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Particle Physics in the Early Universe

14–18 sept. 2026
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Session

Thursday

17 sept. 2026, 10:00
Polish Academy of Sciences Scientific Center in Paris

Polish Academy of Sciences Scientific Center in Paris

74 rue Lauriston Paris 16

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  1. 15. QCD-driven Warm Inflation: A testable mechanism to set the Hot Big Bang initial conditions
    Marco Drewes (UCLouvain)
    17/09/2026 10:00
  2. 16. Gravitational production of Sterile Neutrinos
    Fotis Koutroulis (IHEP, Beijing)
    17/09/2026 10:30
  3. 17. A Stochastic Gravitational Wave Background
    Prof. Ruth Durrer (Université de Genève, DPT)
    17/09/2026 11:30

    Gravitational waves (GWs) have a very weak absorption cross section. This makes them difficult to observe on the one hand, but it is also for this reason they carry pristine information from their generation mechanism. Their observation may allow glimpses back to the highest redshifts and energies in the Universe.

    After a brief introduction to the significance of the observation of a...

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  4. 18. Cosmology with LISA and related Figures of Merit
    Chiara Caprini (CERN and University of Geneva)
    17/09/2026 12:00
  5. 19. A Laplace-space approach to cosmological correlators
    Sébastien RENAUX-PETEL (IAP - CNRS)
    17/09/2026 14:00
  6. 20. Modelling Ultra-Slow-Roll Inflation
    David Wands (University of Portsmouth)
    17/09/2026 14:30
  7. 21. One-loop freezing of the primordial curvature perturbation
    Lucas PINOL (CNRS, LPENS)
    17/09/2026 15:00
  8. 22. Seesaw cosmology
    Nicolás Bernal (New York University Abu Dhabi)
    17/09/2026 16:00
  9. 23. Self-interacting dark matter: non-perturbative dynamics
    Ayuki Kamada (University of Warsaw)
    17/09/2026 16:30
  10. 44. New dark matter signals from semiannihilation
    Alejandro Ibarra (Technical University of Munich)
    17/09/2026 17:00
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