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The "Rencontres de Noirmoutier 2026" conference will be held in the island of Noirmoutier (France) from the 1rst to the 5th of June 2026
Village vacances des Quatre Vents
Two satellite events are attached to this conference :
- A public conference on May 31tst by Roland Lehoucq (in french) « Enquête sur Interstellar »
Le film Interstellar, réalisé par Christopher Nolan, a marqué les esprits par les images époustouflantes qu’on y voit. Ayant bénéficié des conseils d’un physicien, le film rend hommage à l’un des objets les plus fascinants de l’univers : le trou noir. Mais ce film est-il aussi réaliste qu’il en a l’air ? Pour bâtir son histoire, Nolan n’a-t-il pas « négocié » quelques petits arrangements avec Einstein ? Quelles informations peut-on déduire des mondes présentés ? Durant cette conférence nous mènerons l’enquête pour le plaisir de comprendre un peu de physique et pour réaliser que, décidément, l’univers est un endroit bien curieux.
- A day, "Histoires de temps", on saturday june 6th, dedicated to various approaches of time through physics, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy and a round table about links between these different views and way each of us live time. On line transcription in french and english. Details and registration here.
Outreach events :
- ILE project (Infini à l'ECOLE, ile.in2p3.fr) in some elementary schools on May 28th and 29th
- A Village of Science at Intermarché supermaket of Noirmoutier on May 30th
- Lectures in surrounding High schools by PhDs or Postdocs
Contact
Registration
Registrations
Participants
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9:00 AM
Welcome
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Dark Matter: Part IConvener: Yajing Xing
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Probing the dark sector with electron recoilSpeaker: Xavier Bertou (IJCLab)
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Direct Detection of Dark Matter with Nuclear Recoils: Progress and ProspectsSpeaker: Theresa Fruth
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Search for Magnetic Inelastic Dark Matter in XENONnTSpeaker: David Anton (University of Chicago)
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11:00 AM
Coffee Break
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Physics of compact objects: Part IConvener: Aaron Vincent
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Exploring dense matter physics with neutron star observations
Nuclear experiments and theory both fail to describe the behavior of dense and highly isospin asymmetric matter in relatively low temperature regimes. Such matter is however present in the deepest layers of the highly compact astrophysical objects that are neutron stars. In this talk, we discuss how astrophysical constraints based on multi-messenger observations of neutron stars have constrained the equation of state of dense matter and what improvements are expected with the next generation of detectors and observatories.
Speaker: Lami SULEIMAN (Laboratoire Univers et Théories, Observatoire de Paris.) -
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Very-high-energy gamma rays and compact objects: observations, constraints, and prospectsSpeaker: Mathieu JACOBE DE NAUROIS (LLR Ecole Polytechnique)
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The long-term multi-wavelength variability of PKS 0625-354Speaker: Julia DE ASSIS SCARPIN (LLR, École Polytechnique)
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12:35 PM
Lunch
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Standard Model: Part IConvener: Louis Portales (CEA Paris-Saclay, IRFU)
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Flavors of the Standard Model: precision, anomalies, and prospectsSpeaker: Diego GUADAGNOLI (CNRS)
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QCD: from partonic structure to strongly interacting matter at extreme conditionsSpeaker: Leticia CUNQUEIRO MENDEZ (Sapienza Rome University)
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Muon g-2 : Final results from FermilabSpeaker: Marin Karuza (University of Rijeka)
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The Mu3e Experiment: Are ultra-light detectors the future of particle physics?Speaker: Aliki Sofia Rotelli (University of Oxford, UK)
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3:15 PM
Coffee Break
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Gravitation: Part IConvener: Karim Noui (IJCLab, Paris-Saclay)
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Modifying Gravity: Why? How? Observational Signatures?Speaker: Karim Noui (IJCLab, Paris-Saclay)
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Detectability of the gravitational memory effect with LISASpeaker: Adrien Cogez (CEA/IRFU/DPhP)
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9:00 AM
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Cosmology: Part IConvener: Éric Armengaud (IRFU)
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Tensions in cosmologySpeaker: Ali Rida Khalife (IAP-CNRS and Sorbonne University)
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Legacy cosmology results and lessons learnt from DESY6Speaker: Martin Crocce
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Latest cosmology results from DESI and its combination with weak lensing dataSpeaker: Anna Porredon
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Tracing the Redshift and Luminosity Evolution of the Halo Occupation Distribution Using Magnification Bias and Galaxy ClusteringSpeaker: Juan Alberto Cano Díez
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10:30 AM
Coffee Break
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Neutrinos: Part IConvener: Sara Bolognesi (CEA Saclay)
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Oscillations: importance and challenges of combination of present and future experimentsSpeaker: Mark Scott (Imperial College)
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Quantum correlations in neutrino oscillationsSpeaker: Massimo Blasone (Dipartimento di Fisica, Università di Salerno)
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Quantum Correlations in Neutrino Oscillations: From Flat to Curved SpacetimeSpeaker: Abhishek Jha (Institute of Science Bangalore)
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12:30 PM
Lunch
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Gravitation: Part IIConvener: Eleonora Polini
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GW ground-based detectors (LIGO, Virgo, KAGRA) : Status and upgradesSpeaker: Elenna Capote
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GW third generation detectors: Einstein Telescope and Cosmic ExplorerSpeaker: Giles Hammond (University of Glasgow)
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Searching for Short Unmodelled Gravitational-Wave TransientsSpeaker: Sarah Baimukhametova
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3:00 PM
Coffee Break
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Standard Model: Part IIConvener: Francesco POLCI (LPNHE (CNRS/IN2P3) Paris)
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Higgs boson properties at the LHCSpeaker: Emanuele Di Marco (Roma, Italy)
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Probing the Higgs potential through Higgs boson pair productionSpeaker: Marko Stamenkovic (Brown, US)
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Development of a transformer-based tagger for di-Higgs production in the boosted bbττ final stateSpeaker: Ines Combes (IJCLab)
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Social event
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Day dedicated to climate science and a focus on two two-infinities future large projects: FCC and SKA.
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Some introductory wordsSpeaker: Sophie Henrot-Versillé (IJCLAB, CNRS/IN2P3, Orsay, France)
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From atmospheric to Earth system model: A suite of numerical models to understand, analyse and anticipate climate changesSpeaker: Jean-Louis Dufresne
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Monitoring the climate at a global scale with satellite observations: tools and challengesSpeaker: Helene Brogniez (LATMOS / UVSQ / Université Paris-Saclay)
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10:55 AM
Coffee Break
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Key messages from the IPCC assessment of the physical science basis How are they built, what do they mean, what are the open questions for the next assessment?Speaker: Sophie Szopa
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Key messages from the IPCC assessment of mitigation options How knowledge from climate, engineering and social science is combined to provide insights on mitigation policiesSpeaker: Franck Lecocq
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12:25 PM
Lunch
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Clouds: acteurs across scales; from nanometers to globalSpeaker: Andrea Flossmann
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5-sigma : Is Climate Change More Detectable than the Higgs Boson ?Speaker: Laurent Terray
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Computing ,data analysis and tools for HEP and Astro/CosmoSpeaker: Dominique BOUTIGNY (LAPP)
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Einstein Telescope Research Infrastructure: Challenges and Long-Term SustainabilitySpeaker: maria marsella (Sapienza University, Rome)
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4:50 PM
Coffee Break
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Round Table on How to Pursue Fundamental Research with Minimal Environmental and Human Footprint
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Dufresne Jean Louis
Hoecker Andreas
Marsella Maria
Roy Christelle
Terray LaurentAnimation: Gouny Claire
Speaker: Claire Gouny
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Physics of compact objects: Part IIConvener: Melissa Diamond
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Gamma-ray bursts in the multi-messenger eraSpeaker: Frédéric DAIGNE (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris - Sorbonne University)
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Dark Matter Inside Neutron Stars: A Hidden IngredientSpeaker: Violetta Sagun (University of Southampton)
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Gamma-ray emission from supermassive black hole jets
Jets from supermassive black holes (SMBHs) shine at all wavelengths, and in particular they represent the majority of extragalactic gamma-ray sources. In this talk, I will review the observational status of gamma-ray emission from SMBH jets, and will then discuss the radiative processes at work in these environments, highlighting what we can learn from these observations and what future detectors can improve in our current understanding’
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The Parameter Space of BNS Populations: Formation Channels and Merger RatesSpeaker: Mathieu Venet
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10:30 AM
Coffee Break
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Cosmology: Part IIConvener: Belén Barreiro
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State of the Art in Ground-Based Observations of the Cosmic Microwave BackgroundSpeaker: Thibault Louis (ijclab)
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Cosmic birefringence: a hint of new physics in cosmology and fundamental physicsSpeaker: Patricia Diego-Palazuelos
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The Lemaitre project: an independent perspective of the w0-wa tension from type Ia SupernovaeSpeaker: Nicolas REGNAULT (LPNHE)
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Realistic simulations for cosmology with type Ia Supernovae (SNe IaSpeaker: Luna DELLAZZERI (IP2I)
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12:30 PM
Lunch
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Standard Model: Part IIIConvener: Louis Portales (CEA Paris-Saclay, IRFU)
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W,Z and diboson boson production and physics at the LHC; Prospects at HL-LHCSpeaker: Kenneth Long (IP2I)
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Probing lepton flavour universality with semileptonic B decays at LHCbSpeaker: Tommaso Fulghesu (CPPM)
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Lower-energy tests of the Standard ModelSpeaker: Stéphanie ROCCIA (UGA/LPSC)
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Production and physics of the top quark at the Large Hadron Collider; Prospects at HL-LHCSpeaker: Maria Jose Costa (Valencia, Spain)
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3:00 PM
Coffee Break
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Neutrinos: Part IIConvener: Francesc Montrabal
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0νbb: precision physics measurements from 2νbb (nuclear and BSM)Speaker: Pia Loaiza (IJCLab, IN2P3/CNRS Université Paris-Saclay)
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0νbb: status and R&D beyond next-generationSpeaker: Benjamin Schmidt
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Direct Neutrino Mass Measurement and beyond with the KATRIN ExperimentSpeaker: Alessandro Schwemmer (MPIK)
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Dark Matter: Part IIConvener: Xavier Bertou (IJCLab)
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Indirect Dark Matter searchesSpeaker: Emmanuel Moulin (Irfu, CEA Saclay, Université Paris-Saclay)
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Annual Modulation Searches for Dark Matter with NaI Detectors: Status, Challenges, and Recent AdvancesSpeaker: Florian Reindl
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The SABRE South Experiment at the Stawell Underground Physics Laboratory"Speaker: Antoine Cools (University of Melbourne)
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Conference Picture
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Conference dinner (4 of June)
The conference dinner will be preceded by a cocktail reception starting at 7:00 PM on the terrace, accompanied by live music from the group “1000 Accords.”
Dinner will begin at 8:00 PM and will be served at the table in the same room as the other meals.
After dinner, you are invited to continue the evening with a selection of drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) available in the coffee break area.
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Neutrinos: Part IIIConvener: Leïla HAEGEL (IP2I Lyon / CNRS-IN2P3)
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CEvNS: combining results from different sourcesSpeaker: Valentina Di Romeri (IFIC)
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Neutrino telescopes for very high energy neutrinos: what do we learn on BSM and astrophysics ?Speaker: Ivan Esteban (University of the Basque Country)
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Recent Results form SND@LHC experimentSpeaker: Riddhi Biswas (Nanyang Technological, University Singapore)
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10:30 AM
Coffee Break
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Dark Matter: Part IIIConvener: Karoline Schaeffner
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Hunting the Wimpiest: Quantum Sensors, Calibration, Backgrounds in Light Dark Matter SearchesSpeaker: Felix Wagner
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Understanding Cryogenic Microphysics for Novel Low-Threshold Dark Matter DetectorsSpeaker: Linehan Ryan
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12:30 PM
Lunch
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Physics of compact objects: Part IIIConvener: Aaron Vincent
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Forming transitional accretion disks around black holesSpeaker: Gibwa Musoke
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Neural Networks for Gamma-Ray Burst Localization with COMCUBE-SSpeaker: Sally Hankache
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Gravitation: Part IIIConvener: Eleonora Polini
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LISA: Data analysis and performancesSpeaker: Yves Lemiere (UNICAEN/LPCCAEN)
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Weighing the Quantum Vacuum: Latest Progress and Experimental Status of the Archimedes ExperimentSpeaker: Marina ESPOSITO (Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli)
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3:40 PM
Coffee Break
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Cosmology: Part IIIConvener: Belén Barreiro
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Cosmology with the Lyman-alpha forest: from BAO to reionizationSpeaker: Éric Armengaud (IRFU)
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Acceleration of the Universe: puzzles and prospectsSpeaker: philippe brax (IPhT Paris-Saclay)
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Genetic Algorithms with Marginalised Ensembles for model-independent reconstruction of cosmological quantitiesSpeaker: Matteo PERONACI
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Final words and good bye
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