Invisibles22 School

Europe/Paris
200/0-Auditorium - Auditorium P. Lehmann (IJCLab)

200/0-Auditorium - Auditorium P. Lehmann

IJCLab

250
Show room on map
Description

The Invisibles22 School will take place at IJCLab, in Orsay (southern Paris suburb),  from 13 June to 17 June, 2022, and will be followed by the Invisibles22 Workshop

The Invisibles22 School is jointly organized by the Horizon 2020 Marie Curie ITN network HIDDeN, which continues the series of “Invisibles” events started in 2012 (Horizon 2020 Marie Curie ITN network Invisibles, Horizon 2020 Marie Curie ITN network Elusives and the Horizon 2020 RISE network InvisiblesPlus).   

Lecture topics include:

  • Neutrino Probes of New Physics - Joachim Kopp

  • Primordial Black Holes and Dark Matter - Joseph Silk

  • Monte-Carlo Tools for LHC - Eleni Vryonidou

  • Theory and Phenomenology of the SMEFT - Adam Falkowski

  • Physics of Axions - Giovanni Villadoro

  • Flavor Physics - Svjetlana Fajfer

Several tutorial sessions,  as well as topical seminars will be scheduled.

Outreach event: Yann Mambrini will give a public lecture at the prestigious Institut de Mathématiques of Paris-Saclay University, Fondation Jacques Hadamard, on Thursday 16/06.

Practical information is detailed in the BULLETIN

The Registration Fee of 360 euros includes accommodation for the duration of the School (in the Orsay campus), lunches and coffee breaks, as well as a social dinner. 

IMPORTANT

  • Registration deadline : April 10th, 2022.
  • Since the number of participants is limited, applications from PhD students will be favored. 

  • Selected students will be requested to pay the participation fee. Corresponding information will be available by mid-April 2022.

The Invisibles22School is organized in the context of the Horizon 2020 funded project HIDDeN. HIDDeN is a European ITN project (H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019//860881-HIDDeN) focused on revealing the (a)symmetries we have yet to discover, hence hidden (a)symmetries, and the particles on which they act, in particular the invisible sector, made of neutrinos, dark matter and other elusive particles. It has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 860881-HIDDeN”. 

 

Sponsors

Participants
  • Adam Lackner
  • Alberto Roper Pol
  • Alejandro Muñoz Ovalle
  • Alessandro Lenoci
  • Alexander Ritter
  • Andrea Paloma Cimental Chavez
  • Antoine Chauvin
  • Artemis Sofia Giannakopoulou
  • Arturo de Giorgi
  • BASABENDU BARMAN
  • Carlos Jaramillo
  • Daniel Naredo
  • Daniele Massaro
  • Drona Vatsyayan
  • Emanuelle Pinsard
  • Essodjolo Kpatcha
  • Federica Pompa
  • Florentin Jaffredo
  • Francesco costa
  • Francisco Albergaria
  • Frederick Hiskens
  • Gabriel Massoni Salla
  • Giacomo Landini
  • Gioacchino Piazza
  • Henrique Brito Câmara
  • Ioannis Plakias
  • Ishwar Singh
  • Jack Franklin
  • Jaime Hoefken Zink
  • Jason Aebischer
  • Jesús Bonilla
  • Joao Paulo Pinheiro
  • Johan Loizeau
  • Jonathan Kriewald
  • Jonathan Machado Rodríguez
  • Jose M. Cano
  • José Bastos
  • Kuldeep Deka
  • Leonie Einfalt
  • Luighi Leal
  • Maike Doerenkamp
  • Manuel González-López
  • Mar Ciscar
  • Maria Ramos
  • Mario Fernández Navarro
  • Marko Pesut
  • Miriam Neumann
  • Navneet Krishnan
  • Nele Volmer
  • Nicolas Bernal
  • Patrick Bolton
  • Pedro Bittar
  • Peyman Zakeri
  • Rasmi Hajjar
  • Remi Faure
  • Saad Nabeebaccus
  • Salvador Rosauro-Alcaraz
  • Salvador Urrea González
  • Samuel Patrone
  • Shihwen Hor
  • Simon CLERY
  • Simone Marciano
  • Stefan Sandner
  • Stefano Di Noi
  • Taylor Contreras
  • Tejhas Kapoor
  • Tim Herbermann
  • Tomi Kupiainen
  • Toni Bertólez Martínez
  • Valentin Weber
  • Valentina Montoya
  • Virgile Dandoy
  • Víctor Enguita-Vileta
  • Wenbin Zhao
  • Xabier Marcano
  • Xavier Ponce Diaz
  • Yannis Georis
Valérie Brouillard & Emilie Bonnardel