Program
Overview
Lectures are arranged in slots of 1.5 hours, for a total of 14 slots. Time is shared between theoretical and experimental lectures. Theoretical topics are matched to related experimental subjects.
The School program also includes
- Two sessions of the 8th Young Researchers Workshop:
Monday 13 th (16:30-19:30) and Thursday 16th (16:00-18:00) . - Two discussion sessions:
Tuesday 14th and Friday 17th, 16:30-18:00. - The Spring School Colloquium on Science and Technology:
Thursday 16th, 18:00-19:00.
For the detailed timetable of the School program see the schedule.
Lectures
| Topic | No. of Lectures |
Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| Theory lectures | ||
| Theories Beyond the Standard Model | 2 | Veronica Sanz (Valencia U.) |
| Neutrino theory and phenomenology | 2 | Gabriela Barenboim (Valencia U.) |
| Searches for BSM physics at low energy: a theory overview | 1 | Martín González-Alonso (IFIC & Valencia U.) |
| Modelling nuclear processes in stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis | 2 | Alberto Mengoni (ENEA & INFN Bologna) |
| Experimental lectures | ||
| BSM physics at high energies: an experimental review | 2 | Steven Lowette (Vrije U., Brussels) |
| The g-2 experiment: status and prospects of precision tests of the Standard Model with muons | 1 | Graziano Venanzoni (Liverpool U. & INFN Pisa) |
| Neutrinoless double-beta decay search: experimental aspects | 1 | Riccardo Brugnera (Padua U. & INFN Padua) |
| Probing neutrino masses in the laboratory | 1 | Christoph Wiesinger (TUM Munich) |
| Introduction to plasma acceleration | 1 | Gemma Costa (INFN LNF) |
| Nuclear astrophysics in plasma environment | 1 | Silvia Pisano (INFN LNF) |
Other Events
Spring School Colloquium on Science and Technology Machine Learning: from mammal's brain to statistical mechanics (Elena Agliari)Further information on this workshop can be found here.