The workshop will explore new directions on the path toward discovering the nature of dark matter. The invited speakers are encouraged to share their expertise in the fields of primordial black holes, thermal relic dark matter, nonthermal relic dark matter, ultralight dark matter, superheavy dark matter, kinda-chubby dark matter, new strategies for direct detection, newer strategies for direct detection, avant-garde strategies for direct detection, and axions. During the three day workshop, we will host approximately 20 talks of 30 minutes each with generous time remaining for discussion.
Visitors to the University of Chicago are invited to spend the entire week at the university.
Invited Speakers
| Prateek Agrawal Harvard University | Yacine Ali-Haimoud New York University | Yang Bai University of Wisconsin, Madison |
| Ilias Cholis John Hopkins University | Yanou Cui University of California, Riverside | Antonio Delgado University of Notre Dame |
| Adrienne Erickcek University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill | Jiji Fan Brown University | Roni Harnik Fermilab |
| Yonatan Kahn Princeton University | Gordon Krnjaic Fermilab | Tim Linden Ohio State University |
| Andrew Long Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics | Martin Schmaltz Boston University | Nausheen Shah Wayne State University |
| Sean Tulin York University | James Unwin University of Illinois, Chicago | Xiaoping Wang Argonne National Laboratory |
| Yue Zhang Northwestern University & Fermilab |
Organizing Committee
| Daniel Hooper Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics | Andrew Long Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics | Carlos Wagner Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics |
Location
Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics,
5640 South Ellis Avenue,
Chicago, IL
