The 2nd DMNet International Symposium

Europe/Zurich
Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany

Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany

Saupfercheckweg 1 69117 Heidelberg Germany
Description

The DMnet International Symposium is an annual symposium to tackle dark matter by putting various efforts in different research areas together. The second DMNet international symposium is held at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg, Germany from September 13th to 15th, 2022. This year the symposium will focus especially on the topics of the direct and indirect detection of dark matter. We will discuss the various projects for the direct and indirect detection of dark matter including their theoretical sides, and synergy among them.

There is no registration fee.  The meeting is essentially in-person, but requests for remote participation will be considered (please specify when you register). Please register by 1st Sep. Please note, the number of on-site participants may become limited due to the pandemic situation.  

All the talks are invited except for a small number of slots for contributed talks. The symposium also has an in-person poster session where young participants are encouraged to submit their contributions related to dark matter. Requests for contributions, with title and abstract, must be submitted by 19th August.

The DMnet is “International Research Network to Reveal Dark Matter in the Universe by Multidisciplinary Approach in Particle and Astrophysics” (https://www.kmi.nagoya-u.ac.jp/jsps-core-to-core-program/) started in Kobayashi-Maskawa Institute for the Origin of Particles and Universe in 2020 supported by JSPS Core-to-Core Program.

 

  

 

Participants
  • Akira Okumura
  • Alejandro Ibarra
  • Aman Desai
  • Andrii Terliuk
  • Anja Berneiser
  • ATUL PATHANIA
  • BOUYAHIAOUI Makarim
  • Brian Reville
  • Cecilia Ferrari
  • Christos Leonidopoulos
  • Diego Cauz
  • Elisa Pueschel
  • Ezio Torassa
  • Farinaldo Queiroz
  • Florian Jörg
  • Francesco Conte
  • Gabriel Orebi Gann
  • Hardy Simgen
  • Helena Ren
  • Hiroyasu Tajima
  • Hyunsu Lee
  • Iguro Syuhei
  • Jim Hinton
  • Johannes Herms
  • Julia Djuvsland
  • Junji Hisano
  • Kentaro Miuchi
  • Kohei Hayashi
  • Koji Ishiwata
  • Manfred Lindner
  • Manibrata Sen
  • Marc Schumann
  • Martin Vollmann
  • Masahiro Ibe
  • Masaki Yamashita
  • Matteo Duranti
  • Matteo Guida
  • Mischa Breuhaus
  • Motoko Fujiwara
  • Naoki Aoyama
  • Paul Frederik Depta
  • Richard Tuffs
  • Richard White
  • Robert Hammann
  • Ruth Crespo
  • Sara Rebecca Gozzini
  • Shigetaka Moriyama
  • Shingo Kazama
  • Shunsaku Horiuchi
  • Stefano Ettori
  • Takashi Toma
  • Tatsuhiro Naka
  • Teresa Marrodán Undagoitia
  • Thomas Rink
  • Tobias Binder
  • Tsunefumi Mizuno
  • Volodymyr Takhistov
  • Yoshihiro Gunji
  • Yoshitaka Ito