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SUMMARY:Feebly Interacting Particles III: Searches at the LHC
DTSTART:20261014T120000Z
DTEND:20261014T140000Z
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CONTACT:johannes.bernhard@cern.ch\;Academic-Training.Office@cern.ch
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Albert De Roeck (Imperial College (GB))\n\nAbstract:
 \nFollowing the overview of the physics motivation for feebly interacting 
 particles (FIPs)\, anda survey of the search results and potential at the 
 SPS this lecture will review the experimental programme dedicated to their
  search at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The LHCstarted operation fully
  in 2010 and the first searches for new physics were targeting mostlypossi
 ble new heavy particle production in the probed high energy regime. But wi
 th time increasingattention was also payed to the search of FIPs\, with po
 tentially GeV-level masses.The lecture will present the complementary expe
 rimental techniques employed at the LHC\, briefly addressing prompt produc
 tion searches\, conducted in standard analyses with the central detectors.
  More emphasis will then be given to long-lived particle searches and the 
 progressthat has been made to tailor analyses for searches of these channe
 ls. In particular\, tosignificantly extend the sensitivity for detecting l
 ong-lived particles a number of proposals for possible new experiments and
  experimental facilities have been brought forward over the last 5-10 year
 s\, which will enter the planned roadmap discussion\, and these proposals 
 will be reported in this lectureSince a few years also neutrino interactio
 ns studies and FIPs searches at the LHC have been conducteddeploying newly
  added detectors for the LHC Run-3\, which have demonstrated the potential
  and added value of such experiments.\nBio: \nProf. Albert De Roeck was u
 ntil 2025 a senior research scientist in experimental particle physicsfor 
 more than 25 years at CERN\, and is presently connected to Imperial Colleg
 e London\, UK\, and teaching at Antwerp University\, Belgium\, Chulalongko
 rn University Bangkok and NTU\, Singapore. He was  deputy spokesperson of
  the CMS experiment in 2010-2011 and Higgs search/analysis group convener 
 in CMS during 2012-2013. From 2016 onwards he in addition alsoled the then
  newly established CERN EP neutrino group but kept a continuing special in
 terest in analyses and exploring experimental opportunities for searches f
 or BSM physics\, especially via long-lived particles such as Heavy Neutral
  Leptons\, at CMS and the LHC.Presently he is also a member of the SHiP/SN
 D@LHC and the MilliQan FIP-searching experiments.He is also a co-organizer
  of the Long-Lived Particle community workshops.\n\nhttps://indico.cern.ch
 /event/1730515/
LOCATION:503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)
URL:https://indico.cern.ch/event/1730515/
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