SFB1258: General Meeting

6 Feb 2019, 09:15 → 9 Feb 2019, 22:00 Europe/Berlin

Telescopium Auditorium (European Southern Observatory (ESO))

Elisa Resconi (TUM), Petra Riedel (TUM)

D01 D01.pdf

D02 D02.pdf

D03 Access upon request to Andreas Rappelt (andreas.rappelt@tum.de) (Protected)

D05 D05.pdf

M01 M01.pdf

M02 M02_Begue.pdf M02.pdf

M05 M05.pdf M05.pptx

N01 N01.pdf

N04 N04_Neumair.pdf

New Divisions Mathias_Garny.pdf STRAW.pdf

Wednesday 6 February

09:15 Welcome

Elisa Resconi

Sessions: M01: The case for high energy cosmic neutrinos from extreme blazars: multi-messenger studies

Convener: Paolo Padovani (ESO)

Sessions: M02: Search for transient phenomena in coincidence with high-energy cosmic neutrinos: gamma-ray bursts and flaring objects

Convener: Jochen Greiner (MPE)

10:30 Coffee Break

Sessions: M03: The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background: from modelling to detection in JUNO

Convener: Hans-Thomas Janka (TUM / MPA)

Sessions: M05: Particle Physics in supernovae: flavour evolution, lepton-number violation, and sterile neutrinos

Convener: Georg Raffelt (MPP)

Sessions: M06: Stellar matter: supernovae as sources of r-process elements

Convener: Shawn Bishop (TUM)

12:30 Lunch Break

At the ESO

Sessions: IAS Anna Boyksen Fellow: Training on unconscious bias

Convener: Sara Lucatello (TUM)

Sessions: M07: Stellar matter: hyperon-nucleon interaction studies for neutron stars

Convener: Laura Fabbietti (TUM)

Sessions: D01: Dark matter direct detection: towards the neutrino floor for low-mass dark matter particles

Convener: Lucia Canonica (MPI Munich)

Sessions: D04: Quantum effects in dark matter processes

Conveners: Martin Beneke (TUM), Martin Vollmann (TUM)

15:30 Coffee Break

Sessions: D03: Dark matter indirect detection: phenomenology and searches with IceCube

Convener: Andreas Rappelt (TUM)

Sessions: D02: Dark matter at colliders: fast, precise, and exotic

Convener: Andreas Weiler (TUM)

Thursday 7 February

Sessions: D05: Axion dark matter: new experimental search, phenomenological motivation, and theoretical background

Sessions: N01: Neutrinoless double beta decay: pathfinder towards a next generation experiment

Convener: Stefan Schönert (TUM)

10:30 Coffee Break

Sessions: N02: Neutrino mixing parameters and neutrino mass ordering: JUNO and PINGU

Sessions: N03: Neutrino mass models

Convener: Alejandro Ibarra (TUM)

Sessions: N04: Sterile neutrinos with beta decays and short-baseline oscillation experiments

12:30 Lunch Break

At the ESO

Sessions: N05: Neutrinos and proton decay: signal from grand unification

Convener: Patrick Vaudrevange (TUM)

Sessions: N06: Sterile neutrinos and the matter-antimatter asymmetry of the universe

Convener: Carlos Tamarit

Sessions: N07 (new project): Coherent Scattering

Sessions: Graduate School

Convener: Björn Garbrecht (TUM)

15:30 Coffee Break

Sessions: New Emmy Noether group at TUM (Julia Harz)

Sessions: New project (Matthias Garny)

Convener: Mathias Garny (TUM)

Sessions: New project: STRAW (Strings for absorption length in water) at Ocean Network Canada (Elisa Resconi)

Convener: Elisa Resconi (TUM)

Friday 8 February

Sessions: Planning for the next SFB proposal and SFB1258 PI board meeting

14:00 Lunch Break

1 SFB1258 social evening -click to see the program

Art&Science and AIS3 Installation

18:30: drinks in the Foyer

19:00 Wecome & presentations in the Reaktorhalle

Speakers:
Dr. Tim Otto Roth, Oppenau
Dr. Christian Spiering, DESY Zeuthen
Prof. Elisa Resconi, TUM
Jol Thomson, University of Westminster, London
Prof. Dr. Stefan Schönert, TUM
Diogo da Cruz & Students of the Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München

Students of the SFB1258, TUM

20:15 first light on AIS3

20:30 reception in the Foyer

23:00 end of event

Saturday 9 February

2 #eco-techno-cosmo-logic

https://sfb42.org/transobjects
In October 2018, SFB42 visited the Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso, the largest set of underground laboratories dedicated to the study of fundamental components of matter. Based on jointly gathered experiences and materials, the group developed an artistic-scientific experimental system which uses the iterative process of "transobjects".

An artist and scientist duo collaborated on an ‘object’ for a week and pass it through to the next duo for a unique process of transdiciplinary exquisite corpse which results in the exposed and performed research at the Reaktorhalle.

Our first project #eco_techno_cosmo_logic was developed in collaboration with artist Jol Thomson and will be presented in cooperation with SFB1258 Neutrinos and Dark Matter in Astroparticle Physics on February 9th 2019, from 20h to 22h in Reaktorhalle.

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An introductory conversation on investigating art as an experimental system will be held by Dr. Susanne Witzgall and Jol Thomson will give a brief screen based performance linking his experimental pedagogical practice with the themes and histories of #eco_techno_cosmo_logic field trip through his relationship with the Physics department of the TUM.

with: Konrad Altenmüller, Diogo da Cruz, Gabi Cudmani, Andreas Erhart, Simona De Fabritiis, Johannes Herms, Sille Kima, Amelie Loessl, Martina Marini Misterioso, Elizabeth Mondragon, Lou JP Mußgnug, Angela Neumair, Stephanie Olszewski, Josua Rappl, Merlin Stadler, Jol Thomson, Mathias Walter, Christoph Wiesinger, Laura Winter, Soo Wise, Marisa Zengerle, Timur Turkovic, Cordula Schieri

Speakers: Elisa Resconi (TUM), Petra Riedel (TUM), Stefan Schönert (TUM)

eco-techno-cosmo-logic.ai

eco-techno-cosmo-logic.pdf