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DPF - PHENO 2024

from Monday, May 13, 2024 (8:30 AM) to Friday, May 17, 2024 (4:00 PM)
University of Pittsburgh / Carnegie Mellon University

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
May 13, 2024
May 14, 2024
May 15, 2024
May 16, 2024
May 17, 2024
AM
8:30 AM
Plenary - Sarah Eno (University of Maryland (US)) (until 10:30 AM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM Welcome   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:00 AM Recent results on the Higgs Boson - Andrew Brinkerhoff (Baylor University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:30 AM Recent Results on b physics - Peter Lewis (University of Hawaii)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:00 AM Future of detector development - Gabriella Carini (BNL)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:30 AM
Coffee Break (until 11:00 AM) (David Lawrence Hall)
11:00 AM
Plenary - Heidi Marie Schellman (Oregon State University (US)) (until 12:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:00 AM Results from T2K and NOVA - Prof. Kendall Mahn (Michigan State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:30 AM News from NSF and DOE: response to P5 - Keith Dienes (University of Arizona) Michael Procario (US Department of Energy)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM
Plenary - R. Sekhar Chivukula (Michigan State University) (until 10:30 AM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM Future of the US accelerator program - Vladimir Shiltsev   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:00 AM Status and needs for theory precision for the future experimental program - Laura Reina (Florida State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:30 AM Status of the theory of dark matter - Kathryn Mary Zurek (University of California Berkeley (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:00 AM Connections between particle and nuclear physics - elke-caroline Aschenauer   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:30 AM
Coffee Break (until 11:00 AM) (David Lawrence Hall)
11:00 AM
Plenary - Todd Adams (Florida State University (US)) (until 12:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:00 AM Interpretable machine learning - Jesse Thaler (MIT)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:30 AM QCD and Quantum Computing - Christian Walter Bauer (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM
Plenary - Vaia Papadimitriou (until 10:30 AM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM Generation 3 dark matter searches, axions, and direct detection of dark matter - Carter Hall (University of Maryland)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:00 AM Dark matter searches from accelerators and non-direct detection experiments - Elliot Lipeles (University of Pennsylvania (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:30 AM quantum sensors - Roni Harnik (Fermilab)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:00 AM Future of computing - Peter Elmer (Princeton University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:30 AM
Coffee Break (until 11:00 AM) (David Lawrence Hall)
11:00 AM
Plenary - Tulika Bose (University of Wisconsin Madison (US)) (until 12:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:00 AM Recent developments in formal theory - Jaroslav Trnka   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:30 AM Cosmic Evolution: Late Universe - Rachel Mandelbaum (Carnegie Mellon University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
12:00 PM Cosmic Evolution: Early Universe - Zeeshan Ahmed (Stanford University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM
Plenary -Prof. Kendall Mahn (Michigan State University) (until 10:30 AM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM Future of neutrino experiments - Mayly Sanchez (Florida State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:00 AM astroparticle physics & multimessenger astrophysics - Carlos Arguelles (MIT)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:30 AM Recent developments in neutrino theory - Kevin James Kelly (Texas A&M University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:00 AM Sharing the excitement of our physics with the public - Daniel Whiteson (University of California Irvine (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:30 AM
Coffee Break (until 11:00 AM) (David Lawrence Hall)
11:00 AM
Plenary - Saptaparna Bhattacharya (Wayne State University (US)) (until 12:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:00 AM Sharing the excitement of our field with Congress - Kiley Elizabeth Kennedy (Princeton University (US)) Mark Elsesser (American Physical Society)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:30 AM What is the ASTAE thing - Sarah Eno (University of Maryland (US)) Michael Procario (US Department of Energy) Mayly Sanchez (Florida State University) Sven Vahsen (University of Hawaii (US)) Timothy Knight Nelson (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (US)) Kate Scholberg Jonathan Lee Feng (University of California Irvine (US)) David Hertzog (University of Washington)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM
Plenary - Heidi Schellman (Oregon State University) (until 10:30 AM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
8:30 AM Are there excesses in the LHC data? - Valentina Dutta (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
9:00 AM Panel discussion: Snowmass recommendations on community - Sudhir Malik (University of Puerto Rico (US)) Julie Hogan (Brown University, Bethel University (US)) Tulika Bose (University of Wisconsin Madison (US)) Erin Hansen (Drexel University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:00 AM Status of interpretation of g-2 Result - Ethan Neil (University of Colorado Boulder)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
10:30 AM
Coffee Break (until 11:00 AM) (David Lawrence Hall)
11:00 AM
Plenary - Robert Bernstein (until 1:15 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:00 AM prospects and results for flavour theory - Jure Zupan (University of Cincinnati)   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
11:30 AM Precision measurements at LHC - Aram Apyan (Brandeis University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
12:00 PM DPF instrumentation award talks - David Saltzberg (University of California Los Angeles (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
12:30 PM Closing remarks - Tao Han   (David Lawrence Hall 121, (overflow in David Lawrence Hall 120))
PM
12:30 PM
Funding Agencies - William Kilgore (U.S. DOE) (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Mudit Rai (Texas AM University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:00 PM Implications of purity constraints on light higgsinos - Stephen Martin   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:15 PM Search for emerging jets - Claire Savard (University of Colorado Boulder (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:30 PM Discovering Minimal Dark Matter at Muon Colliders - Rodolfo Capdevilla (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:45 PM Light Dark Portals at a High Energy Muon Collider - Sagar Airen   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:15 PM --   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Matthew Szydagis (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM New Techniques in Dark Matter Direct Detection - Ben Lillard (University of Oregon)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:15 PM Cosmic Ray Boosted Dark Matter at IceCube - Christopher Cappiello   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:30 PM Boosted Dark Matter Resonant Scattering - Zachary Orr (Colorado State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:45 PM A Global Fit of Non-Relativistic Effective Dark Matter Operators Including Solar Neutrinos - Neal Avis Kozar   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:00 PM Detecting Rare Species of Dark Matter with Terrestrial Detectors - Anupam Ray   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:15 PM Optimal antiferromagnets for dark matter detection - Shashin Pavaskar   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM
Instrumentation - dorival Gonçalves (Oklahoma State University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM Cosmic Muon Explorer: A Portable Detector for On-Site Measurements and Outreach - Yuvaraj Elangovan (University of Pittsburgh (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:15 PM A high efficiency cosmic ray muon detector for the Mu2e experiment - Samuel Grant (ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:30 PM Measurements of a LYSO Crystal Array for a Rare Pion Decay Experiment - David Hertzog (University of Washington)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:45 PM Radiative corrections to low energy elecron proton scattering - Daniel Crowe   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:00 PM Pair Production and Hadron Photoproduction Backgrounds at Cool Copper Collider (C3) accelerator - Abdollah Mohammadi (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM
Machine Learning & AI - Wen Han Chiu (UIUC) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:00 PM Decision tree autoencoder anomaly detection on FPGA at L1 triggers - take 2 - Tae Min Hong (University of Pittsburgh (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:15 PM AutoDQM for Anomaly Detection in the CMS Detector - Chosila Sutantawibul (Baylor University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:30 PM Residual ANODE - Ranit Das (Rutgers University)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:45 PM Exploring Optimal Transport for Event-Level Anomaly Detection at the Large Hadron Collider - Hancheng Li (University Of California, Santa Barbara)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
3:00 PM Constraining the SMEFT Higgs Sector with Machine Learning - Radha Mastandrea (LBNL)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
3:15 PM Probing a GeV-scale Scalar Boson and a TeV-scale Vector-like Quark Associated with $U(1)_{T3R}$ at the Large Hadron Collider using Machine Learning - Umar Sohail Qureshi (Vanderbilt University)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:00 PM
Minisymposium - Robert Bernstein (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM Exploring the Frontiers: Experimental Endeavors in Charged Lepton Flavor Violation - Gianantonio Pezzullo (Yale University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:30 PM The search for muon to positron conversion at Mu2e - Michael Mackenzie (Northwestern University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:45 PM CLFV at e+e- experiments - Swagato Banerjee (University of Louisville (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:00 PM PIONEER: a next-generation rare pion decay experiment - Yousen Zhang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:15 PM Light new physics at Mu3e - Kevin Langhoff (UC Berkeley)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Zahra Tabrizi (Northwestern University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM Neutrinos Are Darkly Different - Jack Terrance Goldman (Los Alamos National Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:15 PM Constraints on long-range neutrino self-interactions from large-scale structure - Xuheng Luo   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:30 PM Higher-order Interference in a Generalization of Quantum Mechanics - Nabin Bhatta (Virginia Tech)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:45 PM Cosmological case study of a tower of neutrino states - Dr Subhajit Ghosh (The University of Texas at Austin)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
3:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Zhen Liu (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM Exploring the Natural Anomaly-Mediated Supersymmetry Breaing Landscape at the HL-LHC - Jessica Bolich   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:15 PM Searching for top squarks from the string landscape at HL-LHC - Juhi Dutta   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:30 PM CMS results for searches for SUSY in compressed mass scenarios - Alice Bean (The University of Kansas (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:45 PM Search for chargino pair-production and chargino-neutralino production with $R$-Parity Violating decays in pp collisions at $\sqrt{s} = 13$ TeV with ATLAS - Bobby McGovern (University of Pennsylvania (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:00 PM A search for R-Parity Violating supersymmetry through top squark pair production in $\sqrt{s}= 13$ TeV $pp$ collisions with the ATLAS experiment - Lauren Melissa Osojnak (University of Pennsylvania (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:15 PM Winos from natural SUSY at the high luminosity LHC - KAIRUI ZHANG (University of Wisconsin-Madison)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:30 PM
Coffee Break (until 4:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall)
4:00 PM
Axion -Dr Chen Sun (Tel Aviv University) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM Addressing the axion quality problem - Kaladi Babu   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:15 PM Heavy Axion from the Twin Higgs - Christopher Verhaaren (Brigham Young University)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:30 PM A Common Origin for the QCD Axion and Sterile Neutrinos from SU(5) Strong Dynamics - Arpon Paul   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:45 PM Detecting Axion Dark Matter with Black Hole Polarimetry - Huangyu Xiao (Fermilab)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:00 PM Gamma rays from supernova axions converting in stellar magnetic fields: limits from SN1987A and a proposed future observatory - Yujin Park   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:15 PM Axion-Photon Sensitivity with NuSTAR Observations of M82 and M87 - Orion Ning (University of California, Berkeley)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM
Computing, Analysis Tool and Data Handling - Ahmed Youssef (University of Cincinnati) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:00 PM ARCANE Reweighting: A Solution to the Negative Weights Problem in Collider Monte Carlo - Prasanth Shyamsundar (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:15 PM A Matrix-Based Approach for Jet-Parton Assignment Leveraging Mass and Momentum Using CMS Open Data - Eric Reinhardt (University of Alabama (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:30 PM Resolving Combminatorial Problems with Quantum Algorithms - Jacob Scott   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:45 PM Multi-vertex jet trigger at ATLAS' upgrade for HL-LHC using Boosted Decision Trees on FPGAs - Santiago Cane (University of Pittsburgh (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:00 PM Data Quality Monitoring for the HL-LHC Upgrade to the CMS Outer Tracker - Brandi Nicole Skipworth (University of Tennessee (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:15 PM -   ()
4:00 PM
Dark Matter - Brooks Thomas (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:00 PM Search for dark photons decaying to lepton jets with the CMS experiment - Prof. Paul Karchin (Wayne State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:15 PM Search for Dark Matter Produced in Association with a Resonant Bottom-Quark Pair - Erdem Yigit Ertorer (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:30 PM Dark Matter searches with photons at the LHC - Subhojit Roy (Argonne National Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:45 PM Status of, and recent data results from, the LHC Run 3 milliQan detector - Matt Joyce (Ohio State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:00 PM New Physics Results from the FASER Experiment - Ansh Sameer Desai (University of Oregon (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:15 PM The Light Dark Matter eXperiment (LDMX) - Jessica Pascadlo (University of Virginia)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:00 PM
Dark Matter - Rodolfo Capdevilla (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM Shining Light on the Dark Matter Problem With LZ - Matthew Szydagis   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:15 PM The Photo Detection Units of the DarkSide-20k experiment for WIMPs direct detection - Pablo Kunze (Gran Sasso Science Institute)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:30 PM The Migdal Effect in Semiconductors for the Effective Field Theory of Dark Matter Direct Detection - Megan McDuffie (Stony Brook University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:45 PM (Super)heavy $Z'$-Portal Dark Matter Scenario and Complementarity between Direct Dark Matter Detection Experiments and $Z'$ Boson Searches at the LHC - PUJA DAS   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:00 PM Multiphonon Processes in Spin-Dependent Dark-Matter Scattering - Bethany Suter (UC Berkeley)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics - Daniel Guerrero (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US)) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM Resonant Multi-Scalar Production in the Generic Complex Singlet Model in the Multi-TeV Region - Ian Lewis (The University of Kansas)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:15 PM Collider and gravitational wave signals for electroweak phase transition - dorival Gonçalves (Oklahoma State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:30 PM Can CP be conserved in the two-Higgs doublet model? - Dr Carlos Henrique de Lima (TRIUMF)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:45 PM Non-linear Higgs CP-violation - Dr Akanksha Bhardwaj (Oklahoma State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:00 PM A Geometrical Formalism of Functional Matching - Xu-Xiang Li (University of Utah)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:15 PM Small Higgs Mass from Metastability - Sean Benevedes (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM
Minisymposium - Vaia Papadimitriou (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:00 PM Open questions in neutrino physics - Patrick Huber   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:22 PM Status and Prospects of the DUNE Experiment - Wei Shi (Stony Brook University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:45 PM Deep-learning at DUNE Far Detector - Prof. Jianming Bian (University of California Irvine (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
5:00 PM Neural Network Based Fast Optical Simulation Method in ProtoDUNE-VD - Shuaixiang (Shu) Zhang (Indiana University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
5:15 PM The ProtoDUNE experiment: past results and future plans - Matthew Gar Jun Man (University of Toronto (CA))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Kirtimaan Ajaykant Mohan (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM Higher-order corrections to top-quark pair production in the SMEFT - Dr Alberto Tonero (Kennesaw State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:15 PM Precision unification and the scale of supersymmetry - Prudhvi Bhattiprolu (University of Michigan)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:30 PM Dimension-eight Operator Basis for Universal Standard Model Effective Field Theory - Jay Desai (Stony Brook University)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:45 PM Dipole Operator in Standard Model Effective Theory - Si Wang   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:00 PM Opening up baryon number violating operators - Diana Sokhashvili   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:15 PM An alternative form of supersymmetry with reduced cross-sections and modified experimental signatures - Roland Allen   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
6:00 PM
Reception (until 8:00 PM) (William Pitt Union Ballroom)
12:30 PM
Forum on early career development - Saptaparna Bhattacharya (Wayne State University (US)) Midhat Farooq (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
12:30 PM Early Career Forum: Navigating the academic job market: perspectives of an early career scientist - Saptaparna Bhattacharya (Wayne State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
1:15 PM Early Career Forum - - Midhat Farooq   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
12:30 PM
Funding Agencies - Jeremy Love (Argonne National Laboratory (US)) (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
12:30 PM
Funding Agencies - Abid Patwa (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Cosmology & Dark Energy - Fazlollah Hajkarim (University of Oklahoma) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
2:00 PM Can we use Baryon Acoustic Oscillations distances? - Stefano Anselmi (University of Padua, Department of Physics and Astronomy - INFN, Sezione di Padova)   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:30 PM -   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:45 PM Cosmological Probes of Dark Radiation from Neutrino Mixing - Dr Itamar Allali (Brown University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:00 PM Dark Radiation Isocurvature from Cosmological Phase Transitions - Mitchell Weikert (Rutgers University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:15 PM Cosmic Millicharge Background and Reheating Probes - Xucheng Gan   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Robert McGehee (University of Minnesota) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM Probing Heavy Asymmetric Dark Matter with the Glashow Resonance - Qinrui Liu (Queen's University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:15 PM Phase Transition of Conformal Freeze-In Dark Matter - Lillian Luo   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:30 PM Pure Glue Dark Sector Cosmology - Riku Mizuta (TRIUMF / University of British Columbia)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:45 PM Forbidden Conformal Dark Matter at a GeV - Steven Ferrante (Cornell University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:00 PM Recycling: A New Mechanism for Producing Ultra Heavy Particle Dark Matter - Thomas Gehrman (University of Oklahoma)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:15 PM Higgsino Signals from White Dwarfs in the Inner Galaxy - Javier Fernández Acevedo (SLAC)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Erwin Tanin (Johns Hopkins University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:00 PM MagLev for Dark Matter - Zhen Liu   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:45 PM Probing (ultra-) light Dark Matter Using Mössbauer Spectroscopy - Abhishek Banerjee (University of Maryland)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:00 PM Electron Trap as a meV Axion and Dark Photon Dark Matter Detector - Yawen Xiao   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:15 PM Atom interferometer detection of dark matter - Yufeng Du (California Institute of Technology)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics - Samuel Homiller (Harvard University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM Search for exotic Higgs decay H->ll+MET with the ATLAS experiment - Enzo Daniele Brandani (University of Pittsburgh (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:15 PM Constraints on the yH production cross-section and on anomalous Higgs boson couplings with the CMS detector. - Jeffrey Davis (Johns Hopkins University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:30 PM VH, H->cc Search in the Resolved-jet Regime at CMS - Trevor Russell (Brown University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:45 PM VBF H(bb/cc) from sensitivity study to full analysis using ATLAS - Trevor Rylan Hart (California State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:00 PM Complete predictions for the bottom Yukawa coupling at O(alpha alpha_s) - Daniele Gaggero (SUNY Buffalo)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:15 PM ATLAS Search for Charged Higgs $H^{\pm\pm}$ and $H^{\pm}$ in context of the GM Model - Thomas Gosart (University of Pennsylvania (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM
Machine Learning & AI - Prasanth Shyamsundar (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM Trackless Jet Vertexing and Timing using ML - Wen Han Chiu (UIUC)   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:15 PM Towards a data-driven model of hadronization using normalizing flows - Ahmed Youssef (University of Cincinnati)   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:30 PM Search for New Physics in the Merged Diphoton plus Photon final state with the CMS Detector - Austin Edwin Townsend (University of Notre Dame (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:45 PM The versatility of flow-based fast calorimeter surrogate models - Ian Pang   (Barco Law Building 109)
3:00 PM Studies into di-Tau mass reconstruction for high mass resonances at the ATLAS experiment - Kyle Angelo Granados (California State University (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
3:15 PM Deep Learning Based Tagger for Highly Collimated Photons at CMS - Kyungmin Park (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM
Minisymposium -Dr Silvia Zorzetti (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US)) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM Quantum Sensing for Fundamental Physics - Anthony Brady (University of Southern California)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:30 PM Radiation Sensing with Superconducting Transmon Qubits - Tanay Roy (Associate Scientist)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:50 PM Quantum Measurement for Axion Dark Matter Searches - Saptarshi Chaudhuri (Princeton University)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:10 PM Exploring Quantum Machine Learning for High-Energy Physics - Prof. Shabnam Jabeen (University of Maryland) Jinghong Yang   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - London Cooper-Troendle (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM Pion-Argon Cross Section Measurement Using ProtoDUNE-SP - Jacob Michael Calcutt (Oregon State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:15 PM Hadron production measurements at NA61/SHINE for accelerator-based neutrino experiments - Lu Ren (University of Colorado Boulder (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:30 PM DUNE Systematic Flux Uncertainties - Mr Ian D. Kotler FRAS for the DUNE Collaboration (Drexel University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:45 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Pablo François Felix Kunze (GSSI) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 111)
2:00 PM Modeling Uncertainties and Future IceCube Constraints on Neutrino Self-Interactions - Dr Jeffrey Hyde (Swarthmore College)   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:15 PM Final state radiation from high and ultrahigh energy neutrino interactions - Bei Zhou (Fermilab)   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:30 PM Searching for correlations between HAWC gamma-ray observations and IceCube high energy neutrino events. - Natalia Tapia Arellano (University of Utah)   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:45 PM Constraining Neutrino Self-Interactions Using IceCube Data from Multiple Sources - Sabrina Hanning   (Barco Law Building 111)
3:00 PM Results From TeV Neutrinos at the FASER Experiment - Ali Garabaglu (University of Washington (US))   (Barco Law Building 111)
3:15 PM The LHC as a Neutrino-Ion Collider - Max Fieg (University of California Irvine (US))   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Ian Lewis (The University of Kansas) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM Search for new resonances decaying to pairs of highly merged diphotons in proton-proton collisions at 13 TeV with the CMS detector - Steven Clark (Rutgers State Univ. of New Jersey (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:15 PM Search for soft unclustered energy patterns in proton-proton collisions at 13 TeV - Luca Lavezzo (MIT)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:30 PM Search For Low-Mass Quark-Antiquark Resonances Produced With an Initial State Photon at 13 TeV Using the CMS Detector - Adam Albert Kobert (Rutgers State Univ. of New Jersey (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:45 PM Search for t-channel leptoquark production in the high mass dimuon and dielectron spectra - Sanjana Sekhar (Johns Hopkins University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:00 PM Search for long-lived charged particles using the CMS detector in Run 2 - Petar Maksimovic (Johns Hopkins University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:15 PM Searches for long-lived particles and other non-conventional signatures with the CMS tracker and calorimeter systems - Kiley Elizabeth Kennedy (Princeton University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM
Quark and Lepton Flavor Physics - Yousen Zhang (Brookhaven National Laboratory) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 209)
2:00 PM Searching for Extra Higgs Bosons in the General 2HDM - George Wei-Shu Hou (National Taiwan University (TW))   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
2:15 PM Baryon Number Violation Involving Tauons - Julian Heeck   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
2:30 PM Phenomenologically Viable Froggatt-Nielsen Solutions to the Lepton Flavor Puzzle - Micah Mellors   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
2:45 PM Lepton Flavor Violation by Two Units - Mikheil Sokhashvili   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
3:00 PM Generalizing flavored (flavon-based) scalar potentials and their minima - Ming-Shau Liu (University of Cambridge)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
3:15 PM UV imprints on muon-to-electron conversion - Tony Menzo   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
3:30 PM
Coffee Break (until 4:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall and Barco Law Building)
4:00 PM
Cosmology & Dark Energy - Michael Shamma (TRIUMF) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM w = -1.73 solves the Hubble tension, but destroys the universe - David Lindsay (None - Retired)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:15 PM A Ratio-Preserving Approach to Concordance Cosmology - Kylar Greene (University of New Mexico)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:30 PM Dark Acoustic Oscillation Faces the Cosmological Tensions - Dr Taewook Youn (Cornell University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:45 PM Baryogenesis and Gravitational Wave Production in Simple Left-Right Model - Matthew Knauss (William & Mary)   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:00 PM Baryon asymmetry from dark matter decay in the vicinity of a phase transition - Indrajit Saha (IIT Guwahati, India)   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:15 PM Cosmological implications of gauged $U(1)_{B-L}$ on $\Delta N_{\rm eff}$ in the CMB and BBN - Haidar Esseili (University of Oregon)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM
Dark Matter - Julian Heeck Julian Heeck (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM Weaker gravity and thermal relic abundance - Matthew Sullivan (Brookhaven National Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:15 PM The Power of the Dark Sink - Robert McGehee (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:30 PM Indirect searches for dark matter in the time domain - Ngan Nguyen   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:45 PM Signals of ALP-Mediated Dark Matter and its UV Completions - John Coffey   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:00 PM QCD Axion-mediated Dark Matter - Pankaj Munbodh (University of California Santa Cruz)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics - LINGFENG LI (Brown U.) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM N3LO soft-gluon corrections to H+ H- production - Nikolaos Kidonakis   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:15 PM Synthetic Datasets for HH->4b Background Modeling - John Alison (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:30 PM Search for Higgs boson pair production in the decay channel to two bottom quarks and two W bosons using CMS data - Devin Michael Aebi (Texas A & M University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:45 PM Benchmarks on Double Higgs Production - Miguel Angel Soto Alcaraz   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:00 PM Search for pair production of higgsinos in events with two Higgs bosons and missing transverse momentum in $\sqrt{s}$=13 TeV $pp$ collisions at the ATLAS experiment - Michael Donald Hank (University of Pennsylvania (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Anil Thapa (University of Virginia) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM Unleashing the Power of EFT in Neutrino–Nucleus Scattering - Dr Zahra Tabrizi (Northwestern University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:15 PM Recent MicroBooNE cross section results - London Cooper-Troendle   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:30 PM Quasi-Elastic Lepton Nucleus Scattering and the Correlated Fermi Gas Model - Sam Carey (Wayne State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:45 PM Measuring Neutral Pion Production in Muon Antineutrino Charged-Current Interactions at the NOvA Near Detector - Dr Wanwei Wu (University of Pittsburgh)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:00 PM The Importance of Proper Flux Treatment and Model Validation in Cross Section Measurements and Comparisons - London Cooper-Troendle   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:15 PM Comparison of Predictions of Neutrino MC Generators (Run in Electron-Mode) to a Global Extraction of the 12C Longitudinal and Transverse Nuclear Electromagnetic Response Functions from all Electron Scattering Measurements on Carbon - Mr Zihao Lin (University of Rochester)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Ks Babu (Oklahoma State University) Kaladi Babu (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 111)
4:00 PM Project 8: Measuring the Neutrino Mass Using Cyclotron Radiation Emission Spectroscopy - Luiz de Viveiros (Pennsylvania State University)   (Barco Law Building 111)
4:15 PM Reactor antineutrino flux from neutrino-13C neutral current interactions - Min-Gwa Park (Jeonbuk National University)   (Barco Law Building 111)
4:30 PM Status of the D2O Detector for the COHERENT Experiment - Gen Li (Carnegie Mellon University)   (Barco Law Building 111)
4:45 PM Status of the KATRIN Experiment - Byron Abraham Daniel (Carnegie Mellon)   (Barco Law Building 111)
5:00 PM A neutrino floor for the Migdal effect - Gonzalo Herrera (TUM, MPP)   (Barco Law Building 111)
5:15 PM Cherenkov Light Identification at Coherent Captain-Mills Experiment - Darcy Newmark (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   (Barco Law Building 111)
4:00 PM
Outreach, Community Engagement & DEI - Alice Bean (The University of Kansas (US)) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM Software Training as an enabler of community engagement and broader impacts - Sudhir Malik (University of Puerto Rico (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:15 PM ColliderScope: Electronic(s) Music for Collider Physics - Lawrence Lee Jr (University of Tennessee (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:30 PM Thinking Like a Physicist, for Non-Physicists - Jennifer Kile   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:45 PM Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts of the nEXO Collaboration - Kirsten McMichael (Carnegie Mellon University)   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:00 PM Physics Pedagogy Study: Building an Inclusive Community Research in an Undergraduate Institution/Inclusive Physics Communities - Kallan Berglund   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:15 PM -   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Christopher Cappiello (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM Higgs-Coupled Freeze-In Baryogenesis - David Tucker-Smith (Williams College)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:15 PM Baryon Number Violation in Neutron Stars and the Lab - Adrian Thompson   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:30 PM Collider testable leptogenesis - Yannis Georis   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:45 PM Simulating Heavy Neutral Leptons with General Couplings at Forward Collider Experiments - Alec Hewitt   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:00 PM Utilizing the Iron Dump at Short Baseline Neutrino Facilities to Probe Heavy Neutral Lepton and Dark Matter - Debopam Goswami (Department of Physics & Astronomy, Texas A&M University)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM
QCD & Heavy Ion Physics - Joey Huston (Michigan State University (US)) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:00 PM Revealing the fundamental character of the strong force: From PDFs to the underlying QCD. - Prof. Fred Olness (Southern Methodist University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:15 PM Simple calculation of the Coulomb-nuclear corrections in $pp$ and $\bar{p}p$ scattering - Phuoc Ha (Towson University)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:30 PM The Photon Content of the Neutron - Keping Xie (Michigan State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:45 PM Production of fully-heavy tetraquark at the LHC and electron-ion colliders - Yingsheng Huang (Northwestern/Argonne)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
5:00 PM Decays of Exotic Double-Heavy Hadrons into Pairs of Heavy Hadrons - Roberto Bruschini (Ohio State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
5:15 PM Born-Oppenheimer Potentials for Double-Heavy Hadrons - Mr Fareed Alasiri (Ohio State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:00 PM
Quantum Field & String Theory - Seth Koren (University of Notre Dame) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:00 PM Understanding Non-perturbative Gauge Theories Using Anomaly Mediation of Supersymmetry Breaking - Hitoshi Murayama (University of California Berkeley (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:15 PM 4-Point Vertices, Amplitudes and Phase-Space Calculations in the Constructive Standard Model - Dr Neil Christensen (Illinois State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:30 PM Two different types of series expansions valid at strong coupling - Prof. Ariel Edery   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:45 PM Machine learning and (large-N) field theory - Zhengkang Zhang (University of Utah)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:00 PM The Constructive Method for Massive Particles in QED - Hsing-Yi Lai   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:15 PM Scalar scattering amplitudes: zero loci, factorization, and the double copy - Tonnis ter Veldhuis   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:30 PM
Coordinating panel for software and computing townhall - Joel Butler (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US)) (until 6:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:30 PM Goals and Status of the Coordinating Panel for Software and Computing - Ian Fisk   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:45 PM Questions/discussion   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
7:00 PM
Public Lecture (until 8:00 PM) (McConomy Auditorium, Jared L. Cohon University Center)
7:00 PM How did we come to be? That's a physics question! - Hitoshi Murayama (University of California Berkeley (US))   (McConomy Auditorium, Jared L. Cohon University Center)
12:30 PM
Funding Agencies - Manuel Batista Bryan Field (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
12:30 PM
Funding Agencies - Alan Stone (US Department of Energy) (until 2:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Axion - Christopher Verhaaren (Brigham Young University) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM Probing the Axion-Electron Coupling with Magnetized Multilayers - Kevin Zhou (Stanford/SLAC)   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:15 PM Axion-like Particles at the Electron-Ion Collider - Monica Leys   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:30 PM Probing Axion-like Particles from Massive Stars with X-rays and Gamma Rays - Takuya Okawa   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:45 PM Axion Magnetic Resonance: A Novel Enhancement in Axion-Photon Conversion - Dr Chen Sun (Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL))   (Barco Law Building 109)
3:00 PM New Directions for ALP Searches Combining Nuclear Reactors and Haloscopes - Vedran Brdar (Oklahoma State University (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
3:15 PM -   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Yue Zhao Yue Zhao (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM Close encounters of the primordial kind: a new observable for primordial black holes as dark matter - Benjamin Lehmann (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:15 PM Feedback in the dark: a critical examination of CMB bounds on primordial black holes - Gregory Suczewski   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:30 PM Dissipative Dark Matter in a Slow Cooker: Delayed Dark Clumps and Primordial Black Holes - J. Leo Kim (Queen's University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:45 PM Constraining atomic dark matter with the high-redshift UV luminosity function - Jared Barron   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:00 PM Atomic Dark Matter Capture in the Earth - Keegan Humphrey (University of Toronto)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:15 PM Lyman-alpha Constraints on Atomic Dark Matter with N-body Simulation - Linda Yuan   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics - David Tucker-Smith (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM PBH formation from first-order phase transition. - AJAY Kaladharan   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:15 PM RG Improvement of the Scalar Effective Potential in Finite Temperature Quantum Field Theory - Andrija Rasovic   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:30 PM Gravitational Wave signal prospects for Classically Conformal Coleman Weinberg SM extension - Victor Baules   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:45 PM Phase transitions, anomalous baryon number violation and electroweak multiplet dark matter - Yanda Wu (Tsung-Dao Lee Institute/Shanghai Jiao Tong University)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:00 PM Electroweak Baryogenesis in Next-to-Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model - Kaifei Ning   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:15 PM Gauge-Invariant Constraints on Gravitational Waves from a First-Order Electroweak Phase Transition - Manuel Diaz   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM
Gravity & Gravitational Waves - Navin McGinnis (Arizona university) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:00 PM Can QCD-energy-scale-turbulence sourced gravitational waves detected through PTAs? - Tina Kahniashvili (CMU (USA) and IliaUni (Georgia))   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:15 PM Did we hear the sound of the Universe boiling? Analysis using the full fluid velocity profiles and NANOGrav 15-year data - Fazlollah Hajkarim (University of Oklahoma)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:30 PM Probing flavor violation and baryogenesis via primordial gravitational waves - Zafri Ahmed Borboruah (IIT Bombay)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:45 PM Minimal Production of Prompt Gravitational Waves during Reheating - Wenqi Ke (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
3:00 PM Crescendo Beyond the Horizon: More Gravitational Waves from Domain Walls Bounded by Inflated Cosmic Strings - Yunjia Bao (University of Chicago)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
3:15 PM Inflationary Gravitational Wave Spectral Shapes as test for low-scale leptogenesis - Ms Lekhika Malhotra (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
2:00 PM
Instrumentation - Andreas Werner Jung (Purdue University (US)) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 111)
2:00 PM Water-based Liquid Scintillator R&D effort at BNL towards a large-scale neutrino detector - Guang Yang (Brookhaven National Lab)   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:15 PM Towards a Kilotonne-Year Exposure in Liquid Xenon - Abigail Kopec (Bucknell University)   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:30 PM Measuring Optical Properties in Liquid Xenon with LIXO2 - Dr Wei Wang   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:45 PM NuDot, R&D testbed for future large-scale neutrino detectors - Masooma Sarfraz (University of Delaware)   (Barco Law Building 111)
3:00 PM Optimization of high resolution 3D charge reconstruction in gaseous TPCs with strip micromegas - Majd Ghrear   (Barco Law Building 111)
3:15 PM Measurement of refractive index of phenyl-based scintillators before and after irradiation - Muhammad Yusuf Aamir (University of Maryland (US))   (Barco Law Building 111)
2:00 PM
Minisymposium - Sridhara Dasu (University of Wisconsin Madison (US)) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM Muon Collider in the future of the Energy Frontier - Sergo Jindariani (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:30 PM Maximising luminosity at the muon collider - Chris Rogers   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:50 PM Muon Colliders for 10 TeV Center of Mass: The Accelerator and Collider - J. Scott Berg (Brookhaven National Laboratory)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:10 PM Detector and Machine-Detector Interface (MDI) Challenges - Tova Ray Holmes (University of Tennessee (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Saarik Kalia (University of Minnesota) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM Lepton Number Breaking from the Electroweak Scale - Wenjie Huang   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:30 PM Exploring $0\nu\beta\beta$ decay and leptogenesis in an extended seesaw model - Dr Supriya Senapati (University of Massachusetts Amherst)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:45 PM Probing superheavy dark matter through lunar radio observations of ultrahigh-energy neutrinos - Jose Carpio Dumler   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
3:00 PM Unitarity Conditions for Type 1 Seesaw Neutrino Models - Francis Burk   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
3:15 PM FASER \nu a non-unitarity of the leptonic mixing matrix - jesus miguel celestino   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Prudhvi Bhattiprolu (University of Michigan) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:15 PM Doubly-charged scalar from the right-handed sector: complementary tests from $0\nu\beta\beta$ decay, parity-violating Møller scattering, and colliders - Sebastián Urrutia Quiroga (Institute for Nuclear Physics, University of Washington, USA)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:30 PM Reinterpretation of the ATLAS Dark Meson analysis for Charged Higgs in the two-Higgs-doublet model - Anni Xiong (University of Oregon (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:45 PM Results from H+ to tau nu in ATLAS using the full run2 dataset - Juan Carlos Cardenas Jr (University of Texas at Arlington (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM
QCD & Heavy Ion Physics - Keping Xie (Michigan State University) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
2:00 PM Detectorology and its Phenomenological Applications - Mark Gonzalez   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:15 PM Energy Correlators, Heavy Flavor, and Precision QCD - Evan Craft (Yale University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:30 PM Power jets: a more global way to study jets - Mithila Mangedarage (Illinois Institute of Technology)   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:45 PM QCD Reference Frames and False Jet Individualism - John Lawless (University of Tennessee (US)) Lawrence Lee Jr (University of Tennessee (US))   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:00 PM Jet Calibration in ATLAS Using Machine Learning Networks - Benji Lunday (University of Pennsylvania)   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:15 PM -   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:30 PM
Coffee Break (until 4:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall and Barco Law Building)
4:00 PM
Astro-particle Physics - Javier Fernández Acevedo (SLAC) Javier Fernandez Acevedo (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM Searching for Neutrinos in KamLAND in Coincidence with the Brightest Gamma Ray Burst of All Time (BOAT) - Miles Garcia (University of Delaware)   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:15 PM Probing Neutrino Dipole Portal with Supernovae - Garv Chauhan (Virginia Tech)   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:30 PM Constraining neutrino-DM interactions with Milky Way dwarf spheroidals and supernova neutrinos - Sean Heston   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:45 PM Exploring Dark Sector Mediators with Multimessenger Signals from EMRIs. - Badal Bhalla (University of Oklahoma)   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:00 PM Probing Long Range Interactions by Planetary Science Data - Praniti Singh (Brown University (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:15 PM Evaporating Black Holes in the presence of Dark Sectors - Aidan Symons (University of Massachusetts Amherst)   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM
Cosmology & Dark Energy -Dr Taewook Youn (Cornell University) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM Cosmological Stasis from Dynamical Scalars - Prof. Brooks Thomas (Lafayette College)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:15 PM Cosmological Stasis and the Growth of Density Perturbations - Ms Anna Paulsen (Lafayette College)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:30 PM Cosmological Stasis in a Thermal Environment - Mr Jonah Barber (University of Arizona)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:45 PM Supersymmetric Grand Unification at the Cosmological Collider - Edward Broadberry (University of Maryland, College Park)   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:00 PM Domain walls of string theory axions - Saurav Das (Washington University in St. Louis)   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:15 PM Solving the strong CP problem with massless grand-color quarks - Ravneet Bedi (University of Minnesota)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM
Dark Matter - Benjamin Lehmann (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM Probing the pulsar explanation of the Galactic-Center GeV excess using continuous gravitational-wave searches - Yue Zhao   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:15 PM Optimal Celestial Bodies for Dark Matter Detection - Joshua Tong (Stanford University)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:30 PM Effects of low boosted dark matter annihilation on galactic signals - Steven Clark (Hood College)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:45 PM Dark Kinetic Heating of Exoplanets and Brown Dwarfs - Aidan Reilly   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:00 PM Milky Way White Dwarfs as Sub-GeV to Multi-TeV Dark Matter Detectors - Lillian Santos-Olmsted   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:15 PM Constraining bosonic asymmetric dark matter with neutron star mass-radius measurements - Nathan Rutherford (University of New Hampshire)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics - Zack Sullivan (Illinois Institute of Technology) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM Measurement of the Drell–Yan forward-backward asymmetry and of the effective leptonic weak mixing angle using proton-proton collisions at √ s = 13 TeV - Arie Bodek (University of Rochester (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:15 PM Studies of the energy dependence of diboson polarization fractions and the Radiation Amplitude Zero effect in $WZ$ production with the ATLAS detector - Prachi Atmasiddha (University of Pennsylvania)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:30 PM Toward a Measurement of the Z Boson Decaying to Four B-Quarks with the CMS Detector - Andrew C Roberts (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:45 PM Measurement of the differential ZZ+jets production cross sections in pp collisions at √s = 13 TeV with CMS full Run 2 data - He He (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:00 PM New W Boson Decay Channel at the LHC - Peiran Li (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:15 PM QED corrections to the Neutral Current Drell-Yan process using jettiness subtraction method - Jiayang Xiao   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM
Gravity & Gravitational Waves - Tinatin Kakhniashvili (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:00 PM Composite topological structures in SO(10) - Amit Tiwari   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:15 PM Constructing and Investigating Modified Black Hole Models With Quantum Corrections - Källan Berglund (Penn State IGC)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:30 PM The Gravitational Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect as a Probe of Primordial Black Holes as Dark Matter Candidates - Marcell Howard   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:45 PM Quasiclassical solutions for static quantum black holes - Manuel Diaz   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:00 PM Novel effects of non-standard cosmology on Gravitational waves - Mudit Rai (Texas AM University)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:15 PM Complementarity of Gravitational Waves with Neutrino Mass scale - Arthur Wu   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:00 PM
Instrumentation - Zhi Zheng (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (US)) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM Assembly and Testing of ATLAS ITk pixel detector modules - Doyeong Kim (Argonne National Laboratory)   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:15 PM Ambiguity Resolution for Event Filter Tracking in ATLAS for the HL-LHC - Benjamin John Rosser (University of Chicago (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:30 PM From Components to Cohesion: ATLAS ITk Inner System Assembly and Testing - Nathan Dale Young (University of Oregon (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:45 PM gFEX Algorithm Validation and Early Performance in the ATLAS Detector - Anthony Maurel Carroll (University of Oregon (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:00 PM Silicon Module Assembly for CMS High Granularity Calorimeter - Sindhu Murthy (Carnegie-Mellon University (US))   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:15 PM -   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM
Minisymposium - Brian Thomas Batell (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:00 PM Multi-Messenger Collider Physics at the Forward Physics Facility - Jonathan Lee Feng (University of California Irvine (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:30 PM FASER: recent results and perspectives - Shih-Chieh Hsu (University of Washington Seattle (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:45 PM The Forward Liquid Argon Experiment at the Forward Physics Facility - Prof. Jianming Bian (University of California Irvine (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
5:00 PM SND@LHC: Recent results and future prospects - Oliver Lantwin (INFN Napoli)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
5:15 PM FORMOSA: looking forward to millicharged particles at the LHC - Matt Joyce (Ohio State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
4:00 PM
Neutrino Physics - Vedran Brdar (MPIK Heidelberg) Vedran Brdar (Oklahoma State University (US)) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM Atmospheric neutrino oscillations with IceCube: Recent results from DeepCore and future potential with the IceCube Upgrade - Kayla Leonard DeHolton   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:15 PM Latest oscillation analysis results from T2K - Tristan Schefke (Louisiana State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:30 PM Decaying Sterile Neutrinos at MicroBooNE - Tao Zhou (Texas A&M University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:45 PM An Improved Search for Unstable Sterile Neutrinos at IceCube - Philip Weigel (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:00 PM Tunneling away the relic neutrino asymmetry - Saarik Kalia (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Ben Lillard (University of Oregon) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM Chiral Nelson–Barr Models: Quality and Cosmology - Samuel Homiller (Harvard University)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:15 PM Parity solution to the Strong CP-problem within Pati-Salam Model​ - Mr Sumit Biswas (Student)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:30 PM Nelson Barr ultra light dark matter - Wolfram Ratzinger (Weizmann Institute)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:45 PM EW Portal to the Hidden Valley - LINGFENG LI (Brown U.)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:00 PM Exploring near-conformal Hidden Valley theories - Joshua Lockyer   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:15 PM Jet SIFT-ing for New Physics in a Hidden Valley - Camryn Sanders   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM
Quark and Lepton Flavor Physics - Gianantonio Pezzullo (Yale University) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:00 PM Measurement of beam polarization at an $e^+e^-$ $B$-Factory with a new tau polarimetry technique - Swagato Banerjee (University of Louisville (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:15 PM Precession frequency analysis at Fermilab Muon g-2 Experiment - Murong Cheng   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:30 PM Development of a Track-Trigger for Measuring the Antiproton Annihilation Cross-Section in the Mu2e Experiment at Fermilab - Ethan Martinez   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:45 PM Performance of heavy-flavour jet identification algorithms in boosted topologies at the CMS experiment - Matej Roguljic (Johns Hopkins University (JHU))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:00 PM Beyond Kinematics for Optimal Hadronic Top Quark Polarimetry I - Alberto Navarro (Oklahoma State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:15 PM Beyond Kinematics for Optimal Hadronic Top Quark Polarimetry II - Zhongtian Dong (University of Kansas)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:30 PM
Funding Agencies - William Kilgore (U.S. DOE) (until 7:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:30 PM
Funding Agencies -Dr Brian Beckford (US Department of Energy) (until 7:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Cosmology & Dark Energy - Keisuke Inomata (Jonhs Hopkins University) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
2:00 PM -   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:15 PM Cosmological Parameter Forecasts for a CMB-HD Survey - Amanda Macinnis (Stony Brook University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:30 PM Peculiar Velocity Improvements of Multi-Messenger Standard Siren Measurements - Ariel Amsellem   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:45 PM Amplifying CMB phase shift with dark matter-radiation interactions - Daven Wei Ren Ho   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:00 PM Results and progress of CMB lensing measurements using SPT-3G data - W.L. Kimmy Wu (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory)   (Barco Law Building 107)
3:15 PM Producing cosmic birefringence through CP-violating axions - Anubhav Mathur (Johns Hopkins University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
2:00 PM
Dark Matter - Matthew Sullivan (Brookhaven National Laboratory) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM Dark Matter Searches on a Photonic Chip - Christina Gao   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:15 PM Boosted Dark Photons - Looking for Light Dark Matter with Dark Light - R. Andrew Gustafson (Virginia Tech)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:30 PM Thermal effects in freeze-in neutrino dark mater production - Dr Michele Lucente (University of Bologna)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:45 PM Dark Matter Production During Warm Inflation via Freeze-In - Barmak Shams Es Haghi (University of Texas at Austin)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:00 PM Freeze-in Cogenesis of Asymmmetric Dark Matter - Michael Shamma (TRIUMF)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
3:15 PM Majoron echoes of Leptogenesis - Swapnil Dutta   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
2:00 PM
Minisymposium - Sarah Eno (University of Maryland (US)) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM Physics of Higgs factories - Christoph Paus (Massachusetts Inst. of Technology (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:26 PM Detector R&D for future e+e- colliders - Srini Rajagopalan (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:52 PM The ILC physics program at energies above 250 GeV - Jan Strube   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:04 PM Constraining CP-odd contributions in the Higgs-strahlung process at FCC-ee using kinematic observables - Nicholas Pinto (Johns Hopkins University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
3:16 PM FCC-ee sensitivity to SUSY through precision Z-boson measurements - Kevin Langhoff (UC Berkeley)   (David Lawrence Hall 121)
2:00 PM
Neutrino Physics -Dr Supriya Senapati (University of Massachusetts Amherst) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM A New Probe of Relic Neutrino Clustering using Decaying Heavy Dark Matter - Writasree Maitra (Washington University in St. Louis)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:15 PM HNL Dipole Portal at Muon Collider - Mr Samiur R. Mir (Oklahoma State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:30 PM Heavy Neutral Lepton Decay - Yulun Li   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:45 PM Ultimate constraints for forward neutrino scattering processes at the LHC - Dr Toni Makela (NCBJ)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
3:00 PM Tau Tridents at DUNE and FASER - Diego Lopez Gutierrez   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
3:15 PM Uncovering Secret Neutrino Interactions at Tau Neutrino Experiments - Prof. Seodong Shin (Jeonbuk National University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
2:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model -Dr Zhengkang Zhang (University of Utah) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM Vector-Pair Production, The Amplitude Way - Jared Goldberg (Technion (Israel Institute of Technology))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:15 PM Scattering Amplitudes of Massive Spin-2 Kaluza-Klein States with Matter - Kirtimaan Ajaykant Mohan   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:30 PM Equivalence theorems for KK gravitons in warped five-dimensional theories - Xing Wang (UC San Diego)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:45 PM Thermodynamics of "Continuous spin" photons - Gowri Sundaresan   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:00 PM Confining Conformal Colliders: towards QCD energy correlators from holography - Ameen Ismail   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
3:15 PM Spin Correlations in Dark Photon Searches - Misa Toman   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
2:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Carlos Henrique de Lima (Carleton University) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM Search for long-lived particles using displaced jets at CMS in Run 3 - Jingyu Luo (Brown University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:15 PM Searches for long-lived particles in the CMS muon system - Daniel Guerrero (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:30 PM Search for displaced vertices of oppositely charged leptons from decays of long-lived particles in p p collisions at √ s = 13 TeV with the ATLAS detector - K.K. Gan (The Ohio State University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:45 PM The New Physics Case for Beam-Dump Experiments with Accelerated Muon Beams - Rikab Gambhir (MIT)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:00 PM Hunting for Inflaton at Colliders - Digesh Raut   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
3:15 PM New Signatures for Color-Sextet Scalars - Katherine Schwind (The Ohio State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
2:00 PM
Quantum Information & Sensors - Kevin Zhou (Stanford/SLAC) Kevin Zhou (Stanford University) (until 3:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM Quantum error thresholds for gauge-redundant digitizations of lattice field theories - Wanqiang Liu   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:15 PM Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev (SYK) Model on Noisy Quantum Computers - Bharath Sambasivam   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:30 PM Characterization of Novel Superconducting Quantum Sensors for Dark Matter Detection - Noshin Tabassum   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:45 PM -   (Barco Law Building 109)
2:00 PM
Quark and Lepton Flavor Physics - Joachim Brod (University of Cincinnati) (until 3:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:00 PM Dark photon and dark Z mediated B meson decays - Ahmed Rashed (Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:15 PM An axion-like particle explanation of $B\to \pi K$ puzzle and $B \to K \nu \bar{\nu} $ excess - Shibasis Roy (Chennai Mathematical Institute)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:30 PM Dark and Heavy New Physics in $b \rightarrow s\nu \nu$ decays - Aditya Gadam   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
2:45 PM Anomalies in Hadronic B Decays - Alexandre Jean (Université de Montréal)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:00 PM Tests of Lepton Flavor Universality in tree-level B Meson Decays at LHCb - Alex Daniel Fernez (University of Maryland (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:15 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
3:30 PM
Coffee Break (until 4:00 PM) (David Lawrence Hall and Barco Law Building)
4:00 PM
Astro-particle Physics - Natalia Tapia Arellano (University of Utah) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM Probing Dark Matter Energy Injection in the Cosmic Dawn with the 21-cm Power Spectrum - Yitian Sun   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:15 PM Detection of Gamma Ray Polarization as a possible indicator of Axion-Like Particles from AMS-Like detectors - Xiuyuan Zhang   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:30 PM Multi-messenger Probes of Primordial Black Holes and Axion-Like Particles - Tao Xu (The University of Oklahoma)   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:45 PM Constraints on photon mass and dark photon from the Jovian magnetic field - Shi Yan (Brown University)   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:00 PM Assessing the Impact of Likelihood-Based Inference Techniques on Galactic Center Excess Studies - Yunha Lee   (Barco Law Building 109)
5:15 PM -   (Barco Law Building 109)
4:00 PM
Cosmology & Dark Energy -Dr Subhajit Ghosh (The University of Texas at Austin) (until 5:30 PM) (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM Early Dark Energy During Big Bang Nucleosynthesis - Afif Omar   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:15 PM Correlated scalar perturbations and gravitational waves from axion inflation - Sofia Corbà (University of Massachusetts Amherst)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:30 PM Emergent particles of a de Sitter universe: Thermal interpretation of the stochastic formalism and beyond - Dr TaeHun Kim (KIAS)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:45 PM Transient Cosmological Quasiparticles - He Li   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:00 PM Runaway Mergers from Clustering in a Primordial Black Hole Dominated Universe - Ian Holst   (Barco Law Building 107)
5:15 PM Curvature Perturbations Protected Against One Loop - Keisuke Inomata (Jonhs Hopkins University)   (Barco Law Building 107)
4:00 PM
Dark Matter - Barmak Shams Es Haghi (University of Texas at Austin) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM A WIMP Status Report: Constraints and Discovery Prospects for Singlet-Doublet Dark Matter - Evan Petrosky   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:15 PM The Inner Dark Matter Distribution in Hydrodynamic Simulations - Abd El Aziz Hussein (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:30 PM Kinetic Simulations of Collisionless Shock Formation in the Dark Sector - Pierce Giffin   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:45 PM Sweeping the Dust Away: An unbiased map of the Milky Way's gravitational potential using unsupervised ML - Eric Putney (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
5:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 120)
4:00 PM
Electroweak & Higgs Physics -Dr Neil Christensen (Illinois State University) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM Higgs Width and Couplings at High Energy Muon Colliders with Forward Muon Detection - Kunfeng Lyu (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:15 PM Flavor violating Higgs and Z decays at FCC-ee - Manuel Szewc   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:30 PM Prospects for constraining light-quark electroweak couplings at Higgs factories - Krzysztof Mekala   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:45 PM Multi Higgs Boson Signals of a Modified Muon Yukawa Coupling at a Muon Collider - Taegyu Lee (Indiana University)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:00 PM First measurement of VH in full hadronic final state with the ATLAS detector - Zhi Zheng (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
5:15 PM Muon Collider and EDM Complementarity - Jackie Lodman (Harvard University)   (David Lawrence Hall 207)
4:00 PM
Neutrino Physics -Prof. Seodong Shin (Jeonbuk National University) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM Neutron kinematics reconstruction in the Upgraded Near Detector of the T2K experiment - Abraham Meles Teklu (Stony Brook University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:15 PM ProtoDUNE-II Offline Data Processing Strategy - Dr Barnali Chowdhury (ANL)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:30 PM ANNIE with Large Area Picosecond Photodetector - Yue Feng   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:45 PM Overview of the T2K Near Detector Upgrade - Mr POOI SEONG CHONG (University of Pennsylvania)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:00 PM DUNE and ProtoDUNE trigger and data acquisition systems - Matthew Gar Jun Man (University of Toronto (CA))   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
5:15 PM Total neutron cross section measurement on CH with a novel 3D-projection scintillator detector - Mr Haowei Zheng (Stony Brook University)   (David Lawrence Hall 107)
4:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Wolfram Ratzinger (Weizmann Institute) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM Unconventional Track Signatures at a 10 TeV Muon Collider - Leo Rozanov   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:15 PM Search for single production of vector-like B quarks decaying to a top quark and a W boson in semi-leptonic final states - Xiaohe Shen (Brown University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:30 PM Probing muon g-2 at forward detectors at LHC - Roshan Mammen Abraham (University of California Irvine (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:45 PM A Simplified Model of Heavy Vector Singlets at the LHC and Future Colliders - Timothy Martonhelyi (University of Massachusetts Amherst)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:00 PM Discovering Quirks with Displaced Vertices - Joshua Forsyth   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
5:15 PM Double Higgs boson production via photon fusion at muon colliders within the triplet Higgs model - Bathiya Samarakoon (Wichita State University)   (David Lawrence Hall 106)
4:00 PM
Physics Beyond the Standard Model - Qinrui Liu (Queen's University) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:00 PM Multimessenger Probes of First-Order Phase Transitions - Cash Hauptmann   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:15 PM Predictive Dirac Neutrino Spectrum with Strong CP Solution in $SU(5)_L \times SU(5)_R$ Unification - Anil Thapa (University of Virginia)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:30 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:45 PM New Physics searches via scattering at DarkQuest - Aparajitha Karthikeyan (Department of Physics and Astronomy, Texas A&M University)   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
5:00 PM -   (David Lawrence Hall 209)
4:00 PM
Quantum Field & String Theory - Stephen Martin (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:00 PM Generalized Global Symmetries and Nonperturbative Quantum Flavodynamics - Seth Koren (University of Notre Dame)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:15 PM Is the Effective Potential, Effective for Dynamics? - Nathan Herring (Hillsdale College)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:30 PM Oscillations of density and coherence in field mixing - Shuyang Cao (University of Pittsburgh)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:45 PM Momentum shift and on-shell constructible massive amplitudes - Ishmam Mahbub (University of Minnesota Twin Cities)   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:00 PM An Area Law for Entanglement Entropy in Particle Scattering - Zhewei Yin   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
5:15 PM Evidence for Pions and Kaons Being Spin-0 Vector Particles - Walt Perkins   (David Lawrence Hall 105)
4:00 PM
Quark and Lepton Flavor Physics - Xing Wang (UC San Diego) (until 5:30 PM) (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:00 PM Higher-order corrections for ttW production - Nikolaos Kidonakis   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:15 PM Entanglement of top quarks - Andreas Werner Jung (Purdue University (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:30 PM Is the Charm Heavy? - Margarita Gavrilova (Cornell)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
4:45 PM Measurement of top quark’s charge asymmetry in boosted lepton+jets decays and EFT interpretation using Run2 CMS data - Ricardo Escobar Franco (University of Illinois at Chicago (US))   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:00 PM CP violation in tau decay into Kaons - Guglielmo Papiri (Cornell University)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
5:15 PM Revisiting $\theta$-induced neutron EDM in QCD sum rule - Ting Gao (University of Minnesota)   (David Lawrence Hall 104)
6:30 PM
Banquet (until 8:30 PM) (Carnegie Museum Music Hall Foyer)
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