Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 11/15/19

Ben Safdi (University of Michigan) will give a talk on their recent analysis of X-ray data from nearby isolated neutron stars, and the implications for axion searches.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 10/11/19

Diana’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 10/11/19

The title and abstract for Diana’s talk are below:

KATRIN and the Neutrino Mass Scale

Ever since it was first hypothesized 89 years ago, the strange and ghostly particle called the neutrino has mystified and inspired particle and nuclear physicists. After decades of experimental and theoretical work, we have now firmly established that neutrinos have mass, and yet their absolute mass scale remains unknown. Now, after many years of painstaking design, construction, and commissioning work, the Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino experiment (KATRIN) has recently improved the world’s best direct neutrino-mass sensitivity by a factor of 2, with more improvements to come. I will give a tour of KATRIN’s 70-m beamline, share some of our adventures with engineering challenges and novel backgrounds, describe our spectral fits and systematic uncertainties, and show a glimpse of KATRIN’s future.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 10/11/19

Diana Parno (Carnegie Mellon University) will give a talk on the recent results from the KATRIN experiment.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 10/4/19

Yuval’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 10/4/19

Yuval Grossman (Cornell University) will talk about the recent $K_{L}\rightarrow \pi^{0}\bar{\nu}\nu$ measurement by the KOTO experiment and its implications.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 9/20/2019

Lina’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 9/20/2019

Lina Necib (Caltech) will give an overview talk on recent results from GAIA and implications for dark matter.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 5/29/19

Bradley’s slides can be found here.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 5/29/19

This talk has been rescheduled to 6/3/2019.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 5/29/19

Bradley Kavanagh (GRAPPA) will five a talk on the recent EDELWEISS analysis for low mass dark matter.

Forum: DM - Indirect Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 4/25/19

Pasquale’s slides can be found here.

Forum: DM - Indirect Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 4/25/19

Pasquale Serpico (LAPTh - CNRS) will give a talk on cosmic ray propagation models, backgrounds to DM indirect detection searches and potential AMS-02 anomalies.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 4/14/19

Joachim’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 4/14/19

Joachim Brod (University of Cincinnati) will give a talk on recent results in flavor physics, including CP violation in the charm sector, and R_K.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 4/11/19

Liang’s slides can be found here.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 4/11/19

Liang Yang (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) will give a talk on the recent results from the COSINE experiment.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 2/18/19

Doojin’s slides can be found here.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 2/18/19

Doojin Kim (University of Arizona) will give a talk on “Boosted dark matter searches at SK and COSINE-100”, summarizing recent (https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.05278, https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.09344) as well as ongoing/upcoming searches for boosted dark matter.

Forum: General – Topic: Suggestions For Future Talks

We invite you to post below any suggestions you have for topics of upcoming LHC Results Forum Talks. The main focus of the LHC Results Forum is the discussion of recent experimental results. The discussion of connections to theoretical models, in the context of motivation, constraints etc., can definitely be an important part of the talk, but should be considered a secondary aspect.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 1/21/2019

Kohta’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 1/21/2019

Kohta Murase (Penn State) will give a talk on the “Theoretical Implications of the latest IceCube and ANITA results”.

Forum: Other – Topic: Discussion Session 12/3/18

Qianshu’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Other – Topic: Discussion Session 12/3/18

Qianshu Lu (Harvard) will give a talk on the recent improvement in the electron EDM by the ACME Collaboration.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 11/19/18

Tongyan’s slides can be found here.

Forum: DM - Direct Detection – Topic: Discussion Session 11/19/18

Tongyan Lin (UC San Diego) will give an overview of the status of direct detection searches for light DM.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 11/12/18

Carsten’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Astroparticle Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 11/12/18

Carsten Rott (Sungkyunkwan University) will summarize the recent IceCube multi-messenger results and observation of astrophysical neutrinos, focusing in particular on BSM physics searches. Carsten’s talk is titled “Latest results from IceCube and the search for physics beyond the Standard Model”.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 6/18/18

Joachim’s slides can be found here.

Forum: Flavor Physics – Topic: Discussion Session 6/18/18

Joachim Kopp (CERN & Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) will give a talk about recent experimental results in neutrino physics, in particular the result from MiniBooNE.