Speaker
Steen Hannestad
(Aarhus University)
Description
Cosmology is becoming an increasingly powerful laboratory for neutrino physics, with current observations providing stringent bounds on parameters such as the absolute neutrino mass and the cosmological neutrino energy density. I will outline the status of the field, and present new results, including an analysis of the Planck CMB measurements. I will also briefly discuss the future of the field, in particular the importance of the upcoming ESA satellite mission EUCLID for neutrino cosmology.
Primary author
Steen Hannestad
(Aarhus University)
