rECFA Visit to Denmark, December 2021

3 Dec 2021, 08:30 → 4 Dec 2021, 12:00 Europe/Copenhagen

Update 29/11: Due to the rapid and disastrous evolution of the COVID situation and the resulting very recent travel restrictions emerging in Europe, particularly from Denmark into Switzerland, the meeting unfortunately has to be cancelled. We will investigate possibilities for having the meeting in the late spring 2022.

Sorry for the inconvenience, for the arrangement committee, Mogens

 

Friday 3 December

1 Welcome by rector of Copenhagen University, Henrik Wegener

Speaker: Henrik Wegener (Rector, Copenhagen University)

2 Funding of science in Denmark

Speaker: Ministry representative

3 Funding of Danish HEP - NUFI, Roadmap

Speaker: Katrine Krogh Andersen (Copenhagen University)

4 HEP at Danish universities

Speaker: Jan Westenkær Thomsen (Head of Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen University)

5 NICE and Danish HEP

Speaker: Jens-Jorgen Gaardhoeje (University of Copenhagen (DK))

6 CERN and Danish Industry

Speaker: NIKOLAJ Zangenberg (bigscience.dk)

10:25 Coffee/Tea Break

7 ALICE

Speaker: You Zhou (Niels Bohr Institute (DK))

8 ATLAS

Speaker: Stefania Xella (University of Copenhagen (DK))

9 ISOLDE

Speaker: Hans Fynbo (Aarhus University (DK))

10 Strong field electrodynamics

Speaker: Ulrik Uggerhoj (Aarhus University (DK))

11 Antihydrogen

Speaker: Jeffrey Scott Hangst (Aarhus University (DK))

12:50 Lunch

12 IceCube

Speaker: David Jason Koskinen (University of Copenhagen)

13 CAST / IAXO / babyIAXO

Speaker: Desiree Della Monica Ferreira (DTU Space)

14 Future facilities

Speaker: Jorgen Beck Hansen (University of Copenhagen (DK))

15 Theory

Speaker: Francesco Sannino (Syddansk Universitet (DK))

15:30 Coffee/Tea Break

16 Outreach

Speaker: Ian Gardner Bearden (University of Copenhagen (DK))

17 Computing

Speaker: John Renner Hansen (University of Copenhagen (DK))

18 Student's and postdoc's Perspective

Speaker: Emil Gorm Nielsen (University of Copenhagen (DK))

19 rECFA closed session

20 First impressions from rECFA