PAHEN 2019, Berlin
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25–27 Sept 2019
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Perspectives in Astroparticle physics from High Energy Neutrinos
Perspectives in Astroparticle physics from High Energy Neutrinos
Neutrino telescopes are ushering us into a new era for astroparticle physics: the recent discovery of a diffuse flux at the TeV-PeV range by the IceCube collaboration clearly opens a new window to the cosmos. At the same time, these events also constitute the most energetic neutrinos ever measured (well beyond the energies achievable at man-made accelerators) and may offer an important diagnostic tool for physics and astrophysics, especially when taking into account that there is no compelling explanation for their origin, yet. It has been widely recognized that neutrino telescope data, especially if used in a multi-messenger context, can help clarifying the acceleration of (hadronic) cosmic rays in both the Galactic and the extragalactic environment, have a potential for unveiling new classes of astrophysical sources, can constrain some exotic neutrino properties and perhaps shed light on some of the deepest mystery in current physics, like the nature of Dark Matter. Currently, several programs are ongoing for the upgrade of the existing facilities or the development of next generation ones and it is very timely to review the status of this rapidly developing field, with a desirable synergy between theory and experimental communities.
- High-energy neutrino observations and perspectives
- Astrophysical sources and backgrounds
- Multimessenger physics
- New physics at high-energy neutrino telescopes
Location
The meeting venue located in the heart of the capital.
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Dorotheenstr. 24
10117 Berlin
Room 1.101
Meeting Room
Fee
The fee includes the scientific programme, coffee breaks, and the dinner.
| Early bird |
110 EURO |
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| Regular (after 1 Sep) |
130 EURO |
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Points of Interest
at googlemap.
Invited Speakers
| Shin’ichiro Ando (GRAPPA) |
Shigeyoshi Inoue (ICRR) |
| Rafael Alves Batista (University of São Paulo) |
Alexander Kappes (WWU Münster) |
| Denise Boncioli (GSSI) |
Teppei Katori (University of London) |
| Simon Bourret (IUT Paris Diderot/APC) |
Kumiko Kotera (CNRS) |
| Sara Buson (JMU Würzburg) |
Stefano Morisi (INFN) |
| Mauricio Bustamante (University of Copenhagen) |
Anna Nelles (DESY, FAU) |
| Matteo Cerruti (ICCUB) |
A. Nepomuk Otte (Georgia Institute of Technology) |
| Amy Connolly (Ohio State University) |
Paolo P. Padovani (ESO) |
| Daniele D. Gaggero (UAM-CSIC Madrid) |
Maria Petropoulou (Princeton University) |
| Andrea Donini (IFIC Valencia) |
Mary Hall Reno (University of Iowa) |
| Philipp Eller (Penn State) |
Xavier Rodrigues (DESY) |
| Ke Fang (Stanford University) |
Piera Sapienza (INFN) |
| Chad Finley (Stockholm University) |
Robert Stein (DESY) |
| Derek Brindley Fox (Penn State) |
Veronique van Elewyck (IUT Paris Diderot/APC) |
| Avishay Gal-Yam (Weizmann Institute of Science) |
Abigail Vieregg (University of Chicago) |
| Jonas Heinze (DESY) |
Christopher Wiebusch (RWTH Aachen University) |
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Tova Yoast-Hull (University of Toronto) |
Workshop after PAHEN at DESY, Zeuthen
DESY | Platanenallee 6 | 15738 Zeuthen
There is the possibility to host a small workshops after the conference at DESY in Zeuthen (link, ~30 km distance to the city center, and reachable by public transportation). In case of interest in this, please contact us at pahen2019@desy.de with a brief description of the workshop you would like to organize.
LOC (Local Organizing Committee), DESY:
Markus Ackermann (Chair)
Walter Winter (Chair)
Julia Eckert
Marek Kowalski, DESY/HU
Andrea Palladino
Ludwig Rauch
Organizing Institutes:
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
SOC (Scientific Organizing Committee):
Pasquale Migliozzi
Gennaro Miele
Eli Waxman
Francis Halzen
Eligio Lisi
Kohta Murase
Martin Lemoine
Enrique Zas
Resconi, Elisa
Antoine Kouchner
Markus Ahlers
More information about passed PAHEN 2017.
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