EXPLORE 2023 Summer School

America/Edmonton
Nassim Bozorgnia, Camilla Juul Hansen, Pat Hall (York University), James Mertens (Case Western Reserve University), Jürgen Schaffner-Bielich, Laura Sagunski, Saeed Rastgoo (University of Alberta), Sean Tulin (York University)
Description

The second international in-person EXPLORE summer school on "Messengers from the Extreme and Ancient Universe” will take place from August 28 to September 1, 2023 at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada.

The summer school events include:

  • Lectures on hot topics in dark matter direct detection, neutrinos, compact objects, and observational astrophysics.
  • Tutorial sessions to initiate and foster collaborative work among the participants.
  • Visits to dark matter and neutrino laboratories at the University of Alberta.
  • Social events in Edmonton.

 

Lectures will be given by professors at the University of Alberta:  

  • Prof. Marie-Cécile Piro
  • Prof. Juan Pablo Yanez
  • Prof. Erik Rosolowsky
  • Prof. Sharon Morsink

 

All students (Bachelor, Master, PhD), postdocs and early career researchers who are interested to learn about and explore hot topics in astroparticle physics are invited to participate in the EXPLORE summer school!

The number of participants is limited to 40. 


EXPLORE stands for "EXPeriential Learning Opportunity through Research and Exchange”. It is an international student research collaboration in theoretical astroparticle physics and brings together students from Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany, and York University and the University of Alberta in Canada. The EXPLORE project is mentored by the following faculty supervisors:

  • Camilla Hansen, Laura Sagunski, and Jürgen Schaffner-Bielich (Goethe University)
  • Nassim Bozorgnia and Saeed Rastgoo (University of Alberta)
  • Patrick Hall and Sean Tulin (York University)
  • James Mertens (Case Western University)


The EXPLORE project is supported by the Academic Innovation Fund (AIF) at York University, Goethe University QSL (``Quality Assurance in Teaching'') funds, the DFG Collaborative Research Center CRC-TR 211 “Strong-interaction matter under extreme conditions” and the State of Hesse through the research cluster ELEMENTS. 

Participants
  • Aditya Shah
  • Aidan Wong
  • Akash Kav
  • Alexander Dreichner
  • Alexander Huhn
  • Ashwati Sanjay
  • Aster Schnell
  • Cassandra Mckenna
  • Chunhua Dong
  • Divjot Sachdeva
  • Dominick Seto
  • Edwin Genoud-Prachex
  • Elsad Cukali
  • Erik Weiss
  • Fahim Shahriar Khan
  • Felix Ahlbrecht
  • Jie Hu
  • Joshua Parsons
  • Katie Tamura
  • Keiran Nicholson
  • Leyla Saraj
  • Maheen Hemani
  • Mana Sakaguchi
  • Marcus Der
  • Marcus Sawiak
  • Md Tanzim Parvej
  • Mohammed Rakib
  • Nathaniel Bartolome
  • Noorain Malik Pirani
  • Prathamesh Kamble
  • Ripanjeet Singh Toor
  • Rishabh Wattal
  • Romina Ghasemizadeh
  • Ruhi Rashid
  • Samuel Harris
  • Saurabh Bhardwaj
  • Sergiy Kernytsky
  • Sneh Modi
  • Toryn Rice
  • Tyler Kidd
  • Udhay Dogra
  • Zeinab Imani
  • Zena Khadour