Advances in Space AstroParticle Physics (ASAPP2025) - 2nd edition

Session

Highlights

12 May 2025, 15:35

Hotel Eden Roc

10. Highlights from the last XSCRC2024 workshop

Maurin, David (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR))

12/05/2025, 15:35

Oral

The last generation of Galactic cosmic-ray experiments (AMS-02, CALET, DAMPE, ISS-CREAM) is providing a wealth of high-precision new data. The interpretation of these data is stimulating a very rich and active debate in the community, with strong discovery and constraining potentials on many topics (dark matter, acceleration and transport of cosmic rays, Galactic sources etc.). However, the...

95. High-Energy Adventures: Astroparticle Physics at NASA in the 2030’s

Perkins, Jeremy

12/05/2025, 16:25

Oral

TBD

91. The Lunar Adaptive Outpost for Remote Italian Experiments (LAORIE)

Turchi, Alessandro (Italian Space Agency)

12/05/2025, 17:00

Oral

Reduced atmospheric interference, the potential of stable and long-term observations free from Earth's Magnetosphere combined with tectonic stability and a field of view encompassing the entire Earth's disk make the Moon extremely attractive for observing the Earth and studying the Universe. The Earth-Moon-Mars (EMM) project aims to capitalize on these advantages.
EMM is an NRRP-funded...

96. Mechanics for space-borne particle detectors

Gargiulo, Corrado (CERN)

12/05/2025, 17:35

Oral

Particle physics detectors in space employ many of the same core technologies as ground-based detectors used in high-energy physics (HEP). The engineering requirements, such as lightweight structures, radiation tolerance, and mechanical stability, closely align with those of space applications, enabling a straightforward adaptation of detector technologies to space missions. However,...

85. Current status and future plans for HELIX

Park, Nahee

12/05/2025, 18:10

Oral

HELIX is a ballon-borne experiment aiming to make mass-resolved measurements of the cosmic ray isotopes from 0.1 GeV/n up to 10 GeV/n to study the propagation of Galactic cosmic rays. The HELIX collaboration has adopted a staged approach and will modify the payload configurations over multiple flights to cover the wide energy range. The first stage of the HELIX detector is designed to measure...

15. HERMES Pathfinder

Fiore, Fabrizio

Oral

HERMES Pathfinder is scheduled for launch on March 6th 2025 on board Space X Transporter 13. The commissioning phase will then start as soon as the six 3U CubeSat will be deployed from D-Orbit ION space tug, starting from one week after the launch. HERMES Pathfinder is an in-orbit demonstration to prove that high energy cosmic transients such as Gamma Ray Bursts can be efficiently detected by...

98. Institutional introductions

99. Local Organizing Committee