3rd Berkeley Workshop on the Direct Detection of Dark Matter
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Perseverance Hall (LBL Building 54)
Perseverance Hall
LBL Building 54
1 Cyclotron Rd
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Description
*** 30 Nov update: as of yesterday, registration was full. This limit has been lifted. If you recently tried but were unable to register, please try again now, we can accept a few more attendees. ***
The 3rd Berkeley Workshop on the Direct Detection of Dark Matter will be held December 5-6, 2016. The purpose of the workshop is to focus on ideas towards and challenges of future dark matter search experiments. Please see the Scientific Programme and Timetable for further details.
This workshop is supported by the DOE Office of Science and the Institute for Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics (INPA) at LBL. There is no fee to attend, but registration is mandatory. Registration is open! Please follow the link at the left of the page. All talks are by invitation only; please contact the organizers if you are interested in presenting at this workshop. As of 15 Nov, the agenda is full.
Travel and Accommodation details:
Both OAK and SFO airports offer frequent train connections to Downtown Berkeley via BART. The free LBL shuttle stops across the street from the BART entrance. You want the blue route shuttle to B54. Walking up the hill is also an option, via Hearst Ave to Cyclotron Rd.
A great option for lodging is the Berkeley Lab Guesthouse. Our workshop will be in Perseverance Hall, located in Building 54 (B54) which also contains the cafeteria. It is right across from the guesthouse! You can see this from a map of a portion of LBL. Another option is the UC Berkeley Faculty Club, or any of the myriad accommodation options downtown and across the bay in SF. In any case, it is strongly advised that you book asap, as Berkeley is a popular destination in December. Note that espresso/coffee, breakfast and lunch are available at the cafeteria. Hours of operation are listed here. For dinner/refreshments on Dec 5, we will head down the hill into Berkeley.
NOTE* To make an online reservation at the Berkeley Lab Guesthouse, visit this page. Click the first radio button, "Visiting, studying or working at the Berkeley Lab," Then select "Physics Division," and use pfsorensen@lbl.gov as the "LBNL Contact/Sponsor."
The 3rd Berkeley Workshop on the Direct Detection of Dark Matter will be held December 5-6, 2016. The purpose of the workshop is to focus on ideas towards and challenges of future dark matter search experiments. Please see the Scientific Programme and Timetable for further details.
This workshop is supported by the DOE Office of Science and the Institute for Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics (INPA) at LBL. There is no fee to attend, but registration is mandatory. Registration is open! Please follow the link at the left of the page. All talks are by invitation only; please contact the organizers if you are interested in presenting at this workshop. As of 15 Nov, the agenda is full.
Travel and Accommodation details:
Both OAK and SFO airports offer frequent train connections to Downtown Berkeley via BART. The free LBL shuttle stops across the street from the BART entrance. You want the blue route shuttle to B54. Walking up the hill is also an option, via Hearst Ave to Cyclotron Rd.
A great option for lodging is the Berkeley Lab Guesthouse. Our workshop will be in Perseverance Hall, located in Building 54 (B54) which also contains the cafeteria. It is right across from the guesthouse! You can see this from a map of a portion of LBL. Another option is the UC Berkeley Faculty Club, or any of the myriad accommodation options downtown and across the bay in SF. In any case, it is strongly advised that you book asap, as Berkeley is a popular destination in December. Note that espresso/coffee, breakfast and lunch are available at the cafeteria. Hours of operation are listed here. For dinner/refreshments on Dec 5, we will head down the hill into Berkeley.
NOTE* To make an online reservation at the Berkeley Lab Guesthouse, visit this page. Click the first radio button, "Visiting, studying or working at the Berkeley Lab," Then select "Physics Division," and use pfsorensen@lbl.gov as the "LBNL Contact/Sponsor."
Participants
Alan Poon
Alan Robinson
Alden Fan
Andrew Sonnenschein
Andrey Elagin
Anna Petrova
Anthony Villano
Ben Schlitzer
Bernard Sadoulet
Bob Jacobsen
Brian Mong
Elizabeth Boulton
Emilija Pantic
Evan Pease
Gianpaolo Carosi
Graham Kribs
HAO QIAN
Harry Nelson
Herbert Steiner
Igor Ostrovskiy
Inés Gil-Botella
Javier Tiffenberg
Jay Hyun Jo
Jelena Maricic
Jim Whitmore
Jodi Cooley
juan estrada
Jules Gascon
Julien Billard
Junsong Lin
Katayun Kamdin
Kelsey Oliver-Mallory
Kevin Lesko
Lucie Tvrznikova
M. Patrick Decowski
Maria Elena Monzani
Masaki Yamashita
Matt Pyle
Matthew Szydagis
Michele Papucci
Miguel Arratia
Murdock Gilchriese
Nicolò Crescini
Ning Zhou
Noah Kurinsky
Paolo Privitera
Quentin ARNAUD
Rafael Lang
Scott Kravitz
Simon Fiorucci
Spencer Klein
Stefano Profumo
Stephen Derenzo
Stephen Hanrahan
Tessa Johnson
Test Particle
Tom Shutt
Vetri Velan
Xin Xiang
Yasuhiro Kishimoto
