Welcome to Early-Career Discussion on the Swiss Input
Speaker:
Armin Ilg(University of Zurich)
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Introduction
Speaker:
Armin Ilg(University of Zurich)
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Overview of the current swiss collider physics landscape
CHIPP is organized in three main pillars. This talk describes in detail pillar 1.
"Pillar 1 tackles the exploration of interactions between fundamental
particles and the search for physics beyond the SM, using
accelerators at the high-energy frontier (such as the LHC at
CERN), as well as high-intensity, low-energy accelerators
(such as the facilities available at PSI) at the precision/
intensity frontier." --> Taken from the CHIPP Roadmap
Speaker:
Ben Kilminster(University of Zurich (CH))
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Overview of Swiss neutrino/astroparticle physics landscape
Pillar 2 is dedicated to the exploration of the neutrino sector, with emphasis on the investigation of transitions between different neutrino types and, in particular, the consequences of non-zero neutrino masses.
Pillar 3 focuses on the exploration of fundamental questions at the interface between observational cosmology and particle physics, such as the search for dark matter or
multi-messenger astroparticle physics.
Speaker:
MrRobert Mihai Amarinei(Universite de Geneve)
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Theoretical motivation for future collider
Speaker:
Marko Pesut(University of Zürich)
Coffee Break
Main Challenges of Future Particle Physics
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Future collider options and accelerator challenge
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Challenges of experiments
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Theoretical challenges
Lunch Break
Particle Physics Roles in the Society
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Current involvement and future interest in future collider R&D in Switzerland
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Impact on particle physics on society and sustainability
