Young scientist presentations

Sergio Javier Arbiol Val (IFJ, Krakow), Overview of ATLAS forward proton detectors: performance and new physics results

Andrii Dashko (DESY Hamburg), Perturbative aspects of the electroweak phase transitions in the cxSM

Paola Delgado (Prague, CAS), Gravitational waves as a probe of new physics

Sharma Devanshu (Aachen), Non perturbative dynamics of stochastic inflation beyond slow-roll

Fabio van Dissel (Barcelona), Understanding semiclassical backreaction in quantum mechanics 

Jost von der Driesch (KIT Karlsruhe), Measurements of the inclusive W and Z boson production cross sections and their ratios with the CMS experiment at sqrt(s) = 13.6 TeV

Charles Frontonteil (Innsbruck), Probing gravity with quantum sensing networks

Silvia Gasparotto (Barcelona), Gravitational wave memory from primordial black hole mergers

Serena Giardino (AEI Potsdam), Testing modified gravity with lensing of gravitational waves beyond geometric optics

Emilie Hertig (Cambridge), Towards new constraints on inflation with the Simons Observatory

Alex Jenkins (Cambridge), Cold atom analogues for vacuum decay

Monika Juzek (IFJ, Krakow), Fake tau lepton background estimation in the search for H+- --> tau nu with ATLAS Run-II data (2015-2018)    

Sudip Kamar Kar (Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow), Exact Wigner function for Chiral Spirals

Theopanes Karydas (Amsterdam), A relativistic framework for black hole inspirals in dark matter spikes

Yves Kini (Amsterdam), Constraining neutron star masses and radii through pulse profile modelling

Lucy Komisel (MPP Munich), The gauge axion

Prisco Lo Chiatto (MPP Munich), Varying constants: an oxymoron at the intensity and precision frontier

Antonino Midiri (Geneve), Refined initial conditions for gravitational waves production from irrotational fluid perturbations in cosmological first order phase transitions

Mainak Mukhopadhay (Penn State), Neutrino signatures from magnetar remnants of binary neutron star mergers: coincident detection prospects with gravitational waves

Stefan Nellen-Mondragon (HEPHY, ÖAW and Univ. Vienna), Time-resolution in the Migdal effect

Nadine Nussbaumer (Heidelberg), To bounce or not to bounce in generalized Proca theory and beyond

Maria Olalla Olea-Romacho (Kings College London), Primordial magnetogenesis in the two-Higgs-doublet model

Julia Oseka (Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow), Causality in non-linear quantum wave equations

Kateryna Radchenko (DESY Hamburg), New probes of a first order electroweak phase transition

Henrik Rose (Potsdam), Linking microphysics and cosmology through next-generation detections of neutron star mergers

Giona Sala (Aachen), Cosmological parameter forecast with galaxies and dark sirens cross-correlation

Kristof Schmieden (Mainz), Towards the detection of high frequency gravitational waves

Jonathon Schubert (MPP Munich), How to find a heavy neutral lepton

Gloria Senatore (Zürich), The neutrinoless double beta-decay experiment LEGEND - R&D on wavelength-shifting reflector materials for the liquid argon instrumentation 

Mukul Sholapurkar (HEPHY, ÖAW), Sensitivity to new physics with quantum acoustics

Isak Stomberg (Valencia), Higgsless insights to gravitational waves from cosmological phase transitions

Roxane Theriault (Jagiellonian Univ., Krakow), Relic graviton background from gravitational Cherenkov radiation

Katarina Trailovic (Ljubljana), Functional determinants and lifetime of the Standard Model

Rodrigo Vicente (Amsterdam), Probing ultralight scalars around black holes with LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA observations

Kristyna Vitulova (Univ. Vienna), Enhancing gravitational wave detection with deep convolutional autoencoders