Is there an electron-positron collider in your future?

• Sarah Eno (University of Maryland (US))

Room: Sunrise - WH11NE The US currently has a strong energy frontier collider physics effort at the LHC. The detector design for the HL-LHC is to leading order completed, and the Snowmass process of documenting possible future options and their physics potential has begun. One exciting possibility is the construction of a new electron-positron collider. I will present the four current options, discuss their exciting physics potential, and the demanding requirements of the needed detectors. I will discuss why you should consider exploring these exciting machines in a Snowmass contribution, and how to get involved with others in the electron-positron community.

Q&A Session Room: Sunrise - WH11NE

Office Hours Room: Sunrise - WH11NE Please sign up for a private 15min session