Theory seminars

Liliana Velasco-Sevilla (UiB Bergen)

Where do we stand in proton decay predictions in SU(5) supersymmetric models?

17/01

_Friday

Jörn Kersten (UiB Bergen)

The Price of Tiny Kinetic Mixing

12/02

Jan Myrheim (NTNU Trondheim)

TBA

Camilo Garcia-Cely (DESY Hamburg)

TBA

Marco Hufnagel (DESY Hamburg)

TBA

Alex Nielsen (UiS Stavanger)

TBA

Torsten

Yann Mambrini (LPT Orsay)

TBA

Valerie Domcke (DESY Hamburg)

Stochastic Gravitational Wave Background - Challenges and Opportunities

Adam Falkowski (LPT Orsay, Paris)

Constraints on new physics from nuclear beta transitions

11/09

Claus Kiefer (University of Cologne)

Can quantum-gravitational effects be observed in the cosmic microwave background?

Hans Hansson (Stockholm)

Geometry and Topology in two-dimensional Chiral Liquids

Timon Emken (Chalmers Gøteborg)

Direct detection and solar reflection of sub-GeV dark matter

Jake Gordin

Wiggly cosmic strings (and some applications to astrophysics)

Michael Kraemer (RWTH Aachen)

Strongly interacting dark sectors in the early Universe and at the LHC

Anastasiia Filimonova (Univ. of Heidelberg)

Long-lived particles: connecting early universe dynamics to collider signatures

Francesco Massel (Univ. of South-Eastern Norway)

Microwave circuits and mechanical resonators: reservoir engineering in the quantum regime.

04/03

10:00 am 

Anastasia Sokolenko

Enlightening the Dark

Henning Røysing (Oxford University)

Prospects for detecting Majorana fermions

Maria Benito (ICTP Sao Paolo)

Determining the Distribution of Dark Matter in the Milky Way

Kyrill Bugaev (Bogolyubov Institute, Kiev)

On possible signals of two QCD phase transitions at NICA-FAIR energies

Alexey Boyarsky (Leiden & CERN)

Sterile neutrinos: from macro to micro scales

Thomas Edwards (GRAPPA Amsterdam)

Novel approaches in the Search for Dark Matter

13/05

2:15 pm

Holger Bech Nielsen (NBI Copenhagen)

Anomalies / deviations from Standard Model interpreted as non-pertubative effects

Ottavia Balducci (LMU Munich)

Late kinetic decoupling and self-interactions as a solution to the problems of dark matter at small scales

[pdf]

Torsten

Johannes Skaar (UiO)

Quantum cryptography, metamaterials, and mathematical rigor in physics

29/05

cancelled

Joseph Pradler (OAW Vienna)

The photon as new physics messenger

Douglas Lundholm (KTH Stockholm)

Emergence of anyons and ground-state properties of the anyon gas

[pdf]

Susanne

Richard Ruiz​ (Durham University)

QCD Resummation for BSM

[pdf]

Andrzej Hryczuk​ (FI)

Early Kinetic Decoupling of Dark Matter: when the standard way of calculating the thermal relic density fails

[pdf]

Krzysztof Meissner​ (University of Warsaw)

Conformal Standard Model

Torsten Bringmann (FI)

DarkSUSY 6 - introduction and overview

Luca Visinelli (NORDITA)

Dark matter capture, subdominant WIMPs, and neutrino observatories

[pdf]

Student seminar: Jeriek van den Abeele

A crash course on statistical analysis

25/08

Friday, 10:00

Student seminar: August Geelmuyden

From Spacetime Ripples to Astrophysical Objects

08/09

Friday, 11:00

Ankit Beniwal  (Adelaide University)

Signals from a scalar singlet electroweak baryogenesis

Thomas Konstandin  (DESY Hamburg)

Gravitational waves and cosmology

Jan Heisig  (RWTH Aachen)

Dark matter freeze-out beyond the WIMP paradigm

Mauro Valli  (Rome University)

Bayesian inference of Self-Interactions in the Dark Matter Halos of Milky Way Dwarfs

30/11

Thursday 10:15, Ø157

Student seminar: Magdalena Kersting

Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime

Cedric Wieland  (Durham University)

Low-scale seesaw models, lepton number conservation and Higgs physics

Alessandro Cuoco (Aachen University)

Dark matter constraints from antiprotons in the light of AMS-02

[pdf]

18/01

Farinaldo Queiroz (MPI Heidelberg)

Probing the Nature of Dark Matter

[pdf]

Jan Olav Eeg

Electric dipole moment of the neutron from a flavor changing Higgs-boson

[pdf]

Jens Chluba (University of Manchester)

What CMB spectral distortions can teach us about early-universe and particle physics

[pdf]

03/03

Note date!

Yoann Génolini (LAPTH, Annecy)

Cosmic rays: new insights in the precision era

Aritra Gupta (Harish-Chandra Inst., Allahabad)

Calculation of Momentum Distribution Function of a Non-thermal Fermionic Dark Matter

Aurel Schneider (ETH Zurich)

Testing dark matter scenarios with astrophysical observations

Tom Theuns (Durham University)

Hunting for dark matter in the forest

[pdf]

[key]

Jon Magne Leinaas

Fermi liquids and fractional statistics in one dimension

Chris Kouvaris (CP³-origins, Odense)

The hunt for Dark Matter: From Stars to detectors

24/05

12:30

Note time!

Kjetil Børkje (University College of Southeast Norway)

Single-photon optomechanics

Nicolao Fornengo (University of Torino)

Looking to dark matter through gamma rays anisotropies

Pat Scott (Imperial College London )

First results on dark matter and new physics from GAMBIT

Andi Hektor (NICPB Tallinn)

A pilgrimage to darkness

[pdf]

Oleg Lebedev (Helsiniki University)

The Higgs and cosmology

[pdf]

Jens Paaske (NBI Copenhagen)

Self-organized topological superconductivity in Yu-Shiba-Rusinov chains

[pdf]

Thursday,

29/09

Anastasia Sokolenko

Connection between diphoton and 3-boson channels

[pdf]

Sebastian Wild (DESY, Hamburg)

Halo-independent methods in direct dark matter searches

[pdf]

Jeriek van den Abele

Aspects of Resurgence

[pdf]

Marit Sandstad (NORDITA, Stockholm)

Primordial black holes - The possibilities and pitfalls of studying something that may not exist

[pdf]

Julia Harz (University College, London)

Towards a precise prediction of the dark matter relic density within the MSSM

[pdf]

Chad Finley (University of Stockholm)

IceCube and the High Energy Neutrinos from Space

Andrzej Hryczuk

Two (more) exceptions in the calculations of relic abundances

Ivica Picek (University of Zagreb)

Radiative neutrino mass in light of the 750 GeV diphoton excess​

Abram Krislock

Why All Physicists Should Play and Adore Go

Riccardo Catena (Chalmers, Göteborg)

Parampreet Walia

Going one up on Dark Matter, strongly

Anders Tranberg (University of Stavanger)

Felix Kahlhoefer (DESY, Hamburg)

How (not) to use simplified models to search for dark matter at the LHC​

04/05

_1:15pm

Bjørn Solheim

Loop quantum gravity (LQG)​

11/05

_3:30pm

Robert Wagner (Stockholm university)

Cherenkov Telescope Array – the next-generation ground-based gamma-ray observatory​

Håvard Tveit Ihle (ITA)

Timo Hyart (University of Jyväskylä)

Mats

Yong Tang (KIAS, Seoul)

Neutrinos and Dark Matter with Astrophysical Connections

Tomás Gonzalo (University College London)

Model Building in Grand Unified Theories

Ipsita Mandal (Perimeter Institute, Waterloo)

Kåre Olaussen (NTNU Trondheim)

Cosmology with alternatives and modifications to Einstein Gravity

David Mota (ITA, Oslo)

Cosmological Probes of Screening Mechanisms in Modified Gravity

Gabrijela Zaharijas (University of Nova Gorica)

Cosmological dark matter annihilation signals: theoretical predictions and experimental constraints

PhD defence of Anders Kvellestad 

Pentaquarks (note the different room & time!)

Bryan Webber (University of Cambridge)

Event Simulation for the Large Hadron Collider

PhD defence of Lars Dal 

The discovery of the neutrinos and their properties (note the different room & time!)

Joachim Kopp (University of Mainz)

A Boost for Dark Matter Searches​

Björn Herrmann (LAPTh, Annecy)

Towards a more precise prediction of the dark matter relic density​

Piero Ullio (SISSA, Trieste)

The quest for indirect dark matter detection: a critical outlook​

Stefan Hofmann (LMU, Munich)

Black Holes in the 1/N Expansion​