Astroparticle Physics - A Joint TeVPA/ IDM Conference

from Monday 23 June 2014 (07:10) to Saturday 28 June 2014 (18:00)
Amsterdam

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
23 Jun 2014
24 Jun 2014
25 Jun 2014
26 Jun 2014
27 Jun 2014
28 Jun 2014
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08:00 --- Registration ---
09:00
Opening (until 09:15) (Room 1)
09:15
Opening (until 09:30) (Room 1)
09:30
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:30 Invited Talk: Direct Detection with Cryogenic Experiments - Prof. Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano (MIT)  
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10:00 Invited Talk: Dark Matter Direct Detection: Signal or no signal? The best way forward. - Prof. Richard Gaitskell (Brown University)  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:30) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: A Review of the Directional Signature for Dark Matter Searches - Dinesh Loomba (University of New Mexico)  
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11:30 Invited Talk: Search for cosmological dark matter with noble liquids - Emilija Pantic (UCLA)  
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12:00 Invited Talk: Evidences and hints of Dark Matter - Pierluigi Belli (INFN - Roma Tor Vergata)  
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09:30
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:30 Invited Talk: The local dark matter density: new constraints on the Milky Way's dark disc and the local shape of the Milky Way halo - Prof. Justin Read  
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10:00 Invited Talk: How Baryons Influence the Dark Matter Structure of Galaxies - Dr Alyson Brooks (Rutgers University)  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:30) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: Constraints on dark matter coldness and neutrinos from intergalatic space - matteo viel  
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11:30 Invited Talk: Beyond Collisionless Dark Matter - Hai-Bo Yu (University of Michigan)  
12:00 Movie "The Dark Universe"  
09:00
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:00 Invited Talk: Phenomenology with Massive Neutrinos - Concepcion Gonzalez-Garcia (YITP, Stony Brook and ICREA, U. Barcelona)  
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09:30 Invited Talk: Cosmic Rays - Dr Stefano Gabici  
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10:00 Invited Talk: Extragalactic Gamma Ray Sources - Prof. Peter Meszaros (Pennsylvania State University)  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:30) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: Galactic particle accelerators - Dr Rolf Buehler (DESY)  
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11:30 Invited Talk: Status and Future of Cherenkov Telescope Arrays - Jim Hinton (University of Leicester)  
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12:00 Invited Talk: The Fermi Large Area Telescope: science highlights and prospects for the extended mission - Luca Baldini (INFN-Pisa)  
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09:00
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:00 Invited Talk: Global Fits of Supersymmetry - Roberto Ruiz De Austri (IFIC)  
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09:30 Invited Talk: Heavy neutral leptons in cosmology - Mikhail Shaposhnikov (EPFL)  
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10:00 Invited Talk: Still life: the Standard Model Higgs boson and beyond - Christophe Grojean (ICREA - Institucio catalana de recerca estudis avancats (ES))  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:30) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: Astroparticle physics in the next decade - Lars Bergstrom (Stockholm University)  
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11:45 Invited Talk: CERN, Update and Perspectives - Rolf Heuer (CERN)  
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09:00
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:00 Invited Talk: WISPy Dark Matter - Prof. Joerg Jaeckel  
09:30 Invited Talk: Dark Messages from the LHC - Tim Tait (University of California, Irvine)  
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10:00 Invited Talk: The Dark Sector - Prof. Jonathan Feng (UC Irvine)  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:40) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: Indirect Searches for Particle Dark Matter - Torsten Bringmann (Hamburg University)  
11:30 Invited Talk: The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the International Space Station - Valerio Vagelli (KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))  
12:00 New physics searches in ATLAS and relation to astroparticle physics - Vincent Francois Giangiobbe (IFAE-Barcelona (ES))  
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12:20 New physics searches in CMS - Jim Brooke (University of Bristol (GB))  
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09:00
Plenary Talks (until 10:30) (Room 1)
09:00 Invited Talk: Neutrino Astronomy: No Longer a Dream - John Beacom (Ohio State University)  
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09:30 Invited Talk: The next generation neutrino telescope - Maarten De Jong (NIKHEF (NL))  
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10:00 Invited Talk: High energy neutrinos from the Cosmos: observations and scenarios - Prof. Elisa Resconi  
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10:30 --- Coffee Break ---
11:00
Plenary Talks (until 12:30) (Room 1)
11:00 Invited Talk: Status of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays - Esteban Roulet (C)  
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11:30 Invited Talk: Radio Measurements of Cosmic Ray Properties and Composition with LOFAR - Dr Heino Falcke  
12:00 Invited Talk: Learning about black holes and neutron stars using ground-based gravitational-wave detectors - Prof. Alessandra Buonanno  
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12:30 --- Lunch Break ---
14:30
Cosmic Rays - Elena Amato (INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri) (until 16:00) (Room 4)
14:30 Cosmic Ray acceleration and escape in SNRs - Dr Brian Reville (Queen's University Belfast)  
14:55 Hybrid simulations of cosmic ray acceleration at shocks - Damiano Caprioli (Princeton University)  
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15:20 The Transition between Galactic and Extragalactic Cosmic Rays - Gwenael Giacinti (University of Oxford, Clarendon Laboratory)  
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15:45 Measurement of the Cosmic Ray energy spectrum by the ARGO-YBJ experiment - Paolo Bernardini (Universita' del Salento - INFN)  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Neil Spooner (University of Sheffield) (until 16:00) (Room 5)
14:55 Measuring the dark matter mass - in spite of astrophysical uncertainties - Bradley J. Kavanagh (University of Nottingham)  
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15:15 Direct dark-matter detection with LAr: DEAP-3600 - Simon Peeters (University of Sussex)  
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15:35 Simple steps to analyse direct detection experiments without halo uncertainties - Felix Kahlhoefer (University of Oxford)  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection -Dr Tracy Slatyer (MIT) (until 16:00) (Room 6)
14:30 Recent results on dark matter search with the Fermi-LAT - Dr Gabrijela Zaharijas (ICTP and INFN, Trieste)  
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14:55 Search for DM-induced gamma-rays from Galaxy Clusters with the Fermi-LAT - Mr Stephan Zimmer (OKC/ Stockholm University)  
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15:05 Optimized dark matter searches in deep observations of Segue 1 with MAGIC - Javier Rico (IFAE)  
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15:30 The GeV Galactic Center Excess: Implications for Particle Physics - Dr dan hooper (fermilab)  
15:45 Minimal Simplified Models for the Galactic Center Gamma-Ray Excess - Samuel McDermott  
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14:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics - Elina Lindfors (U) (until 16:00) (Room 2)
14:30 The current status of the HAWC observatory - Dirk Lennarz (Georgia Tech)  
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14:50 Highlights from H.E.S.S. - Prof. Christian Stegmann (DESY)  
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15:10 Fermi Large Area Telescope observations of high-energy gamma-ray emission from solar flares - Melissa Pesce-Rollins (INFN-Pisa)  
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15:30 Binary systems - Daniela Hadasch (University of Innsbruck)  
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14:30
Particle Physics - Albert De Roeck (CERN) (until 16:00) (Room 3)
14:30 Progresses on Minimal Dark Matter - Filippo Sala (CEA/Saclay and CNRS)  
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14:45 Using Energy Peaks to Count Dark Matter Particles in Decays - Roberto Franceschini (E)  
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15:00 SUSY after LHC run1 - LianTao Wang (University of Chicago)  
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15:20 Supersymmetry Searches in ATLAS and CMS - Troels Petersen (University of Copenhagen (DK))  
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15:40 The Incredible Bulk - Ms Pearl Sandick (University of Minnesota)  
16:00 --- Coffee Break ---
16:30
Cosmic Rays - Elena Amato (INAF - Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri) (until 18:30) (Room 4)
16:30 On the CR spectrum released by a type II Supernova Remnant expanding in the presupernova wind. - Martina Cardillo (INAF - Osservatorio astrofisico di Arcetri)  
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16:48 Cosmic-ray spectral anomaly at GeV-TeV energies - Satyendra Thoudam (R)  
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17:06 Anisotropic cosmic ray propagation - Daniele Gaggero  
17:24 SNR shocks in partially ionized plasmas - Giovanni Morlino (G)  
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17:49 Cosmic Rays, Synchrotron Emission and Diffuse Galactic Gamma Rays: Consistent Analysis and Impications - Giuseppe Di Bernardo  
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18:07 Modeling of the galactic and extragalactic diffuse radio emission. - Marco Taoso  
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16:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano (MIT) (until 18:30) (Room 5)
16:30 Impact of anisotropic distribution functions on direct dark matter detection - Dr Nassim Bozorgnia (MPIK)  
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16:50 NEWS experiment and ultra-light dark matter search - Dr ioannis giomataris (CEA-Saclay)  
17:10 Axion mass estimates from resonant Josephson junctions - Prof. Christian Beck (Queen Mary, University of London, School of Mathematical Sciences)  
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17:30 Axion searches in the helioscope technique: CAST and IAXO - Mrs Juan Antonio Garcia Pascual (Universidad de Zaragoza)  
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17:50 New Results from the CRESST Experiment - Raimund Strauss (Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)  
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18:10 Self-consistent velocity distributions for local Dark Matter - Mattia Fornasa (U)  
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16:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection - Gabrijela Zaharijas (CEA Saclay) (until 18:30) (Room 6)
16:30 Cosmological limits on dark matter annihilations - Laura Lopez Honorez (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)  
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16:50 Modeling Dark Matter Self-Interactions Involving an Excited State - Prof. Tracy Slatyer (MIT)  
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17:10 Fingerprints of Dark Matter in the gamma-ray sky (?) - Dr Alfredo Urbano (SISSA)  
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17:35 The origin of the Extra-Galactic Gamma-ray Background through its anisotropy and cross-correlations - Alessandro Cuoco (U)  
18:00 Searching for dark matter in the extragalactic gamma-ray background - Ilias Cholis (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)  
18:15 Systematic uncertainties in dark matter searches due to halo asphericity - Nicolas Bernal  
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16:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics - Daniel Mazin (IFAE) (until 18:40) (Room 2)
16:30 Gamma-ray Observations of Galaxy Clusters - Keith Bechtol  
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16:50 Multi-messenger Astroparticle with Clusters of Galaxies - Fabio Zandanel (University of Amsterdam)  
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17:05 M 31 as a probe for diffuse VHE gamma ray emission with VERITAS - Ralph Bird (UCD Dublin)  
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17:20 Prospects for detecting Gamma-Ray Bursts at the highest energies - Dr Valerie Connaughton (National Space Science and Technology Centre)  
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17:40 Observations of gamma-ray bursts with the HAWC observatory - Dirk Lennarz (Georgia Tech)  
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17:55 Time Stretching of the GeV Emission of GRBs: Fermi LAT data vs geometrical model - Maxim Piskunov (Institute for Nuclear Research RAS)  
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18:10 ImPACT: A Monte Carlo Template based analysis for Air-Cherenkov Arrays - Dr Robert Parsons (Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik)  
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18:25 Model Independent Measurements of Angular Power Spectra - Sheldon Campbell (T)  
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Particle Physics - Troels Petersen (University of Copenhagen (DK)) (until 18:30) (Room 3)
16:30 The MEG experiment: past, present and future - Mrs Elisabetta Baracchini (The University of Tokyo)  
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16:45 LHC searches in rare heavy-flavor decays - Giampiero Mancinelli (CPPM, Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS/IN2P3, Marseille, France)  
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17:05 Mono- and di-photon searches for new physics at the LHC - Prof. Toyoko Orimoto (Northeastern University)  
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17:25 Other BSM searches at the LHC - Tristan Arnoldus Du Pree (Universite Catholique de Louvain (UCL) (BE))  
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17:45 Expectations for LHC run-II - LianTao Wang (University of Chicago)  
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18:05 Future high-energy collider options and physics prospects - Albert De Roeck (CERN) Albert De Roeck (CERN)  
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12:30 --- Lunch Break ---
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Cosmic Rays - Veronica Bindi (University of Hawai'i at Manoa (US)) (until 16:00) (Room 4)
14:30 Main results of the PAMELA space experiment after 8 years in orbit - Roberta Sparvoli (University of Rome Tor Vergata)  
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14:55 Cosmic Ray Energetics And Mass for the International Space Station (ISS-CREAM) - Prof. Eun-Suk Seo (University of Maryland)  
15:20 The Calorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) on ISS for High Energy Astroparticle Physics - Prof. Shoji Torii (Waseda University)  
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15:45 The cosmic electron and positron flux measurement with the AMS-02 experiment - Valerio Vagelli (KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection -Dr dan hooper (fermilab) (until 16:10) (Room 6)
14:30 Indirect Dark Matter Search with GAPS Antiproton and Antideuteron Measurement - Tsuguo Aramaki (C)  
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14:55 Anti-nuclei from Dark Matter - Andrea Vittino (Universita' di Torino and IPhT/CEA Saclay)  
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15:20 Searching for Dark Matter Signatures in Cosmic Rays with CALET - Dr Holger Motz (Waseda University)  
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15:35 Cosmic-ray antiproton constraints on WIMP annihilation in our Galaxy - Carmelo Evoli (Hamburg University)  
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15:50 Dark matter annihilations and decays after the AMS-02 positron measurements - Anna Lamperstorfer (TUM)  
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14:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics - Marianne Lemoine-Goumard (CNRS) (until 16:00) (Room 3)
14:30 Status of VERITAS after the Upgrade - Dr Nepomuk Otte (Georgia Institute of Technology)  
14:50 Status and recent results of the MAGIC Cherenkov telescopes - Dr Emiliano Carmona (CIEMAT)  
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15:10 Extragalactic Background Light and Intergalactic Magnetic fields - Andrii Neronov (Universite de Geneve (CH))  
15:30 Very High Energy Gamma-rays from Flat Spectrum Radio Quasars - Elina Lindfors (U)  
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14:30
Neutrinos - Walter Winter (Wurzburg University) (until 16:00) (Room 5)
14:30 Galactic Sources of High-Energy Neutrinos - Markus Ahlers  
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14:50 On the interpretation of the IceCube astrophysical neutrino signal - Julia Tjus  
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15:10 A revised view of the ultra-high energy cosmic ray-neutrino connection: the case of gamma-ray bursts - Mauricio Bustamante (DESY Zeuthen / Universität Würzburg)  
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15:30 Diffuse Neutrino Flux from Star-forming Galaxies - Irene Tamborra  
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15:45 Neutrinos from Galactic Sources in the Light of Recent Results in Gamma Ray and Neutrino Astronomy - Viviana Niro (U)  
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16:00 --- Coffee Break ---
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Cosmic Rays - Veronica Bindi (University of Hawai'i at Manoa (US)) (until 18:35) (Room 4)
16:30 Interpretation of AMS-02 electrons and positrons data and Dark Matter constraints. - Mattia Di Mauro (University of Turin and INFN Turin)  
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16:45 PAMELA and AMS-02 electron and positron spectra: what do they imply ? - Dario Grasso (INFN)  
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17:00 Constraints on cosmic-ray origin from gamma-ray observations of supernova remnants - Marianne Lemoine-Goumard (CNRS)  
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17:25 Overview and status of cosmic ray antideuteron searches - Prof. Philip Von Doetinchem (University of Hawaii at Manoa)  
17:50 Measurement of the Cosmic Rays Boron-to-Carbon Ratio with AMS-02. - Alberto Oliva (Centro de Investigaciones Energ. Medioambientales y Tecn. - (ES)  
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18:05 Measurement of the boron and carbon fluxes with the PAMELA experiment - Nicola Mori (Universita e INFN (IT))  
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18:20 Secondaries from supernova remnants and new AMS-02 data - Philipp Mertsch (KIPAC, Stanford University)  
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16:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection - Arman Esmaili Taklimi (until 18:30) (Room 6)
16:30 New directions in Dark Matter Searches from the Sun - Carsten Rott (Sungkyunkwan University)  
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16:50 Search for Neutrinos from Dark Matter Annihilation in the Galactic Center with IceCube - Martin Bissok (RWTH Aachen)  
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17:00 Searching for annihilating dark matter in nearby galaxies and galaxy clusters with IceCube - Meike de With (Humboldt University, Berlin)  
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17:10 A search for Dark Matter in the centre of the Earth with the IceCube neutrino detector. - Mr Jan Kunnen (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)  
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17:20 The indirect search for dark matter with the ANTARES neutrino telescope - Christoph Tönnis (Universitat de Valencia)  
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17:35 Higher order dark matter annihilations in the Sun and implications for IceCube - Mr Sebastian Wild (Technical University Munich)  
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18:00 Constraints on Self Interacting Dark Matter from IceCube Results - Denis Robertson (Instituto de Fisica, Universidade de Sao Paulo)  
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18:15 Constraining asymmetric dark matter with asteroseismology - Dr Jordi Casanellas (Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute))  
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16:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics - Luigi Tibaldo (SLAC) (until 18:35) (Room 3)
16:30 The intensity and origin of the isotropic gamma-ray background - Markus Ackermann (D)  
16:50 Very High Energy Blazars and the Potential for Cosmological Insight - Amy Furniss  
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17:10 Extended Blazar Observations by VERITAS and Implications for the Extragalactic Background Light - Mr Yerbol Khassen (University College Dublin)  
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17:25 Radio galaxies and their central machine - Prof. Karl Mannheim (University Wuerzburg)  
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17:45 Gamma-ray Astrophysics with AGILE: Surprises and Challenges - Dr Giovanni Piano (INAF)  
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18:05 Decaying Dark Matter inside Neutron stars - Dr M. Angeles Perez-Garcia (University of Salamanca and IUFFyM)  
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18:20 Synchrotron pair halo and echo emission from blazars in the cosmic web: application to extreme TeV blazars - foteini oikonomou (University College London)  
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16:30
Neutrinos - Carlos de los Heros (Uppsala University) (until 18:30) (Room 5)
16:30 Latest Results on Searches for Point and Extended Sources with Time Integrated and Time Dependent emissions of Neutrinos with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory - Asen Christov (Universite de Geneve (CH))  
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16:50 Searches for point sources and small-scale anisotropies in IceCube - Anna Bernhard (TU München)  
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17:05 A search for partially contained neutrino induced particle showers with IceCube - Mr Achim Stoessl (DESY)  
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17:20 Results from the ANTARES Neutrino Telescope - aart heijboer (nikhef)  
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17:40 Search for a diffuse cosmic neutrino flux using the ANTARES data from 2007-2012 - Florian Folger (University of Erlangen)  
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17:55 Multi-Messenger analyses with the ANTARES High Energy Neutrino Telescope - Agustín Sánchez Losa (IFIC (Spain))  
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18:10 ANTARES constraints on the neutrino flux from the Milky Way - Erwin Visser (Nikhef)  
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12:30 --- Lunch Break ---
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14:00
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics -Dr Valerie Connaughton (until 16:05) (Room 4)
14:00 Status of observations of PWNe and SNRs in the gamma-ray regime - Ms Emma De Ona Wilhelmi (IEEC-CSIC Barcelona)  
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14:20 Gamma-ray observations of the pulsar wind nebula 3C58 with the Fermi-Large Area Telescope - Dr Marie-Helene GRONDIN (CENBG, Bordeaux, France)  
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14:35 HESS J1640$-$465 - an exceptionally luminous TeV gamma-ray SNR - Stefan Ohm (D)  
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14:50 Fermi LAT observations of gamma-ray pulsars - Lucas Guillemot (L)  
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15:10 The Galactic Centre - Regis Terrier (C)  
15:30 Galactic interstellar gamma-ray emission - Luigi Tibaldo (SLAC)  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Uwe Oberlack (R) (until 16:00) (Room 3)
14:30 Recent results from the LUX dark matter search experiment - Alexandre Lindote (L)  
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14:55 Limits on Light WIMPs: LUX, lite and beyond - Paolo Gondolo (University of Utah)  
15:15 The XMASS experiment - Katsuki Hiraide (t)  
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15:35 Complementarity in direct dark matter searches - Miguel Peiró  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection -Dr Laura Lopez-Honorez (VUB) (until 16:00) (Room 6)
14:30 PeV neutrino events in IceCube: are they related to Dark Matter? - Arman Esmaili Taklimi  
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14:55 Status and perspectives of particle dark matter searches with radio observations - Dr Marco Regis (University of Turin and INFN)  
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15:20 Search for Light Dark Matter with X-rays and Implications of a Possible Detection - Dr Michael Loewenstein (University of Maryland/CRESST/NASA-GSFC)  
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15:40 Decaying dark matter in X-rays?  
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Neutrinos - Walter Winter (Wurzburg University) (until 16:00) (Room 5)
14:30 Global status of neutrino oscillations - Dr Antonio Palazzo (MPI)  
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14:50 Neutrino Physics with Super-Kamiokande - Edward Kearns (Boston University)  
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15:05 Latest results from the OPERA experiment - Benjamin Büttner (University of Hamburg)  
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15:20 Models for atmospheric neutrinos and muons, prompt component - Rikard Enberg (Uppsala University)  
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15:40 Oscillation physics with atmospheric neutrinos - Prof. Michele Maltoni (Instituto de Fisica Teorica UAM/CSIC)  
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Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Jeter Hall (Fermilab) (until 18:00) (Room 3)
16:30 XENON100, XENON1T, and beyond: Status of the XENON Dark Matter Search - Uwe Oberlack (R)  
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16:55 Scintillation efficiency and effect of electric field in liquid argon - Akira Hitachi (Kochi Medical School)  
17:15 Probing the intrinsic electron recoil rejection power in liquid xenon for dark matter searches - Prof. Kaixuan Ni (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)  
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17:35 A maximum likelihood analysis of the CoGeNT public dataset - Chris Kelso (University of Utah)  
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16:30
Dark Matter: Indirect Detection - Oleg Ruchayskiy (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (CH)) (until 18:05) (Room 6)
16:30 Dark matter searches with the Cherenkov Telescope Array - Dr Christian Farnier (Oskar Klein Centre, Stockholm University)  
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16:55 Searches of Dark Matter with the GAMMA-400 Space Mission - Mr Paolo Cumani (University of Trieste / INFN Trieste)  
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17:20 Sensitivity of CTA to Gamma Rays from Dark Matter Annihilations - Hamish Silverwood (University of Amsterdam)  
17:35 On gamma ray spectral features from scalar dark matter - Michel Tytgat (U)  
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17:50 Indirect searches of Dark Matter from gamma-ray line signatures with the H.E.S.S. experiment - Mr Matthieu Kieffer (LPNHE Paris)  
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16:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics -Dr Nepomuk Otte (until 18:05) (Room 4)
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Neutrinos - Carlos de los Heros (Uppsala University) (until 18:00) (Room 5)
16:30 Results and future prospects of Borexino - Mikko Meyer (University of Hamburg)  
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16:50 Hyper-Kamiokande project - Hiroyuki Sekiya (University of Tokyo)  
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17:10 Ultra-High Energy Neutrino Radio Frequency Detectors - Dr Carl Gilbert Pfendner (Ohio State University (USA))  
17:30 The prospects and development of the third ANITA flight - Dr Harm Schoorlemmer (University of Hawaii at Manoa)  
18:30 --- Conference Dinner - Scheepvaart Museum ---
12:30
Special Screening (until 13:00)
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Gamma-Ray Astrophysics - Christoph Weniger (University of Amsterdam) (until 16:00) (Room 5)
13:45 Fermi Bubbles from the Galactic Bar and Spiral Arms - Wim De Boer (KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE))  
14:00 The Spectrum, Morphology and Luminosity of Galactic Gamma-Ray Pulsars - Tim Linden (U)  
14:15 Characterizing the gamma-ray excess observed in the inner galaxy - Nicholas Rodd (M)  
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14:25 Improving Fermi-LAT Angular Resolution with CTBCORE - Stephen Portillo (Harvard University)  
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14:40 Scrutinizing the Diffuse Gamma-Ray Emission in the Inner Galaxy - Tansu Daylan (H)  
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14:55 The GeV excess in the inner Galaxy: Discussion of background systematics - Francesca Calore (University of Amsterdam)  
15:05 Fitting the Fermi-LAT GeV excess: on the importance of the propagation of electrons from dark matter - Mr Thomas Lacroix (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris (IAP))  
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15:15 Updated antiproton, positron and radio limits on light dark matter - Martin Vollmann  
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15:25 Results from dark matter searches in dwarf galaxies - Dr Alex Geringer-Sameth  
15:35 Panel discussion: The GeV excess - Lars Bergstrom (Stockholm University)  
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Cosmic Rays - Kumiko Kotera (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris) (until 16:00) (Room 4)
14:30 Results from the Pierre Auger Observatory: spectrum and composition - Eun-Joo Ahn (F)  
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14:55 Telescope Array Experiment : Recent Results and Future Plans - Kazumasa Kawata  
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15:20 Studies of the arrival direction distribution of cosmic rays at the Pierre Auger Observatory - Silvia Mollerach  
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15:35 Acceleration to ultra-high energies - Dr Martin Lemoine (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris)  
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Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Carsten Krauss (U) (until 16:00) (Room 3)
14:30 Recent Results of SuperCDMS - Dr Julien Billard (MIT)  
14:55 Analysis of 3.4 years of CoGeNT Data - Marek Kos (P)  
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15:15 A CoGeNT Analysis: Is there evidence for a Dark Matter signal? - Jonathan Davis (IPPP, Durham University)  
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15:35 The Majorana Low-Background Experiment at KURF (MALBEK) - Reyco Henning (UNC Chapel Hill)  
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14:30
Particle Physics - Herbi Dreiner (Bonn University) (until 16:00) (Room 6)
14:30 SM Higgs results at the LHC - Prof. Guenakh Mitselmakher (University of Florida)  
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14:50 Searches for invisible Higgs at the LHC - Renjie Wang (Northeastern University (US))  
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15:10 Searches for beyond the standard model Higgs in ATLAS & CMS - Johann Collot (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR))  
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15:30 Higgs Implications for Dark Matter - Jernej F. Kamenik (Jozef Stefan Institute)  
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Cosmic Rays - Kumiko Kotera (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris) (until 18:30) (Room 4)
16:30 Constraints on Sources and Composition of UHECRs - Glennys Farrar (NYU)  
16:45 Multi-Messenger Signatures of UHE CRs - Markus Ahlers  
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17:10 An explanation to the diffuse gamma-ray emission. - Fiorenza Donato  
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17:35 JEM-EUSO and the future of the UHECR field - Angela Olinto (The University of Chicago)  
18:00 Cosmic ray mass composition measurements with LOFAR - Stijn Buitink (Radboud University Nijmegen)  
18:15 Radio measurements of air showers with AERA - Prof. Jörg Hörandel (Radboud University Nijmegen/Nikhef)  
16:30
Dark Matter: Cosmological Aspects - Mark Lovell (Universiteit van Amsterdam) (until 18:30) (Room 5)
16:30 Inferences about Dark Matter in the Smallest Galaxies - Prof. Matthew Walker (CMU)  
16:50 Dark matter particle constraints from dwarf spheroidals - Dr Jorge Penarrubia (Royal Observatory Edinburgh)  
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17:10 Probing dark matter in dwarf galaxies with non-parametric mass models - Pascal Steger (E)  
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17:30 Cold plus warm dark matter models - Dr Oleg Ruchayskiy (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne)  
17:50 Impact of the nature of the dark matter on structure formation - tom theuns (d)  
18:10 The assembly history and structure of cold dark matter halos - Aaron Ludlow (Argelander-Institut fuer Astronomie)  
16:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Kaixuan Ni (S) (until 18:30) (Room 3)
16:30 Status of the ANAIS Dark Matter project - Ms Patricia Villar (PhD Fellow)  
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16:50 The PICO Dark Matter Search Programme - Carsten Krauss (U)  
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17:10 Explaining galactic structure and direct detection experiments with mirror dark matter - Dr Foot Robert (School of Physics, University of Melbourne)  
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17:30 Neutrinoless double beta decay and dark matter searches with CUORE-0 and CUORE - Mrs Martinez Maria (Universidad de Zaragoza)  
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17:50 Tests on the first crystals for KIMS-NaI experiment - Ms Kyungwon Kim (Center for Underground Physics (IBS))  
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18:10 First Data from DM-Ice17, Prospects for DM-Ice - Neil Spooner (University of Sheffield)  
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16:30
Particle Physics - Oliver Buchmueller (Imperial College Sci., Tech. & Med. (GB)) (until 18:30) (Room 6)
16:30 Measuring the Effectiveness of Effective Field Theories of Dark Matter - Thomas David Jacques (Universite de Geneve (CH))  
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16:50 Beyond EFT for DM@LHC - Andrea De Simone (CERN) Andrea De Simone (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (CH))  
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17:10 QCD effects in mono-jet searches for dark matter - Dr Emanuele Re (University of Oxford)  
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17:30 Mono-jet searches in ATLAS and CMS - Valerio Rossetti (Stockholm University (SE))  
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17:50 Mono-W/Z searches in ATLAS and CMS - Andy Nelson (University of California Irvine (US))  
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18:10 Dark Matter at a Linear Collider - Herbi Dreiner (Bonn University)  
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14:00
Dark Matter: Cosmological Aspects - matteo viel (until 16:00) (Room 5)
14:00 The Universal Rotation Curve and Dark Matter Halos around Galaxies - Dr Paolo Salucci (SISSA)  
14:20 Dark matter in the Milky Way: new dynamical constraints - Miguel Pato (TU Munich)  
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14:40 Dark Matter in the Milky Way: model-independent determination. - fabio iocco (Instituto de Fisica Teorica)  
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15:00 Baryonic and dark matter distribution features in cosmological simulations of spiral galaxies - Pol Mollitor (L)  
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15:20 The dark matter density profile in spherical systems: A simple way to get more information from the Jeans equation - Mr Tom Richardson (King's College London)  
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15:40 Sterile neutrino dark matter: from production to halo formation - Dr Aurel Schneider (University of Sussex)  
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14:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Jocelyn Monroe (MIT) (until 16:10) (Room 3)
14:30 The EDELWEISS III Experiment - Silvia Scorza (KIT)  
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14:50 Hypercharged Dark Matter and Direct Detection as a Probe of Reheating - Dr Brian Feldstein (University of Oxford)  
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15:10 Latest results from the CDEX experiment at China Jinping Underground Laboratory - Shin-Ted LIN (Sichuan University)  
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15:30 Light WIMP searches with Germanium Detectors of sub-keV Sensitivitie - Hau-Bin Li (Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan)  
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15:50 A dark matter search using CCDs - Federico Izraelevitch (Fermilab)  
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14:30
Gamma-Ray Astrophysics (until 15:50)
14:30 Unprecedented results on the Crab nebula and pulsar with the MAGIC telescopes. - Daniela Hadasch (University of Innsbruck)  
14:45 The Galactic Center region at very-high energies with H.E.S.S. - Aion Viana (M)  
15:00 The Spectrum and Morphology of the Fermi Bubbles - Anna Franckowiak (SLAC/KIPAC)  
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15:20 Towards an Improved Model of Diffuse Gamma-ray Emission from the Milky Way: mapping the dust, gas, and radiation field. - Douglas Finkbeiner (Harvard University)  
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15:35 PANGU: a High Resolution Gamma-Ray Space Telescope - Dr Meng Su (MIT, USA)  
14:30
Neutrinos - Carsten Rott (Sungkyunkwan University) (until 16:00) (Room 4)
14:30 Are there sterile neutrinos at the eV scale? - Thomas Schwetz-Mangold (Stockholm University (SE))  
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14:50 Constraining light sterile neutrinos with cosmological data - Maria Archidiacono (Aarhus University)  
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15:10 Sterile neutrinos at neutrino telescopes - Arman Esmaili Taklimi  
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15:30 Search for sterile neutrinos with the STEREO experiment - Jacob Lamblin (U)  
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15:45 Effects of sterile states on lepton dipole moments - Valentina De Romeri (CNRS)  
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14:30
Particle Physics - Christoph Weniger (University of Amsterdam) (until 16:00) (Room 6)
14:30 Interplay of direct, indirect and collider searches - Christopher McCabe  
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14:50 Impact of Semi-annihilation of Z3 Symmetric Dark Matter with Radiative Neutrino Masses - Dr Takashi Toma (Durham University)  
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15:05 Performance of LHC searches with MET for models with compressed spectra - Luca Panizzi (University of Southampton)  
15:25 Can AMS-02 discriminate the origin of an anti-proton signal? - Giorgio Busoni (SISSA, Trieste)  
15:40 Gamma-rays from the Inert Doublet Model at the TeV scale. - Mr Camilo Garcia Cely (Technical University Munich)  
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Dark Matter: Cosmological Aspects (until 18:30) (Room 5)
16:30 Cosmology Falling in Love with Sterile Neutrinos - Joern Kersten (University of Bergen)  
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16:50 Warm Dark Matter from the Large Scale Structure - Dr Katarina Markovic (University of Manchester)  
17:10 Dark-matter distributions around massive black holes: A general relativistic Analysis - Francesc Ferrer (W)  
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17:30 eV sterile neutrinos as hot dark matter - Dr Jan Hamann (CERN)  
17:50 The status of late-time decays of dark matter - Prof. Annika Peter (The Ohio State University)  
18:10 Using Cosmological Data to study Dark Matter Interactions with Radiation - Mr Ryan Wilkinson (IPPP, Durham University)  
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16:30
Dark Matter: Direct Detection - Marek Kos (Syracuse University) (until 18:30) (Room 3)
16:30 Direction-Sensitive Dark Matter Detection with the DMTPC Experiment - Prof. Jocelyn Monroe (MIT)  
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16:50 The DRIFT directional WIMP detectors - improved limits and progress to scale-up - Neil Spooner (University of Sheffield)  
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17:10 Model Independent Bounds in Direct Dark Matter Searches - Paolo Panci (Institute d'Astrophysique de Paris (IAP))  
17:30 Bayesian Reconstruction of the WIMP Velocity Distribution Function from Direct Dark Matter Detection Data - Chung-Lin SHAN (N)  
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17:50 NEWAGE - direction-sensitive dark matter search - Kiseki Nakamura (Kyoto University)  
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18:10 Low Mass WIMP Directional Detection - Mr Nguyen Phan (University of New Mexico)  
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16:30
Neutrinos - Carsten Rott (Sungkyunkwan University) (until 18:30) (Room 4)
16:30 PINGU and the Neutrino Mass Hierarchy - Douglas Cowen (Pennsylvania State University)  
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16:50 Origin of Neutrino Mass and the LHC - Michael Schmidt (The University of Melbourne)  
17:10 The Majorana nature of massive neutrinos as a possible hint for new physics - Aurora Meroni (Università Roma Tre/LNF)  
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17:30 Towards a common origin of neutrino and dark matter - Stefano Morisi  
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17:50 Probation of flavor transition mechanism with cosmogenic neutrinos - Dr Kwang-Chang Lai (Chang Gung University)  
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18:10 Determination of (sterile/active) neutrino absolute masses in Hyper-K by detecting SN neutrinos - Kazunori Kohri (K)  
16:30
Particle Physics - Christopher McCabe (until 18:50) (Room 6)
16:30 The H-dibaryon: possible dark matter particle within QCD - Glennys Farrar (NYU)  
16:45 Asymmetric dark matter and $2 \leftrightarrow 2$ interactions - Iason Baldes (University of Melbourne)  
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17:00 FIMP realization of the scotogenic model - Dr Emiliano Molinaro (TUM)  
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17:15 Thermal dark matter implies new physics not far above TeV - Csaba Balazs (Monash University)  
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17:30 An open window for high reheating temperatures in supersymmetry - Dr Jan Heisig (RWTH Aachen University)  
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17:45 Co-annihilating dark matter and effective operator analysis - Yi Cai  
18:00 Gaugino annihilation and co-annihilation with DM@NLO - Patrick Steppeler (WWU Münster)  
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18:15 Strong thermal leptogenesis and the $N_2$-dominated scenario - Mr Michele Re Fiorentin (University of Southampton)  
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Closing (until 13:10) (Room 1)
12:30 Summary Talk - Dr dan hooper (fermilab)  
13:00 Closing Remarks - Gianfranco Bertone