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 9th Young Researchers Workshop:
Monday 11 th (16:30-19:00) and Wednesday 13th (16:30-18:00) . - Two discussion sessions:
Tuesday 12th and Friday 15th, 16:30-18:00. - The Spring School Colloquium on Science and Technology:
Tuesday 12th, 18:00-19:00.
For the detailed timetable of the School program see the schedule.
Lectures
| Topic | No. of Lectures |
Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| Theory lectures | ||
| Gravitational waves: a theory overview | 3 | Diego Blas (IFAE Barcelona) |
| Dark sectors: a theory review | 2 | Josef Pradler (Vienna U.) |
| Exploring the internal structure of the nucleon | 2 | Alessandro Bacchetta (Pavia U. & INFN Pavia) |
| Experimental lectures | ||
| Interferometers as gravitational wave detectors | 3 | Katherine Dooley (Cardiff U.) |
| Light Dark Sector search in medium/low energy experiments | 1 | Marco Battaglieri (INFN Genoa) |
| Into the Dark Sector: boldly searching for exotic physics at the LHC | 1 | Marie-Hélène Genest (Grenoble Alpes U. & CNRS/IN2P3) |
| Evolution of the nucleon structure: an experimental perspective | 2 | Bakur Parsamyan (CERN & INFN Turin) |
Other Events
Spring School Colloquium on Science and Technology Quantum Computing: status and next challenges (Fabio Sciarrino, Sapienza U.)Further information on this workshop can be found here.