MMS Annual Meeting 2025

3 Jun 2025, 09:00 → 5 Jun 2025, 18:00 Europe/Berlin

Festsaal (2nd floor) (HU Festsaal)

International Helmholtz-Weizmann Research School on Multimessenger Astronomy

Annual Meeting 2025

 

 

 

The program includes PhD talks, scientific lectures by invited speakers and a career session, etc. 

 

 

 

MMS_030625_Doramas_Jimeno.pdf

MMS_Chaoming.pdf

MMS_Federico.pdf

MMS_Jonas.pdf

MMS_presentation_2025_Erez.pptx

Rowan_presentation.pdf

Tuesday 3 June

Arrival

Welcome

Cosmic Ray propation in the Milky Way halo - Chaoming Li

MMS_Chaoming.pdf

PhD Highlight Talks

Phase Noise Cancellationfor Links in Networks of Optical Clocks - Jonas Kankel

MMS_Jonas.pdf

The population of Galactic young massive star clusters in the TeV range - Rowan Batzofin

Rowan_presentation.pdf

Break

A Framework to Map Circumstellar Material Around Infant Core-Collapse Supernovae - Erez A. Zimmerman

MMS_presentation_2025_Erez.pptx

PhD Highlight Talks

Mirror soiling study (CTA) - Atmospheric analysis (H.E.S.S.) - Doramas Jimeno Sánchez

MMS_030625_Doramas_Jimeno.pdf

H.E.S.S. Observation on SNR W44 Complex - Wenjuan Zhong

Lunch

New Perspectives onto the Universe in the Multi-Messenger Astronomy Era - Prof. Dr. Samaya Nissanke (DESY, UP)

HelmholtzWeizmannPhDMMAschool2025_Nissanke.pptx

Extra time for discussion (if needed), or social activity

Wednesday 4 June

Arrival

PhD Highlight Talks

Search of High Energy Neutrinos from IR Flares - Teresa Pernice

Pernice_MMS_25.pdf

Radio Detection of Neutrinos - Annanay Jaitly

MMS_AM2025_Annanay.pdf

Break

PhD Highlights Talks

Searching ZTF archive for Galaxy Cluster SN Ia - Akshay Eranhalodi

MMS_Akshay_Eranhalodi.pdf

The Missing Half: Uncovering the Hidden Population of TDEs - Patrik Veres

MMS_P_Veres.pdf

Photometric classification of supernovae in ZTF - Alice Townsend

mms2025_alicetownsend.pdf

CMOS Imaging Sensors - Characterization for UV Astronomy - Julian von Hoerschelmann-Schliwinski

Annual Meeting 2025-06-03 - JvHS.pdf

Lunch

What we have learned so far about black hole collisions from gravitational waves - Dr. Imre Bartos (University of Florida)

Bartos.pptx

Break

Probing magnetic field turbulence in supernova remnants and its importance for cosmic-ray acceleration - Dr. Jacco Vink (University of Amsterdam)

Vink_2025_HelmholtzWeizmann.pdf

Dinner

Thursday 5 June

Arrival

Career session

Lunch

"Fun with FFTs" - Annanay

Science Club

Orga future SC (PhDs only)

Break

Wrap up and closing