3rd World Summit on Exploring the Dark Side of the Universe

from Monday, March 9, 2020 (7:00 AM) to Friday, March 13, 2020 (6:15 PM)
Guadeloupe Islands

        : Sessions
    /     : Talks
        : Breaks
Mar 9, 2020
Mar 10, 2020
Mar 11, 2020
Mar 12, 2020
Mar 13, 2020
AM
8:00 AM
Registration/Welcome/Informations (until 10:00 AM)
8:00 AM --- Registration ---
9:00 AM Welcome on behalf of the Regional Council - Mr Ruddy Blonbou (Guadeloupe Regional Council)  
9:15 AM Welcome on behalf of the University of Antilles - Prof. Narcisse Zahibo (University of Antilles)  
9:30 AM Welcome on behalf of the organizing committee - Pierre Pétroff (IJCLab CNRS)  
9:45 AM General Information - Betty Constante Calpas (Czech Technical University (CZ))  
10:00 AM --- Coffee break ---
10:30 AM
Cosmology (1) (until 4:40 PM)
10:30 AM Unveiling Universe Grand Design With Large Scale Structure - Helene Courtois (University of Lyon 1)  
11:00 AM Exoplanet Searches: Prospects and Future - Michel Mayor (University of Geneva)  
11:35 AM Last Results and Questions From Planck (Video + 5h) - Silvia Galli (IAP Paris)  
12:05 PM Where are the Bayons? (Video + 5h) - Marian Douspis (IAS Orsay)  
12:30 PM --- Lunch ---
1:30 PM Tension from LSS and CMB - Henk Hoekstra (Leiden University)  
1:55 PM Hubble Constant at the Late Universe - Sherry Suyu (MPIA Technical University of Munich)  
2:25 PM How to Resolve the Hubble Tension? - Vivian Poulain (LUPM CNRS University of Montpellier)  
2:50 PM Large Scale Structure Formation - Leonardo Senatore (Stanford University)  
3:20 PM Tension from Clusters and CMB Resolved? - Laura Salvati (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)  
3:45 PM Cosmology with DES Year-1 data: from 3x2pt analyses to the CMB imprint of cosmic voids - Pauline Vielzeuf (SISSA )  
8:30 AM
Waves-Gravitation (1) (until 12:05 PM)
8:30 AM KAGRA: Status and Prospects (Video + 11h) - Keiko Kokeyama  
8:55 AM LIGO and Future GW Detectors: Status and Prospects - Patrick Brady (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)  
9:30 AM VIRGO Status and Prospects - Johannes van den Brand (Nikhef, Maastricht University)  
9:55 AM --- Coffee Break ---
10:25 AM Imaging Black Holes with Event Horizon Telescope (Video) - Dominic Pesce (Harvard)  
10:50 AM Detailed Analysis of GW Signal: Is Black Hole Spectroscopy Feasible? (Video - 1h) - Maximiliano Isi (MIT)  
11:15 AM Super Massive Black Holes: Prospects and Future - Kianusch Merhgan (MPI Extraterrestrial Physics)  
11:40 AM Dark Gravity Confronted to SN, BAO and the CMB - Frederic Henry-Couannier (CPPM, University of Aix-Marseille)  
8:30 AM
Neutrino Puzzle (2) (until 10:10 AM)
8:30 AM Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay: Status and Prospects - Kota Ueshima (Tohoku University)  
8:55 AM KATRIN: Recent Results and Future Perspectives - Susanne Mertens (MPI fur Physik)  
9:20 AM CEnuNS: Coherent Elastic Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering - Thierry Lasserre ( IRFU CEA)  
9:45 AM Status and Prospects on eV Sterile Neutrino Searches - Ivan Martnez-Soler (FNAL, Northwestern University)  
10:10 AM --- Coffee break ---
10:35 AM
Waves-Gravitation (2) (until 11:15 AM)
10:35 AM Review on Optomechanical Tests on Quantum Gravitation - Pierre-François Cohadon  
11:15 AM
Dark Matter (1) (until 5:00 PM)
11:15 AM Susy Dark Matter Searches - Antonia Struebig (University of Edinburgh)  
11:35 AM Non Susy Dark Matter Searches - Greg Landsberg (Brown University)  
11:55 AM Light Dark Matter Review - Gilles Gerbier (Queen's University)  
12:25 PM --- Lunch ---
1:30 PM Sub-GeV Dark Matter in Silicon - Guillermo Fernandez Moroni (FNAL)  
1:50 PM Directional Dark Matter and the Neutrino Floor - Elisabetta Baracchini (Gran Sasso Science Institute)  
2:10 PM Primordial Black Holes and the 21 cm Line - Sergio Palomares-Ruiz  
2:40 PM Searching for DM in the late Universe - Sarah Schon  
3:05 PM Dark Matter in stars, supernovae - Aaron Vincent (Queen's University)  
3:30 PM What is Dark Matter made of? - Bruce Hoeneisen (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)  
4:00 PM Overview: Astrophysical Knowns and Unknowns in DM (Video -4h) - Lina Necib (Boston University (US))  
4:30 PM Dark Matter Search with Noble Gases - Carla Macolino (IJCLab Orsay)  
8:30 AM
New Physics Hints (until 3:05 PM)
8:30 AM Cosmic Rays - Hans Dembinski (TU Dortmund University)  
9:00 AM The Agile Project - Alexander Novikov (University of Kansas)  
9:30 AM Early Late Universe H0 Tension (Video -1h) - Dillon Brout (University of Pennsylvania)  
10:00 AM --- Coffee Break ---
10:30 AM Reactor Neutrino Anomalies - Antonin Vacheret  
11:00 AM Accelerator Neutrino Anomalies - Teppei Katori (King's College London)  
11:30 AM Toward the Frontier of Particle Physics with the Muon g-2 Experiment - Eremey Valetov (Michigan State University)  
12:10 PM B-Physics Anomalies - Marco Santimaria (INFN - LNF)  
12:40 PM --- Lunch ---
1:40 PM LHC Exotica - Bob Hirosky (University of Virginia)  
2:10 PM ALPS & DM using Protons - Christophe Royon (The University of Kansas (US))  
2:40 PM Orbital Evidences for Dark Matter Free Milky-Way Dwarf-Spheroidal Galaxies - François Hammer (GEPI UMR8111 CNRS)  
9:00 AM
Dark Matter (3) (until 9:55 AM)
9:00 AM Constraining Dark Matter Properties with the Inter-Galactic Medium and other cosmological probes - Riccardo Murgia (SISSA)  
9:25 AM Indirect Detection: Traditional Searches, the GC Excess (Video -1h) - Rebeca Leane (MIT)  
9:55 AM --- Coffee ---
10:30 AM
Popular Science Lectures 2 (in French) (until 11:30 AM)
10:30 AM Le Thorium, pour produire de l'énergie sans carbone et en réduisant les déchets nucéaires - Prof. Maurice Bourquin (Université de Genève)  
PM
6:30 PM
Welcome cocktail (until 9:00 PM)
6:30 PM --- Welcome Cocktail at MEMORIAL ACTe ---
12:05 PM
Neutrino Puzzle (1) (until 2:30 PM)
12:05 PM Neutrino Mass and Dark Side of the Universe - Alexei Smirnov (MPI fur Kernphysik)  
12:35 PM --- Lunch ---
1:35 PM Cosmological Constraint on Neutrino Masses - Bruce Hoeneisen (University San Francisco de Quito)  
2:00 PM Propsects on Short and Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillation Experiments - Stefan Soldner-Rembold (University of Manchester)  
2:30 PM
Cosmology (2) (until 3:00 PM)
2:30 PM Inflationary Cosmology - Raphael Flauger (Stanford University)  
7:00 PM
Conference dinner (until 8:00 PM)
3:05 PM
Dark Matter (2) (until 5:35 PM)
3:05 PM Steps Beyond the Standard Model: Searching for Simplicity - Mikhail Shaposhnikov (EPFL)  
3:35 PM The SHiP experiment at the CERN beam-dump facility - Markus Cristinziani (University of Bonn)  
3:55 PM Dark sector searches with BABAR - Georges Vasseur (IRFU CEA)  
4:15 PM Dark Sector Searches at Belle II - Michel Bertemes (HEPHY Vienna)  
4:35 PM Axions as dark matter candidates (Video -4h) - Karl van Bibber (University of Berkeley)