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The goal of the scientific programme is to review and to discuss the state-of-the-art and future developments in the research field of higher order perturbative corrections in the Standard Model and beyond, with emphasis on phenomenology at the LHC, and the development of customized open source software for precision physics at colliders. This is the Mid-Term meeting of the Initial Training Network LHCPhenoNet (http://www.lhcphenonet.eu).
The event includes the Mid-Term Review meeting on September 18-19, where the scientific and training output of the network will be evaluated by Representatives of the Research Executive Agency (REA). Representatives of each beneficiary and all the funded fellows must attend the meeting.
Each scientist-in-charge briefly presents their research team and describe their role within the network
Each scientist-in-charge briefly presents their research team and describe their role within the network
10+5 min per fellow. The fellows present themselves, their background, their work, and their training experiences in the Network. This presentation should go beyond the scientific project and should include their expectations on the possible impact of the action in their future career.
Open discussion to summarize the output of the Network so far and possibly to identify training areas for future exploitation
10+5 min per fellow. The fellows present themselves, their background, their work, and their training experiences in the Network. This presentation should go beyond the scientific project and should include their expectations on the possible impact of the action in their future career.
This meeting is intended to allow the Fellows to discuss with the REA Representative about their experiences within the Network.
This discussion will conclude the meeting by summarizing the output of the Network so far and possibly by identifying training areas for future exploitation