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Welcome to the Indico page of the ORIGINS PhD Days Ringberg Workshop!

The PhD workshop will take place at Castle Ringberg of the Max Planck Society from 30th of May until 2nd of June.
 

Front entrance of Castle Ringberg (source: https://www.schloss-ringberg.de/)

Front entrance of Castle Ringberg (source)
 

During this event the ORIGINS PhD students can present their work and exchange ideas to further their research and socialize in a safe environment at Castle Ringberg.

Conference costs, lodging, and meals, (excl. additional drinks etc.) will be funded by the ORIGINS Excellence Cluster.

If you want to participate in this workshop, please register as soon as possible, until 17 May 2021 the latest, and submit the travel application to your institution as soon as you can.

 

Contact:

ORIGINS PhD representatives:
Elena Hoemann (hoemann(at)usm.lmu.de)
Philip Lüghausen (philip.lueghausen(at)tum.de)
Martin Ha Minh (ha.minh(at)tum.de)

ORIGINS Scientific and Education Manager:
Dr. Alice M. Smith-Gicklhorn (alice.smith-gicklhorn(at)origins-cluster.de)

  • Sunday, May 30
    • 1
      Arrival
    • Introduction
    • 6:30 PM
      Dinner
  • Monday, May 31
    • 8:00 AM
      Breakfast
    • Welcome: Andreas Burkert and Stephan Paul
    • Talks: Day 2 - Morning

      Talks of the ORIGINS PhDs

      • 2
        Where did all the carbon go?
        Speaker: F. Bringer
      • 3
        Cosmic Rays and Turbulence in Cosmological Simulations
        Speaker: L. Böss
      • 4
        Lattice Simulations of Inflation
        Speaker: A. Caravano
      • 10:30 AM
        Coffee Break
      • 5
        Neutrino Fast Flavor Oscillations in Supernovae
        Speaker: J. Ehring
      • 6
        IceCube low-energy reconstruction with Graph Neural Networks
        Speaker: M. Ha Minh
      • 7
        Soft Theorem from SCET Gravity
        Speaker: P. Hager
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • Talks: Day 2 - Afternoon

      Talks of the ORIGINS PhDs

      • 8
        Bayesian Data Compression
        Speaker: J. Harth-Kitzerow
      • 9
        Merging Filaments: A race against collapse
        Speaker: E. Hoemann
      • 10
        Single-molecule imaging of structure and dynamics of DNA origami on biomembranes
        Speaker: J.-H. Krohn
      • 3:15 PM
        Coffee Break
      • 11
        Study of the X(3915) at Belle
        Speaker: Y. Kulii
      • 12
        The Fierz interference term and recent PERKEO III measurements
        Speaker: M. Lamparth
      • 13
        Cosmological Perturbation Theory
        Speaker: D. Laxhuber
    • Ringberg Tour
    • 6:30 PM
      Dinner
    • Nightsky observation

      Observations with the telescope

      • 14
        Test
  • Tuesday, June 1
    • 8:00 AM
      Breakfast
    • Talks: Talks: Day 3 - Morning

      Talks of the ORIGINS PhDs

      • 15
        Anatomy of the B-Meson LCDA
        Speaker: P. Lüghausen
      • 16
        Top-pair production via gluon fusion in SMEFT
        Speaker: C. Müller
      • 17
        Cosmological implications of anisotropic clustering measurements in BOSS and eBOSS
        Speaker: A. Semenaite
      • 10:30 AM
        Coffee Break
      • 18
        Phase transitions and topological defect in the early universe
        Speaker: J. Sebastian
      • 19
        AGN Feedback in Cosmological Simulations
        Speaker: S. Ward
      • 20
        The interplay between X-ray photoevaporative winds and giant planets embedded in a protoplanetary disk
        Speaker: M. Weber
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • Soft Skill Seminar: Productivity in Home Office
    • 6:30 PM
      Dinner
    • Group Activity
  • Wednesday, June 2
    • 8:00 AM
      Breakfast
    • Soft Skill Seminar
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • 21
      Departure
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