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ORIGINS PhD Days 2023

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Klosterweg 1, 83370 Seeon
Description

Welcome to the Indico page of the ORIGINS PhD Days 2023!

The PhD workshop will take place at Kloster Seeon from 28th of August until 30th of August.

During this event the ORIGINS PhD students can present their work (a presentation of 15+5 min) and exchange ideas to further their research and socialize in a safe environment at Kloster Seeon.

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 14th of July 2023 the latest.

 

Contact:

ORIGINS PhD representatives:
Asmaa Mazoun (asmaa.mazoun@tum.de)

Leonard Romano (lromano@usm.lmu.de)

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

Dr. Ina Haneburger (ina.haneburger@origins-cluster.de) 

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  • Monday 28 August
    • Welcome & Opening Remarks
    • Astronomy & Astrophyics: Part I
      • 1
        Simulating the building and evolution of central gas reservoirs
        Speaker: Pierrick Verwilghen (ESO)
        Talk_281430_PVerwilghen
      • 2
        The secrets of the Great Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 1365
        Speaker: Eva Sextl (USM / LMU)
        Sextl_NGC1365
      • 3
        Turbulence in galaxy clusters with Meshless Finite Mass
        Speaker: Frederick Groth (USM / LMU)
        FGroth_TurbMFM
      • 4
        Search for Clusters in the Carina Nebula Complex
        Speaker: Christiane Göppl (USM / LMU)
        VortragGöppl
    • 15:50
      Coffee Break
    • Astronomy & Astrophyics: Part II
    • Particle Physics: Part I
      • 7
        Partial-wave analysis of tau->pi-pi-pi+nu_tau at Belle
        Speaker: Andrei Rabusov (TUM)
        tau3pi
      • 8
        Measurement of R(Xsd) at Belle II
        Speaker: Arul Prakash (LMU)
        PhDDaysArul
      • 9
        The Study of X(3915) at Belle
        Speaker: Yaroslav Kulii (LMU)
        Kulii.ORIGINS.PhD23
    • 18:00
      Dinner
  • Tuesday 29 August
    • 07:00
      Breakfast
    • Particle Physics: Part II
      • 10
        Photon Position Reconstruction using Structured Converter Layers in Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors
        Speaker: Katrin Penski (LMU)
        talk_KPenski
      • 11
        Studying the interaction between charm and light-flavor mesons
        Speaker: Daniel Battistini (TUM)
      • 12
        Out of equilibrium dynamics of quarkonium in heavy ion collisions
        Speaker: Tom Magorsch (TUM)
        PhD_Days_magorsch
      • 13
        EFTs at the electroweak scale
        Speaker: Florian Pandler (LMU)
        Pandler_PhDdays23
    • 10:20
      Coffee Break
    • Particle Physics: Part III
    • Dark Matter
      • 15
        Highly excited bound states for dark matter
        Speaker: Stefan Lederer (TUM)
        BSF-PhDDays23_Lederer
      • 16
        Enhanced galactic center gamma-rays from dark matter annihilation
        Speaker: Boris Betancourt Kamenetskaia (TUM / MPP)
        Betancourt
      • 17
        Aspects of luminous dark matter
        Speaker: Merlin Reichard (TUM)
      • 18
        Probing DM-DR Interaction with Cluster Counts
        Speaker: Asmaa Mazoun (TUM)
        Asmaa_PhD_Days_2023
    • 12:20
      Lunch
    • Hike near Chiemsee

      Hike will take around 2hrs + travel time
      There will be some free time for e.g. swimming in the lake

    • 18:00
      Dinner
  • Wednesday 30 August
    • 07:00
      Breakfast
    • Life Science
    • 10:00
      Coffee Break
    • Cosmology: Part I
      • 22
        Evaporation constraints on Primordial Black Holes
        Speaker: Valentin Thoss (USM / LMU / MPE)
        Valentin_Thoss_Evaporation_PBH
      • 23
        Standard Model Particles’ Diffusion during Electroweak Phase Transition
        Speaker: Bahaa Ilyas (Technical University of Munich)
    • Breakout Session: Find a collaborator
    • 12:00
      Lunch
    • Cosmology: Part II
    • 15:00
      Coffee Break
    • Discussion & Final Remarks