kleinnian Relativity – Video – Poster

4 – Jessica López (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla): Generalized Dark Matter in Compact Groups – Video – Poster

5 – Jose Halim Montes de Oca (FESC-UNAM): Mirror fermion as dark matter candidate – Video – Poster

6 – Tiberio Pereira (UFRN/DF): The impact of higher-modes into binary black hole parameter estimation with numerical waveforms – Video – Poster

7 – Huan Gabriel Moreira Souza (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Física, Universidade Federal do Pará): Universality of gauge coupling constant in the Einstein-QED system – Video – Poster

 

Announcement

Online registration is now closed

 

Workshop program: PDF updated on November 9, 2021

 

2021-11-08

• 11:50 - Edgar Carrera (USFQ, Ecuador): SILAFAE XII¾ - Opening
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• 12:00 - Massimo Passera (University of Padova, Italy): Muon g-2 and Δα connection
• 12:45 - Nicolás Bernal (Antonio Nariño University,Colombia): Dark Matter in the Time of Primordial Black Holes
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• 13:30 - Enrico Bertuzzo (USP, Brazil): Relaxion physics
• 16:00 - Michelangelo Mangano (CERN, Switzerland): Physics at Future Circular Colliders
• 16:45 - Marcela Carena (University of Chicago, USA): Dark Matter Effects on the Early Universe and Muon g-2
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• 17:30 - Diego Alejandro Restrepo Quintero (Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia): Effective Dirac neutrino masses
• 17:45 - Maria Eugenia Cabrera (Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala): 2HDM singlet portal to dark matter

2021-11-09

• 12:00 - Ulisses Barres (CBPF, Brazil): The Southern Wide Field Gamma Ray Observatory (SWGO)
• 12:45 - Claudio Dib (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile): Updates on the ANDES project
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• 13:30 - Carla Bonifazi (UFRJ, Brazil & ICAS, Argentina): Detecting coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering
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• 16:00 - Federico Sánchez (CONICET, Argentina): The Pierre Auger Observatory: results and perspectives
• 16:45 - Ettore Segreto (UNICAMP, Brazil): DUNE Experiment
• 17:30 - André de Gouvêa (Northwestern University, USA): Neutrino Physics News

2021-11-10

• 12:00 - Camila Machado (DESY, Germany): On-shell amplitudes for effective theories
• 12:45 - Nayara Fonseca (ICTP-Trieste, Italy): Theory of Deep Learning and Physics
• 13:30 - Enrico Nardi (INFN Frascati National Laboratories, Italy): The axion: phenomenological implications and open theoretical problems
• 16:00 - Joel Jones-Perez (Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru (PUCP)): Measuring sleptons at the ILC
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• 16:15 - Andre Lessa (CCNH, Brazil): Learning the Next Standard Model from LHC data
• 16:45 - Daniel Tapia Takaki (University of Kansas, USA): The Inter-American Network of Networks of QCD challenges
• 17:00 - Iván Sidelnik (Instituto Balseiro, Argentina): LAGO: the Latin American Giant Observatory, current status, projects and future perspectives
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2021-11-11

• 12:00 - Álvaro G. dos Santos Neto (Universidade Federal do Triângulo Mineiro, Brazil): LHCb latest results and new perspectives
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• 12:45 - Marta Losada (NYU, USA & Abu Dhabi U., United Arab Emirates): Constraining Baryogenesis in the Standard Model EFT with dim 6 terms using LHC Higgs physics and EDMs
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• 13:30 - Javier Solano (U. Nac. de Ingeniería, Peru): LA-CoNGA physics: an open science education collaboration between Latin America and Europe for High Energy Physics
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• 13:45 - Arturo Sanchez (LAPP / CNRS, Switzerland): Current trends in distributed Open Sciences in HEP
• 16:00 - Graziano Venanzoni (INFN- Pisa, Italy): First results from the Muon g-2 Experiment at Fermilab
• 16:45 - Hugo Camacho (IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR, Brazil): Cosmological results from the first three years of observations of the Dark Energy Survey
• 17:30 - Rogerio Rosenfeld ((IFT-UNESP, Brazil)): LASF4RI/Association
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2021-11-12

• 12:00 - Cristiane Jahnke (UNICAMP, Brazil): Highlights and perspectives from the ALICE experiment
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• 12:45 - Andres Guillermo Delannoy Sotomayor (University of Tennessee, USA): CMS updates
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• 13:30 - Song-Ming Wang (Academia Sinica-Taipei, Taiwan): ATLAS: recent results and future perspectives
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• 16:00 - Matías Zaldarriaga (Institute for Advanced Studies – Princeton, USA): Effective Field Theory for Large Scale Structure
• 16:45 - Cora Dvorkin (Harvard, USA): Unlocking Dark Matter Physics out of Astrophysical Data Sets
• 17:30 - Angela Olinto (University of Chicago, USA): Space Observatories for Ultrahigh Energy Astroparticles
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