Thematic 3-weeks programme at the Institut Henri Poincaré, Paris, May 5th to 23rd, 2025.
Programme talks and conference are in the new IHP building, Perrin building, Maison Poincaré.
Beware: It was reported to us that scammers are sending to participants fraudulent e-mails about accomodation/fees. Please be particularly cautious about e-mails not coming from the organisers nor from an @ihp.fr address.
Presentation of the programme
The goal of the program is to foster discussions and collaborations among researchers that have different areas of expertise relevant for the key open issues in the fields of neutrinos and dark matter, and to train PhD students, postdocs and young researchers that might not be in both fields yet. The IHP program will offer a positive and stimulating environment to host discussions and brainstormings around debated open issues at the frontier between dark matter and neutrinos, at a moment where related experimental progress will attract unique international attention to these fields.
The program comprises one week school and two weeks' workshop.
Topical school: from May 5 to 9, IHP, Perrin building
Lectures and Lecturers:
- ”Solar neutrinos: a path to discovery” - Arthur McDonald (Queen’s University)
- “Dark matter in astrophysical bodies” - Joseph Bramante (Queen’s U. & Perimeter Institute)
- “Dark matter” - Jiji Fan (Brown U.)
- “Neutrinos Physics” - Silvia Pascoli (Bologna U. and INFN, CERN)
- “Neutrino astrophysics" - Georg Raffelt (MPI Münich)
Topical workshop: from May 12 to 23, IHP, Perrin building
Topics include:
- Dark matter candidates and phenomenology
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Neutrinos from DM in compact bodies
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Stellar cooling and stellar capture of DM
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Neutrinos from DM annihilations and decays
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Neutrino telescopes as DM detectors
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Sterile neutrinos
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The “neutrino floor”
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Neutrinos and cosmology
- The diffuse supernova neutrino background
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Neutrino astrophysics and new connections
Key speakers include:
Kevork Abazajian (UC Irvine), Asimina Arvanitaki (Perimeter Institute), A. Baha Balantekin (Winsconsin U.), John Beacom (Ohio State U.), Itay Bloch (UC Berkeley), Torsten Bringmann (U. Oslo), Andrea Caputo (Rome Sapienza U.), Raffaele T. D’Agnolo (IPhT Saclay), Yohei Ema (Minnesota U.), Tobias Fischer (Wroclaw U.), Rebecca Gozzini (IFIC Valencia), Kumiko Kotera (IAP), Rebecca Leane (SLAC), David J.E. ‘Doddy’ Marsch (King’s College London), M.C. David Marsh (Stockholm), Alessandro Mirizzi (U. Bari), Sergio Palomares-Ruiz (IFIC Valencia), Albino Perego (Trento U.), David Radice (Penn State U.), Sanjay Reddy (INT Seattle), Elisa Resconi (MPI MÅNunich), Kate Scholberg (Duke U.), Louis Strigari (Texas A & M), Anna Suliga (U. of Winsconsin-Madison), Manibrata Sen (MPI Heidelberg), Alexey Yuri Smirnov (MPI Heidelberg).
Registration is free but mandatory.
Deadline for asking financial support: January 7th, 2025.
Financial support is limited and will be notified by January 15th, 2025.
Deadline for registration: January 31st, 2025. Places are limited.
Organising committee:
- Maria Cristina Volpe (APC Paris, CNRS & Paris Cité University) - Chair
- Marco Cirelli (LPTHE, CNRS & Sorbonne University)
- Filippo Sala (University of Bologna & INFN)
Scientific committee:
- Shunsaku Horiuchi (Department of Physics, Virginia Tech, USA & Kavli IPMU, Kashiwa, Japan)
- Joachim Kopp (TH Dept., CERN, Switzerland & Mainz Institute for Theoretical Physics, Germany)
- Manfred Lindner (Max-Planck-Institute, Heidelberg, Germany)
- Tracy Slatyer (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
- Irene Tamborra (Niels Bohr Institute & DARK Center, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Fundings:
The program receives also support from the Masterproject NUFRONT of CNRS Nucléaire et Particules.
