IMPACT-2008 IMPACT-2008
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Workshop Materials


Organizing Committee
  • Maximo Ave, EFI - University of Chicago
  • Jojo Boyle, EFI - University of Chicago
  • Lorenzo Cazon, KICP - University of Chicago
  • Pedro Facal San Luis, EFI & KICP, University of Chicago
  • Brian Humensky, EFI - University of Chicago
  • Nahee Park, EFI - University of Chicago
  • Vasiliki Pavlidou, California Institute of Technology
  • Luis C Reyes, KICP - University of Chicago
  • Jennifer Siegal-Gaskins, Ohio State University
  • Tonia M. Venters, KICP - University of Chicago
  • Stephanie Wissel, KICP - University of Chicago


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    WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

A new generation of high-energy astrophysics experiments (including gamma-ray, neutrino, and cosmic-ray observatories) has begun to probe phenomena of common interest to cosmology and other branches of physics and astrophysics. The traditional model of interactions between the cosmology and high-energy astrophysics communities involves the use of findings from cosmological research as inputs in predicting expected signals for high-energy experiments. However, the latest advances in experimental capabilities of high-energy observatories will provide results that could be used as input and constraints for cosmological calculations. The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers from different backgrounds to identify the common opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in that context. In particular, we would like to focus on those measurements and analyses that can be carried out within the next 5 years with the current and upcoming instruments.

The workshop will take place at the University of Chicago (5640 South Ellis Avenue, Chicago, IL 60637).

 
WORKSHOP TOPICS
PARTICIPANTS
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
WORKSHOP DINNER
REGISTRATION
WORKSHOP MATERIALS
 

WORKSHOP TOPICS

  • Search for dark matter signatures with particle astrophysics experiments
  • Information about cosmological populations embedded in the high-energy sky
  • Highest energy particles as probes of cosmic backgrounds and new physics
  • Gamma rays and ultra-high-energy cosmic rays as probes of the intergalactic magnetic field

 

PARTICIPANTS

 

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (PDF format)

INVITED SPEAKERS

Shin'ichiro Ando
California Institute of Technology

Jim Buckley
Washington University, St Louis

Luigi Costamante
Stanford University

Charles D. Dermer
Naval Research Laboratory

Klaus Dolag
MPA, Garching

Brian Fields
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Stefano Gabici
DIAS, Dublin

Dan Hooper
Fermilab

Uri Keshet
Center for Astrophysics

Stefano Profumo
University of California, Santa Cruz

Floyd W. Stecker
NASA/GSFC

Stefan J. Wagner
LSW - Heidelberg University

Brian L. Winer
Ohio State University

Ellen Zweibel
University of Wisconsin, Madison

 

 
 

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

 

Maximo Ave
EFI - University of Chicago

Jojo Boyle
EFI - University of Chicago

Lorenzo Cazon
KICP - University of Chicago

Pedro Facal San Luis
EFI & KICP, University of Chicago

Brian Humensky
EFI - University of Chicago

Nahee Park
EFI - University of Chicago

Vasiliki Pavlidou
California Institute of Technology

Luis C Reyes
KICP - University of Chicago

Jennifer Siegal-Gaskins
Ohio State University

Tonia M. Venters
KICP - University of Chicago

Stephanie Wissel
KICP - University of Chicago

 

 
 

WORKSHOP DINNER

 

OCTOBER 27, 2008 (7PM - 9PM)
We have arranged a dinner for all conference participants at Cedars Mediterranean Restaurant (1206 E. 53rd Street) located in the Hyde Park community. Transportation will be provided from the conference room to the restaurant and from the restaurant to the International House. If you are not staying at the International House, please make transportation arrangements for your return trip. Aimee Giles will be happy to arrange a taxi for you if you'd like.

 
 

REGISTRATION

 

To register for the workshop, please visit the Registration page.

 
 

WORKSHOP MATERIALS

KICP Workshop The impact of high-energy astrophysics experiments on cosmological physics October 27-28, 2008 Chicago, IL